Best for
Best for marketers and agencies that want keyword research, rank tracking and recognised authority metrics in one suite.
- Freelancers
- Small and mid-sized
- Enterprise
SEO Tools Comparison
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Best for
Best for marketers and agencies that want keyword research, rank tracking and recognised authority metrics in one suite.
Best for
Best for large organisations whose many website editors need SEO, accessibility and content governance in one place.
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| Criterion | Moz Pro | Siteimprove |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | From $49 / month Entry-level plan for an individual managing a single website. Standard $99 / month or $79 billed yearly, Medium $179 or $143, Large $299 or $239. Enterprise on request. | Not stated |
| Free trial | Yes, a free trial, alongside standalone tools that are free to use (Domain Analysis, Keyword Explorer, Link Explorer, MozBar) | Demo on request; a free Digital Insights Report, website score and AEO checker are offered separately |
| Users | 1 seat on Standard, 2 on Medium, 3 on Large | Not stated |
| API | Yes, Moz API, priced separately from $20 | Siteimprove API (v2), plus CMS plugins and a Google Search Console connection |
| Hosting | Cloud (SaaS) | Cloud (SaaS) |
| Keyword research | Yes, Keyword Explorer with search volume, Keyword Difficulty, search intent and suggestions grouped by topic; 150 keyword queries per month on Standard, 5,000 on Medium, 15,000 on Large | Yes, Keyword Discovery shows the keywords a domain already ranks for with search volume, average position, estimated traffic and keyword potential (SEO Advanced packages), plus keyword suggestions |
| Rank tracking | Yes, Rank Tracker across search engines and locations including mobile rankings; 300 tracked keywords per month on Standard, 1,500 on Medium, 3,000 on Large | Yes, Keyword Monitoring tracks rankings and position changes for the site and its landing pages, with SEO scores for the pages targeting each keyword; brand mentions, citations and share of voice are tracked in AI answer engines as well |
| Site audit | Yes, Site Crawl with error reports and on-demand re-crawls to validate fixes; 400,000 pages crawled per month on Standard, 2 million on Medium, 5 million on Large | Yes, automated on-page diagnostics that show where issues occur, duplicate and competing content detection, and SEO activity plans for working through fixes; CMS plugins run a check when a page is published |
| Backlink data | Yes, Link Explorer with Domain Authority, Brand Authority and Spam Score; 5,000 backlink queries per month on Standard, 20,000 on Medium, 70,000 on Large | Yes, identifies and manages high-value and potentially harmful backlinks |
| Content optimisation | Yes, On-Page Grader recommendations plus AI content briefs, 2 per month on Standard, 10 on Medium, 50 on Large | Yes, keywords mapped to where they should appear in the site's content, plus Content Strategy agents that turn a brief into a draft with governance for voice and quality |
| Index and market coverage | Link index of 45.5 trillion links across 1 billion domains; AI visibility tracking covers GPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Perplexity | AI answer engine visibility is measured across Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini by sampling a structured prompt set repeatedly, so it reports a rate over time rather than a snapshot. The countries, languages and search engines behind the keyword data are not published |
| Integrations and API | Moz API is a separately priced product from $20, with V2 and V3 endpoints for Domain Authority, Brand Authority, link and keyword data | Siteimprove API (v2), a Google Search Console connection and CMS plugins for systems including WordPress, Drupal, Sitecore, Adobe Experience Manager and Optimizely |
| AI features | Yes | Yes |
| Deployment | Cloud (SaaS), Browser-based | Cloud (SaaS), Browser-based |
| Support | Email helpdesk, Community forum | Email helpdesk, Phone |
| Onboarding | Documentation and knowledge base, Video tutorials, Guided onboarding | Documentation and knowledge base, Video tutorials, Live online demos and webinars |
| Company size | more entries Freelancers, Small and mid-sized, Enterprise | Enterprise |
| Integrations | Not stated | Google Search Console, WordPress, Drupal, Sitecore, Adobe Experience Manager, Optimizely |
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