SEOlyze

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Research, draft and inspect search-focused content with integrated SEO and AI-citation tools.

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What it does

SEOlyze combines keyword research, rank tracking, briefs, content editing and AI-citation monitoring. Its workflow helps a team review outlines and sources, revise existing pages and send approved content to WordPress.

Supply the keyword, domain and language, then review the proposed outline before drafting. SEOlyze combines competitor gaps, term analysis and source checks in its editor. Its GEO score rates how the content is prepared for citation in AI answers; inspect the actual claims and sources before publishing. WordPress integration can send a finished article as a draft or published post.

Plan Monthly price, excluding VAT New content packets per month Content refreshes per month Users
Starter EUR 79 10 5 1
Pro EUR 149 30 15 3
Agency EUR 299 100 50 10

Annual billing is also available. The fourteen-day trial needs no payment details. Register with Google or name, email and password; client review links on Pro and above let outside reviewers comment or approve without an account.

Keyword research covers Germany, Austria, Spain and Italy. New content creation stops at the monthly packet limit until renewal or upgrade; existing-text edits and reanalysis remain unlimited. Content Refresh is a separate, limited rewriting tool. Pro adds connections for AI assistants, while Agency offers API access on request.

Strengths

  • Combines research, editorial work and citation monitoring.
  • Allows unlimited edits and reanalysis of saved texts after the new-content allowance is used.

Watch out for

  • Keyword-research coverage is concentrated in four European markets.

Best for

  • European SEO content teams

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