What it does
SEOmonitor combines search rankings, AI mentions and citations, research, forecasting and content work. Keyword groups connect those views, with optional Google Analytics and Search Console data for organic-traffic analysis.
SEOmonitor connects Google rankings with AI mentions, citations and content work. Start with a keyword group for one topic and market, such as a software category and its comparison searches, then inspect the pages and publishers appearing in each channel.
Collection dates matter. The tracked site's primary-device Google position updates daily; the other device, full competitor collection and AI Search update weekly. Research databases have a narrower geographic scope than rank tracking: SEO research covers the US, UK and Romania, while AI visibility research covers the UK and Romania.
Starter begins at EUR 79 per month for one website, 500 tracked keywords, one chosen AI model and one Analytics/Search Console connection set. Pro begins at EUR 299 per month with 3,000 Google keywords and 1,000 AI tracking units shared across campaigns. One unit covers one keyword on one AI model with weekly updates; Claude uses five units. Pro's Google data connections cost EUR 10 per connected website per month when used.
Tracking a term in another campaign or location consumes capacity again. Pro adds API access for custom integrations; both plans support AI-assistant connections. A fourteen-day trial needs no credit card and includes AI Search on the first campaign, up to 1,000 keywords.
Strengths
- Connects traditional rankings and AI-search results through keyword groups.
- Shows cited publishers and separate Google and AI collection schedules.
Watch out for
- Research datasets cover a limited set of countries.
- Additional campaign or location tracking consumes separate capacity.
Best for
- SEO teams comparing topic visibility across Google and AI answers
Sources
- SEOmonitor plan prices, collection schedules and scope (Oct 27, 2026)
- SEOmonitor keyword-based search and AI analysis (Oct 27, 2026)