SEO Tester Online review

SEO Tester Online is a web-based SEO and SEM platform for agencies, marketers and small and midsize businesses. It brings several search-marketing tasks into one product: website audits, rank tracking, keyword research, competitor analysis, content guidance, reporting and lead generation.

The audit tools check on-page SEO and provide technical SEO advice. Rank tracking monitors positions on Google, Yahoo, Bing and Yandex, with email alerts. For content work, the platform offers AI guidance and SEO copywriting rules to help create optimized articles. Keyword research includes finding low-difficulty terms and managing lists across 36 locations.

For competitor research, SEO Tester Online examines rankings, PPC strategies and backlink profiles. Its reporting tools create branded audit reports and can send them automatically on a schedule. The breadth is useful if you want these workflows under one subscription; the practical question is whether the plan limits fit your project and analysis volume.

The main appeal is coverage. SEO Tester Online combines technical audits, tracking, keyword research, content guidance and competitor analysis rather than focusing on just one SEO workflow. Its rank tracker covers four search engines, and keyword lists can span 36 locations, according to the published product details. Branded reports and scheduled delivery also give agencies a way to package audit work for clients.

The pricing page lists several plan sizes, with user, project, daily analysis, crawl and report-result caps spelled out. That makes it easier to compare capacity before switching or buying:

• Lite costs €18 per month with annual billing or €26 month to month; it includes one user, one project and 20 analyses per day.
• Pro costs €26 per month annually or €38 month to month, with two projects and 100 daily analyses.
• Higher tiers scale to Infinity at €296 per month with annual billing, 25 users, unlimited projects and analyses, and 1.25 million crawlable pages per month.

The pricing page lists a seven-day free trial. Annual rates are listed as 30% lower, and displayed prices exclude VAT.

There is no free plan, so you cannot keep using a free tier after evaluating the platform. The listed free trial lasts seven days, which gives you a short window to check whether the workflows and limits suit your team.

The entry plan is also quite small. Lite is limited to one user, one SEO project, 20 analyses per day, 250 crawlable pages per month and 150 results per report. Those caps may be a poor fit if you manage several sites or need larger crawls and reports; moving up means paying for a higher tier. Even Pro, listed for SMBs and startups, allows one user and two projects, with 2,500 crawlable pages per month.

Plan names and limits deserve a careful read: Advanced costs more than Pro but includes five users and 15 projects, while Plus offers one user and five projects. Enterprise starts at €499 per month, with custom limits and credits; the pricing page does not publish an annual price. Displayed prices exclude VAT.

SEO Tester Online has no free plan, but the pricing details list a 7-day free trial. The lowest listed rate is Lite at €18 per month with annual billing, or €26 month to month. That plan is capped at 1 user, 1 project, 20 analyses a day and 250 crawlable pages a month.

The next listed annual prices are Pro at €26, Plus at €38 and Advanced at €48 per month. Advanced is a notable jump from Plus, but raises the caps to 5 users, 15 projects, 500 daily analyses and 50,000 crawlable pages monthly. Premium costs €96 annually billed; Infinity is €296. Enterprise starts at €499 per month, with custom limits and credits but no published annual rate or fixed caps.

The pricing page lists 30% savings for annual billing; displayed prices exclude VAT. No add-ons are listed. Check which plan fits your project and crawl volume before comparing headline prices.

The published product and pricing details do not explain how to import data from another SEO platform, export projects or reports, or cancel and retrieve account data. They also do not establish whether historical rankings, keyword lists or report templates transfer. Treat those as questions for the vendor before moving a live workflow; migration effort and lock-in are not published here.

There is a 7-day trial, which gives buyers a short window to check whether the audits, rank tracking, keyword research and reporting cover their needs. The plan caps matter when switching: Lite allows one project and 250 crawlable pages a month, while larger plans raise those limits.

We can’t substantiate what tends to make customers leave based on Reddit: no Reddit posts or comments were included in the published material. Before leaving, confirm what data you can export and whether scheduled branded reports or tracking history can be retained. Those details are not specified on the vendor's site.