ConvertMate announced closed registrations and a June 30, 2026 shutdown on its registration page. If you were a ConvertMate customer, you need a new home for that work. TL;DR: SEOJuice costs $59 USD per website per month, VAT included. A current ConvertMate bill at that scope: no public figure found (19 Oct 2026). Its historical Starter plan was $49/month.
SEOJuice puts links, metadata, schema gaps and alt text on your pages through browser, CMS or edge routes. On Shopify, SEOJuice edits through the snippet, not catalog writes. ConvertMate's strength was reviewed copy written into connected stores.
SEOJuice lets you switch each change type off per site, so links, metadata and schema each get one owner. I would not sell it as a catalog-copy rewriter, because its change types do not include product descriptions. If that is your core need, look for a tool that writes catalog copy directly into the store.
Start with the publishing job you need to replace
ConvertMate entries below describe historical documentation. ConvertMate's content workflow covered products, collections, blog articles and static pages.
From recommendation to live page
| Question | ConvertMate, historically | SEOJuice |
|---|---|---|
| Page work | Titles, descriptions and metadata for products, collections, blogs, static pages. Scope | Internal links, meta tags, Open Graph, schema gaps, alt text, accessibility fixes, broken-link replacement. |
| Your team still does | Grants access, reviews content, handles audit findings needing manual action. Audit workflow | Authorizes installation, assigns field ownership, picks deployment modes, approves suggestions and article drafts. |
| Platforms | Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Adobe Commerce (Business plan). Connections | Browser snippet, WordPress plugin, Ghost, Strapi, Webflow (links only), Cloudflare Worker. |
| Approvals | Editing, bulk approve or reject, change history, Revert to original. Review controls | Off, suggest, one-click or auto-deploy per site and change type. |
| Where edits live | Written into the connected store through granted write access. Publishing method | Snippet in browser; WordPress server-side; Ghost, Strapi, Webflow CMS writes; Worker at edge. |
| Rollback and leaving | Revert to original for published suggestions. Content history | Live changes revert; after cancelling, made changes stay live, new ones stop. |
| Included workload | Starter: 700 credits, one suggestion batch monthly. Allowances | Per website: unlimited pages, images and alt text; 20 articles monthly. |
| Total cost | Starter: $49/month or $392/year; five platform connections, store licensing unstated. Plan matrix | Per website: $59/month or $599/year, VAT included. |
The SEOJuice demo site has 80 changes waiting for review, 304 live and 18 closed. Someone on your team has to own the Approve or Reject column.
Budget for one website or five
SEOJuice bills per website (5 × $59 = $295/month). Totals exclude optional capacity bundles, and every SEOJuice price is USD with VAT included. ConvertMate's column holds historical reference points only.
| Scope | SEOJuice, VAT included | ConvertMate |
|---|---|---|
| 1 site, monthly | $59 USD per month | No matched bill. Historical Starter: $49/month. Plan matrix |
| 5 sites, monthly | $295 USD per month | No matched bill. Starter listed five platform connections, not five websites. Plan scope |
| 1 site, annual | $599 USD paid once a year | No matched bill. Starter: $392/year in help center, $490/year on Shopify listing |
| 5 sites, annual | $2,995 USD paid once a year | No matched bill. Starter pricing gives no five-website total. Plan matrix |
ConvertMate's help-center prices carry a dollar symbol and no currency code. Its billing guidance describes location-dependent sales tax and EU VAT-number handling. SEOJuice's price already includes VAT.
The help center and the Shopify listing also disagree on Starter's annual price ($392 against $490). I show both (picking the higher one would flatter us). Multiplying a Starter price by five would manufacture a comparison, so I won't. Use our per-website pricing and annual payment as your budget line.
Credits and pages measure different work
ConvertMate charged three credits per field per item. Two fields across 50 products used 300 credits. Review, editing and publishing added no credit charges.
SEOJuice includes unlimited pages, images and alt text.
Each website adds 20 AI articles a month. Its 50 monitored prompts run daily across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and DeepSeek. Allowances add up across websites and are shared across the account.
Article drafts need approval. Publish them to WordPress or download HTML, Markdown or DOCX. Articles are new drafts; they do not rewrite product descriptions. A capacity bundle costs $39/month or $399/year and adds 20 articles a month, plus 30 monitored prompts, to that shared pool (listed on the pricing page). It does not replace a website subscription.
Install deliberately, then switch one field at a time
Involve whoever can authorize changes to the store, CMS or deployment environment. The developer installs it and checks the live page after. The editor approves wording and destinations. ConvertMate used granted platform write access, so before you connect a SEOJuice CMS route, check which account grants the API permission and what it can edit.
For SEOJuice, the route decides what you inspect. Browser changes appear at render time. A CMS write changes the saved post. If an editor republishes an older copy, the old text returns, so check the stored value too. Worker changes happen server-side, at the edge.
If you are a current ConvertMate customer, save its change history and the approved product and collection copy while you still have access. Check whether that copy still sits in your store as written. Then decide who owns each meta field before SEOJuice writes any of them.
- Assign field ownership. For Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress or AIOSEO, switch off the overlapping SEOJuice change types so the plugin keeps that field. Include fields an agency edits by hand.
- Start with review. Set suggest mode for the change type under test and record the page before approving one internal-link change. Title/H1 rewrites always begin as suggestions; broken-link replacement defaults to one-click.
- Inspect, republish, revert. Check the rendered link (and the stored value on a CMS route), republish, then check again. Any live SEOJuice change can be reverted to its previous state.
An edit can look right today and clash with the next editorial release. If that happens on your route, I'd set that change type to suggest or off.
If you were on ConvertMate
If you used it for catalog copy, SEOJuice is the wrong replacement. ConvertMate wrote Shopify product descriptions, meta titles and tags straight into the store, with review before publishing.
It also documented BigCommerce and headless BigCommerce integration.
If you used it for links, meta and schema, try SEOJuice. On a Shopify store, the snippet changes meta titles and descriptions at render time, plus internal links, alt text and schema gaps. It does not write them into the catalog.
So the meta titles ConvertMate wrote stay stored in Shopify, and the snippet applies SEOJuice's version on top when the page renders (I'm confident about the mechanism, less about how every theme behaves). Product descriptions stay as they are. WordPress, Ghost and Strapi teams get CMS-writing routes. Webflow teams get direct internal-link writes. WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Adobe Commerce stores use the JS snippet, which works on any site.
For multi-website teams, the bill scales per website while allowances pool across the account. Unlimited team members and white-label reports are included.
Do not buy SEOJuice if you need ConvertMate's catalog-copy workflow, direct Shopify catalog writes or a managed human marketing team. ConvertMate announced its platform is closed to new accounts; whether its managed team still takes clients is unclear.
Questions before connecting a site
Can our existing tool stay, and who approves changes?
For SEO plugins, yes. Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress and AIOSEO can keep a field when you switch off the matching SEOJuice change type per site. Give each field one owner. Your editor approves suggestions, and your developer authorizes access. If ConvertMate is still connected, keep it off the fields SEOJuice now writes.
What remains after cancelling?
Changes already made stay live and keep being served. SEOJuice stops creating new ones. Exports work while you are subscribed, so download your CSVs first.
How much work is switching?
Your developer installs the snippet or plugin, your editor picks who owns each field, then you test one page. I can't give you a fixed number of hours, because the route changes the checks.
What should count as the first useful result?
An approved edit that passes the checks for your route. You can check that the link opens the intended page. Rankings may not move, and SEOJuice does not guarantee they will.
Test one product page on the snippet
If the workflow fits, start your 7-day free trial. Put the snippet on one product page and compare the rendered meta title with the one stored in Shopify. Card required; $59/month afterward unless you cancel before the trial ends. The trial starts monthly; yearly billing becomes available after the first charge. Forgot to cancel? Email hello@seojuice.com within 3 days of your first charge and we refund it.
You can also explore the demo, which contains demo data.