SEO Writing AI review

SEO Writing AI is a content-generation tool for SEO articles, blog posts and affiliate content. It can create long-form articles in more than 50 languages, then help optimize them with keyword suggestions, meta titles, meta descriptions and image alt text. The product says its SERP research analyzes competing search results; that is a feature claim, not proof that its recommendations will improve rankings.

The tool also generates images to match article content and can create Amazon product lists from product URLs and ASINs, including product names, specifications, features, pros, cons and descriptions. For WordPress sites, it can publish or schedule articles, with bulk generation of up to 100 articles. The homepage says AI image generation is included on every plan, including Free.

There is a free plan, while paid plans start at $19 per month or $14 per month with annual billing, according to the pricing page. The main distinction between tiers is how many articles, credits, brand voices and internal-link URLs they include.

The feature set covers much of the production workflow in one place: drafting, basic on-page SEO fields, image creation and WordPress publishing. That could reduce handoffs for a small team producing straightforward articles or affiliate content. WordPress scheduling and bulk generation are useful additions if you already publish there; the stated bulk-generation ceiling is 100 articles.

The annual entry price is low compared with the monthly rate. According to the pricing page, Starter costs $14 per month when billed yearly, or $19 month to month. It includes up to 50 articles, 50 credits, one brand voice and 500 internal-link URLs per site. The Free plan gives you three articles and a 25,000-word limit, and the homepage says image generation is included even there.

Higher plans add room to scale rather than a different core product: Professional is listed at $59 per month annually for up to 250 articles, while Professional Plus 1 is $119 for up to 500. Professional Plus 2 reaches 1,000 articles at $230 per month billed yearly. Those caps make the pricing easier to compare against a team’s planned output.

The low entry price needs context: Starter’s $14 monthly rate requires annual billing, paid yearly. Month to month, it is $19. The Free plan is limited to three articles, has a 25,000-word limit, and includes neither bulk generation nor brand voices. So it is a sample of the product, not a free ongoing publishing workflow.

Credits are a less clear part of the offer. Starter includes 50, Professional 250, Professional Plus 1 500 and Professional Plus 2 1,000, but the published pricing information does not say what actions consume credits or how they map to article limits. Additional credit packages are listed only for the two Professional Plus plans; their prices are not published. Check that usage model before budgeting around the article caps.

There is also no Reddit feedback in the published material, and no evidence here that the SERP analysis or generated content performs well in search. Treat those as product features to assess against your editorial standards, not ranking guarantees. The advertised 100-article bulk ceiling also does not override each plan’s article allowance.

SEO Writing AI has a free plan, but it is limited to 3 articles, a 25,000-word limit, and no bulk generation or brand voices. The Starter plan lists 50 articles, 50 credits, one brand voice, and 500 internal-link URLs per site for $19 monthly or $14 per month when billed yearly.

The price rises sharply at Professional: $79 monthly or $59 per month billed yearly. That tier includes up to 250 articles, 250 credits, five brand voices, and 5,000 internal-link URLs per site. Professional Plus 1 costs $159 monthly or $119 per month yearly, for up to 500 articles and 10 brand voices. Professional Plus 2 is $307 monthly or $230 per month yearly, with up to 1,000 articles and 25 brand voices.

The annual figures are per-month prices paid yearly, not monthly billing. Professional Plus plans offer extra credit packages, but their prices are not published. Credit details are not clear enough in the published pricing information to calculate the cost of using more credits. The low annual entry price is attractive; the jump to Professional is not small.

Switching in may be easiest for teams already publishing to WordPress: SEO Writing AI says it can publish or schedule articles there, including bulk publishing of up to 100 articles. The published information does not explain how to import existing content, export generated articles, or preserve settings such as brand voices and internal-link URLs. Treat those as questions to settle before moving a workflow, not as confirmed capabilities.

If you are leaving, confirm how you can retrieve articles and any account data before canceling. Export options and post-cancellation access are not published on the vendor's site, so we cannot say whether leaving requires a manual copy or a formal export. The same gap applies to credit balances and add-on packages.

The verdict flags unclear credit details and limited verified user feedback as drawbacks. We do not have Reddit posts or comments in the published material, so we cannot responsibly say what Reddit users report as reasons for leaving. Ask support about exports, cancellation, and credit handling before committing to an annual plan.