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9 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
The full SEO toolkit at a smaller price
SE Ranking bundles the full SEO toolkit Moz Pro covers, including rank tracking and link data, in one subscription.
A full SEO suite at fifty dollars a month
Serpstat at $50 is a full SEO suite, wider coverage than rank tracking and link data for a similar monthly figure.
Every keyword a competitor has bought or ranked for
SpyFu at $39 shows every keyword a competitor has bought or ranked for, competitor-first where Moz starts from your own site.
Backlink and keyword data at full depth
Ahrefs runs a larger backlink index than Moz's, worth the move for serious link analysis where Moz's own index falls short.
Keyword and competitor research at agency depth
Semrush goes deeper on keyword and competitor research at agency scale, the step up once Moz's smaller index and single-site pricing become the limit.
Five SEO tools that do not need a manual
Mangools at $38 is five SEO tools that need no manual, lighter and cheaper than a suite built around one authority score.
A crawler that explains what it found
Sitebulb crawls a site and explains each technical issue in plain language, built for an audit rather than for tracking rank over time.
Domain Rating tracked daily, with a badge
RacoonDR tracks Domain Rating daily from $6 with a free tier, watching the one number rather than selling the data behind it.
Checks a WordPress post before you publish it
Yoast SEO checks one WordPress post before it publishes rather than tracking rank and links across a whole site, a narrower kind of check with a free tier attached.
