SEOmonitor review

SEOmonitor combines Google rank tracking with visibility tracking across AI search results. It can track Google rankings and visibility alongside mentions and citations in Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity, using the same keywords and search intents. Search-demand data adds context, so teams can connect AI results to keyword groups and Google search volume rather than treating every mention as equally valuable.

The platform also compares competitors across Google and AI results, and shows which publishers are cited for a topic group. Its Content Writer covers SEO research, competitor analysis, drafting, and fact-checking. Data is available in the interface, through exports and an API, and via MCP.

The pricing page lists a 14-day free trial but no free plan. Monthly plans start at €79 for Starter or €299 for Pro; annual billing is paid upfront and listed at a 17% reduction, with no locked-in contract.

The main case for SEOmonitor is bringing conventional rank tracking and AI visibility into one workflow. Teams can track Google rankings and AI mentions against the same keyword groups, then use search volume to judge whether an AI citation relates to a meaningful search topic. That is more useful than a standalone list of AI mentions if the goal is to compare search demand, organic visibility, and citations together.

• Competitor comparisons cover both Google and AI visibility across competitors and topics. Publisher citations add another angle: which sources AI systems cite for a topic group.
• Starter is aimed at one small or medium website. Its €79 monthly base price includes 500 tracked keywords, one website, one chosen AI model, 10 AI articles per month, and one GA/GSC connection. Annual billing is listed at €65.57 per month, paid upfront.
• Pro is priced for agencies and multi-site teams. The €299 monthly base includes 3,000 Google keywords, 1,000 AI tracking units, unlimited tracked websites, users, and exports, plus Agency Dashboard and API access.

The packaging makes the likely choice fairly clear: a single-site team can start with Starter, while agencies needing multiple websites and API access have a defined Pro tier.

The headline price is not the whole cost. Starter starts with 500 keywords, and the listed monthly tiers rise to €113 for 1,000, €181 for 2,000, and €249 for 3,000. The FAQ also lists additional Google and AI tracking at €68 per 1,000 above the included 500. Pro includes 1,000 AI tracking units, but the published pricing details do not define what counts as a unit. Extra Pro capacity costs €49 per 1,000 Google keywords and €19 per 1,000 AI tracking units each month.

Starter is limited to one website and one chosen AI model. Pro removes the website cap, but its base still specifies 3,000 Google keywords and 1,000 AI units; unlimited websites do not mean unlimited tracking. Optional GA/GSC connections on Pro cost €10 per connected campaign website. Extra AI articles cost €4.90 each.

Accuracy deserves a separate check. One Reddit thread asks how SEOmonitor compares with other trackers, but its comments do not provide an independent accuracy comparison; the reply claiming improved search-volume accuracy is from SEOmonitor. The available discussion is not enough to settle that question.

SEOmonitor starts at €79 per month for Starter or €65.57 per month when billed annually. Annual billing is paid upfront; the pricing page says it comes with a 17% reduction and no locked-in contract. Starter covers one website, 500 Google keywords (up to 3,000 at higher prices), one AI model, 10 AI articles a month and one GA/GSC connection. Listed monthly keyword tiers are €113 for 1,000, €181 for 2,000 and €249 for 3,000. The FAQ separately lists €68 per additional 1,000 Google and AI tracking above the included 500, so confirm the applicable rate before budgeting.

Pro jumps to €299 monthly or €248.17 annually. That is €220 more per month than Starter at monthly rates. It includes 3,000 Google keywords, 1,000 AI tracking units, unlimited websites, users and exports, plus API access. Extra Pro Google keywords cost €49 per 1,000 monthly; AI units cost €19 per 1,000. Optional GA/GSC connections are €10 per connected campaign website. A 14-day free trial is listed, but there is no free plan.

Plan a switch around the items SEOmonitor tracks: websites, keyword groups and search intents, competitors, AI models, and GA/GSC connections. Rebuild or map those inputs before comparing visibility; the published material does not describe an automated migration tool or say that historical data transfers. The product brief lists exports and MCP, while Pro specifically includes unlimited exports and API access. Starter export limits and MCP plan eligibility are not published, so confirm them before relying on either for an exit process.

The pricing page says annual billing is paid upfront but has no locked-in contract; monthly billing is also listed. That reduces contract lock-in, though it does not establish how quickly cancellation takes effect or what data remains available afterward. The published published material contains no Reddit posts or comments, so we cannot attribute common reasons for leaving to users. Before switching, ask support about data retention and export formats, and compare your required keyword and AI tracking volume against the plan caps.