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SEO Tool Reviews

18 reviews of SEO tools I ran on my own sites and real searches, grouped by the job the tool does. Each one shows what worked, what did not, and what it cost when I checked.

18 reviews 9 tool types

All-in-one SEO platforms

Research, tracking, links and audits in one tool, judged on whether the data holds up and the next task is clear.

Domain research

Dropped domains, valuations and history, checked before you buy a name.

Keyword research

Turning one topic into the questions people actually search.

Audience and market research

What people say about a problem in their own words, checked against the posts behind each finding.

AI content writing

What the drafts cost, and how much checking they still needed.

YouTube content

Planning and scripting videos around the audience a channel actually has.

Indexing and technical SEO

WordPress plugins and agents tested on a live site, including the parts that did not work.

Seeing where a brand shows up, and gets cited, inside AI answers.

Lead generation and outreach

Scrapers for finding SEO clients and link prospects, each run against a real search.

How these reviews work

Every review comes from using the tool, not from its sales page. Where a number appears, it is from my own test, and prices are the ones on the day I checked, so confirm them before you buy. Some reviews carry affiliate links; how that works is on the transparency page.