Marketing Miner review

Marketing Miner combines SEO research, competitor analysis and rank tracking with tools for monitoring visibility in AI assistants. It is built for teams that need to find search terms, inspect competing sites and track changes without treating those as separate jobs.

The keyword research tools cover search volumes, suggestions, trends, questions and other keyword data. Competitor analysis includes keywords, traffic, leading pages and content gaps. For tracking, Marketing Miner supports Google and Seznam rankings and lists capacity for up to five competitors per website.

There’s also bulk processing for up to 40,000 keywords, domains or pages, plus an SEO audit suite with more than 10 tools for checks such as status codes, loading speed, broken links and indexing. AI visibility tracking monitors how AI assistants recommend a brand and its competitors over time. That feature is sold through credit add-ons, rather than included with every plan.

The appeal is breadth: keyword research, competitor research, rank tracking, bulk processing and audits sit alongside AI visibility monitoring. That gives teams a single product to evaluate for several recurring SEO jobs, rather than buying on the strength of one feature alone.

• Keyword research spans volumes, suggestions, trends and questions, while competitor analysis covers keywords, traffic, strongest pages and content gaps.
• Rank tracking covers Google and Seznam, with up to five competitors per website.
• Bulk processing supports up to 40,000 keywords, domains or pages at once, a useful ceiling for teams handling larger lists.
• The audit tools cover more than 10 checks, including status codes, loading speed, broken links and indexing.
• The paid plans scale from Starter at €19 per month to Machine at €114 per month, with higher project, keyword and report-credit allowances at higher tiers, according to the published pricing information.

The free Minee plan gives a way to inspect the product without a subscription, and a 10-day free trial is also listed. For teams comparing tools, those options lower the cost of evaluating the workflow before committing.

The limits are material if you manage multiple sites or large tracking lists. Minee is capped at one project and 10 tracked keywords, with 50 profiler uses and 500 report credits; it includes no AI credits. Starter costs €19 per month but still covers only one project and 500 tracked keywords. Miner raises that to two projects and 1,000 tracked keywords for €34 per month. Larger allowances require Digger (€69) or Machine (€114).

AI visibility also changes the cost calculation. The listed add-ons are €20 per month for 1,300 credits, €41 for 2,800 credits and €61 for 4,400 credits. The pricing information does not publish overage costs, so teams should confirm what happens when credits run out before relying on the feature.

Monthly prices exclude VAT. Annual billing is arranged by invoice for 12 months at the price of 11, but fixed annual rates are not published. That makes the total commitment harder to compare in advance. Custom-plan pricing is also not published.

According to the pricing details checked on November 6, 2026, monthly plans run from €19 to €114, excluding VAT. Minee is free, but it allows just 1 project, 10 tracked keywords and 50 profiler uses, with no AI credits. Starter costs €19/month for 1 project and 500 tracked keywords; Miner is €34 for 2 projects and 1,000 keywords. Digger jumps to €69 for 10 projects and 10,000 keywords, while Machine costs €114 for 20 projects and 20,000 keywords.

The sharpest step is Starter to Miner: €15 more per month for twice the projects and tracked keywords, plus a much higher report-credit allowance. AI Visibility Tracking is an extra €20, €41 or €61/month for 1,300, 2,800 or 4,400 credits. Overage rates are not published. Monthly prices exclude VAT; annual billing is invoiced for 12 months at the price of 11, but fixed annual rates are not published. The listing also notes a 10-day free trial; confirm its terms before budgeting.

The migration effort is not published, and the published information does not confirm what data you can export or in which formats. Before moving, check whether you can take your keyword lists, rank history, reports and project settings with you; do not assume those will transfer automatically. Then map your current sites and tracked keywords to Marketing Miner’s plan caps: Starter has 1 project and 500 tracked keywords, while larger allowances start at Miner (€34/month).

The pricing details don’t state a contract term or cancellation rules. Annual billing is invoiced for 12 months at the price of 11, so confirm the commitment and exit terms before choosing it. We don’t have verifiable Reddit reports in the published material to identify recurring reasons people leave, so we won’t claim a user pattern. If leaving, verify export options first and save the reports you rely on before ending access; export availability is not published.