Seobility diagnoses SEO issues; SEOJuice can deploy on-page edits. Seobility’s audit workflow prioritizes findings and gives you instructions to implement them. For one website on monthly billing, Seobility Premium costs $69.90 USD before applicable VAT, with three project slots included. SEOJuice costs $59 USD, VAT included. Choose Seobility for research with implementation handled elsewhere. Try SEOJuice for deploying edits. For five sites, Seobility Premium plus two project add-ons is $103.70/month before VAT; SEOJuice is $295. Prices checked 19 Oct 2026.
I’m Vadim Kravcenko, technical co-founder of SEOJuice. I’d buy based on where the work stops: finding the issue, or getting the fix onto the site.
The same job, with a different last step
Follow one issue to publication. Seobility’s beginner’s guide ends a title-shortening walkthrough with “Once you have done so, the error will disappear from the report after the next website crawl.” You edit, the crawl confirms. SEOJuice moves the edit itself into the product.
| Work to compare | Seobility | SEOJuice |
|---|---|---|
| Fixing issues | Prioritized findings and fix instructions; you make the edit. Audit workflow | Deploys internal links, meta tags, Open Graph, schema gaps, alt text and broken-link fixes. |
| Research | Keyword discovery, content gaps, intent data, TF*IDF. Research tools | Audits, keyword gaps, GSC queries, SERP tracking; not Ahrefs-depth research. |
| Work left to you | Pick priorities and make the edits in your CMS. | Authorize access, set controls, approve suggestions and article drafts. |
| Platforms and edit location | Audits HTML on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace; you edit in your CMS. Platform scope | Snippet at render; WordPress plugin; Ghost, Strapi, Webflow CMS writes; Cloudflare edge. |
| Review and approvals | Findings feed your own review before you edit. | Off, suggest, one-click or auto-deploy per change type; any change reverts. |
| After cancelling | Edits live in your publishing system, so they stay. | Changes already made stay live and keep being served; new ones stop. |
| Included workload | Premium: 3 projects, 25,000 pages/crawl, 300 keywords. Professional: 7 projects, 700 keywords. Allowances | Unlimited pages, images and alt text; 20 AI drafts per website per month. |
| AI monitoring | Google AI Overview tracking; AI-search blocking reports. AI features | 50 daily prompts per website across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek. |
The difference that matters is the last step of the work. With an audit tool, a finding becomes a ticket for someone with CMS access. With SEOJuice, a finding becomes a proposed change you approve or reject. On the demo site, the Changes view lists 80 changes waiting for review, 304 live and 18 closed, and each row shows the page, the proposed change and Approve or Reject. Meta descriptions appear as before and after.
A crawl allowance measures pages examined. SEOJuice includes unlimited pages, images and alt text. Different work, so don’t read 25,000 pages per crawl as 25,000 pages changed.
This is the page detail view on the demo site: health score, 90-day traffic and a checklist of what SEOJuice changed on the page.
The bill for one website and five websites
Compare websites used, not project slots included. Monthly figures are USD; Seobility’s published annual totals are EUR, so I don’t convert them or claim a savings percentage across currencies.
| Websites and term | Seobility | SEOJuice |
|---|---|---|
| 1 site, monthly | Premium: $69.90/month | $59/month |
| 5 sites, monthly | Premium plus two add-ons: $69.90 + 2 × $16.90 = $103.70/month (add-ons) | $295/month |
| 5 sites, Professional | $109.90/month | $295/month |
| 1 site, annual | Premium: €575.04 paid annually | $599 paid annually |
| 5 sites, annual | Professional: €959.04 paid annually | $2,995 paid annually |
Seobility prices exclude applicable VAT. SEOJuice includes it. SEOJuice’s trial starts monthly; annual billing opens after the first charge. Premium with add-ons keeps 300 keywords account-wide. SEOJuice gives 250 per website, plus all GSC queries.
Professional adds $6.20 monthly over the five-site Premium setup. For client work, its 700 keywords and white-label reports are likely worth the $6.20 (SEOJuice includes unlimited white-label reports and team members).
Agency costs $239.90 monthly for 20 projects and 2,000 tracked keywords, before VAT. Five sites don’t force you into that tier. Basic is free for one project (10 tracked keywords), which is plenty if you only want a limited audit and implement findings yourself.
Implementation labor is unpriced in both columns. Assign that work before calling either subscription cheaper overall.
Below is Seobility’s own pricing page with the Premium and Professional plan cards.
Choose where the edits live
I chose to offer several delivery routes because sites differ more than SEO tools admit. On customer sites, the route decides what the buyer must check afterwards, so pick it before you pick change types.
Someone with the necessary website, CMS or Cloudflare permissions must authorize the connection. Your SEO operator may need the site administrator’s help.
- JavaScript snippet: client-side changes at render time, with no writes into your CMS.
- WordPress plugin: server-side delivery, with writes into post content and the media library.
- Ghost and Strapi: direct CMS API writes for metadata, schema, alt text, links and content patches.
- Webflow: direct CMS writes for internal links only.
- Cloudflare Worker: server-side edge rewriting.
Give each overlapping field one owner. Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress or AIOSEO can keep metadata or schema when you switch off that SEOJuice change type. Snippet-delivered schema fills gaps only. Seobility can stay for its audit findings and fix instructions; that is a division of work, not an integration. Per site and change type you choose off, suggest, one-click deploy or auto-deploy. Broken-link replacement defaults to one-click.
Test one edit through publication
For a WordPress internal-link test, record the original paragraph and destination URL, then set internal links to suggest. Approve one suitable link. Check the saved post content and the live page, republish through your normal editorial workflow, and compare the paragraph again. Then revert the change and compare against your record.
For snippet delivery, inspect the rendered page after JavaScript runs. For Worker delivery, inspect the returned HTML. A dashboard entry alone is not evidence. On the demo site, the internal links view lists 207 links at 77.5% page coverage, and each link shows its anchor, surrounding sentence, target page, search position, intent and relevance score. That is the detail to inspect before you approve a batch.
Where I would spend the money
Choose Seobility when research and diagnostics are the work. Its keyword discovery, content-gap research and TF*IDF analysis give an editorial team more than an issue list. I wouldn’t reduce it to an issue checker.
It also suits repeated large-site diagnostics: Premium includes 25,000 pages per project per crawl, and paid plans can recrawl on a schedule. German-speaking teams get a German interface, emails and notifications. Those are real advantages, and SEOJuice doesn’t match the crawl capacity for diagnostics.
Try SEOJuice when approved work keeps waiting for implementation. On the demo site, 80 changes wait for review while 304 are live. That queue is the problem it targets. Internal links, metadata and image alt text are good first change types, because you can read each change before it goes live.
Don’t buy SEOJuice for cheap multi-site monitoring, a deep keyword and backlink research database or a desktop crawler for one-off audits. Without permission to connect a delivery route, it has little to do.
Both subscriptions can make sense if research and implementation have separate owners (I’d still question the second bill).
Questions before buying
Can I approve changes and keep my current SEO plugin?
Yes. Pick suggest or one-click per change type instead of auto-deploy. Title and H1 rewrites always start as suggestions, and any live change reverts. Switch off a change type to let Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress or AIOSEO keep that field.
What happens to my edits if I leave?
Changes already made stay live and keep being served. SEOJuice stops creating new ones. Export your data (CSV for pages, links, images, keywords and more) while subscribed.
Does switching replace my AI visibility workflow?
SEOJuice checks 50 prompts per website daily across five engines. Seobility offers Google AI Overview tracking and reports for blocked pages; broader prompt tracking is coming soon. They answer different questions. On paid plans, Seobility refreshes desktop rankings daily on the first two result pages (mobile every three days), which matters if rank monitoring is your main need. Its ranking-data incident update of 14 Oct 2026 reported quality improved but not fully restored. SEOJuice tracks keywords too (250 per website), plus all Google Search Console queries.
How soon should I expect a useful result?
Judge the first result by one appropriate edit visible through your delivery route: a link, a meta description or an alt text you approved and can see on the live page. Access approval, settings and review come first. A deployment test answers an implementation question; search performance needs its own evaluation.
Do the AI articles replace editorial work?
No. The 20 monthly drafts per website need approval, so budget reading time for each one. Approved articles publish directly to WordPress or download as HTML, Markdown or DOCX.
Test the missing step
Pick one change type and run the acceptance test above for your route: saved content for WordPress, rendered output for the snippet, returned HTML for the Worker. Start the 7-day free trial: a card is required, then it is $59/month for the website unless you cancel before the trial ends. Forgot to cancel? Email hello@seojuice.com within 3 days of your first charge for a refund. Or explore the demo.