Seobility review

Seobility is an online SEO platform for auditing websites and tracking search visibility. Its audit crawls a site for issues such as broken links, duplicate content and slow-loading pages. You can also monitor keyword rankings and backlinks, research keywords, and get recommendations for content aimed at search results and AI-generated answers. The product description includes Google AI Overviews in its ranking monitoring.

It also covers reporting and site availability: users can export PDF reports with their own logo, and uptime monitoring sends notifications when a site goes down. That makes Seobility a broad toolkit for smaller SEO operations, rather than a tool focused only on audits or rank tracking.

The pricing page lists a free Basic plan and a 14-day free trial. Paid plans start at $55.92 per month when billed annually, or $69.90 month to month, according to the published pricing snapshot.

Seobility combines several routine SEO jobs in one platform: site audits, keyword and backlink monitoring, content guidance, reporting and uptime alerts. For a small team that wants those basics together, that breadth is the main draw. The free Basic tier also gives newcomers a way to try core tools without a subscription.

• Basic includes one website project, a 100-page crawl, 10 tracked keywords, three AI prompts and five tool requests per day.
• Premium raises the limits to three projects, 25,000 pages per crawl, 300 tracked keywords and 15 AI prompts across two platforms. It costs $55.92 monthly on annual billing or $69.90 month to month.
• Professional adds white-label reporting and allows up to three member accounts, seven projects, 50,000 pages per crawl and 700 tracked keywords. The listed price is $87.92 per month annually or $109.90 month to month.

White-label PDFs can include audit, ranking and backlink data. That is useful for client reporting, though it is gated behind Professional rather than the lower paid plan.

The limits are easy to hit as a site or client roster grows. Basic stops at one project, 100 pages per crawl and 10 tracked keywords; it also caps use at five tool requests a day. Premium allows only one user, three projects and 300 tracked keywords. Professional reaches 700 keywords and seven projects, while Agency costs $191.92 per month annually or $239.90 month to month for 20 projects and 2,000 keywords.

Extra capacity can add to the bill. For example, the listed Premium add-on for 100 keywords is $11.90 per month, and daily top-50 tracking is $6.90 monthly plus $4.90 for each extra 100 keywords. Some add-ons are priced in euros while the plans are in dollars. The pricing data says overage costs and extra-seat prices are not published, and Basic has no add-ons.

One Reddit user described unexpected renewal charges after a trial; that is a single account, not evidence of a general billing pattern. Check renewal and cancellation terms before signing up.

Seobility has a free Basic plan, but its limits are narrow: one project, 100 crawl pages, 10 tracked keywords, three AI prompts and five tool requests per day. The paid entry point is Premium at $69.90 month to month, or $55.92 per month with annual billing. That’s the listed starting price for paid use—not the price of the free plan.

Professional costs $109.90 monthly or $87.92 on annual billing. The step up adds $40 per month at monthly rates, with seven projects, 700 keywords and white-label reports. Agency jumps to $239.90 monthly or $191.92 annually, with 20 projects and 2,000 keywords. Annual prices are 20% lower and shown as monthly equivalents.

Add-ons can push the bill higher: extra keywords, daily rank tracking and AI prompts cost extra, and some are priced in euros while others are in dollars. Overage and extra-seat prices are not published; Basic has no add-ons.

The published product details don’t describe import tools or a migration service, so plan to set up projects and tracked keywords in Seobility rather than assume another SEO platform’s data will transfer. Project, crawl-page, keyword and AI-prompt limits vary by plan, so check those caps against what you need before moving multiple sites.

Going the other way, the listed export option is white-label PDF reporting on Professional; the source doesn’t establish whether raw rankings, backlink history or audit data can be exported. That makes data portability a question to settle before relying on Seobility as your only record of SEO work. Lock-in terms aren’t specified in the published material.

We don’t have sourced Reddit posts here that establish why users leave, so we can’t present community complaints as evidence. The practical reasons to reconsider are clearer: hitting plan limits, needing published overage or seat costs, or requiring data exports the available details don’t confirm.