SISTRIX review

SISTRIX is an SEO platform built around its Visibility Index, which the company says has become an industry standard for measuring search performance. The index tracks how a site appears in Google over time, with competitor analysis alongside it. The suite also includes onpage crawling to flag technical issues and AI-assisted content creation.

Its scope reaches beyond Google: SISTRIX says it tracks visibility on Amazon and social platforms, including Instagram. A changelog entry describes reports combining Google, Amazon and AI search data. That is a broader reporting offer than a rank tracker, but the published product information does not spell out how AI search visibility is measured.

The company is based in Germany and says customer data stays within Europe. Pricing starts at €119 per month, before tax, according to the pricing information checked on November 6, 2026. There is no free plan; the listed trial is 14 days.

SISTRIX puts search visibility, competitor research and technical auditing in one suite. Its Visibility Index is the clearest differentiator: it gives teams a historical view of Google visibility, while competitor analysis helps put changes in context. The onpage crawler adds a practical way to find technical issues without buying a separate audit tool.

The plan ladder also makes capacity fairly legible. Start lists 3 projects and 30,000 crawled URLs per month for €119 monthly. Plus rises to 15 projects and 500,000 crawled URLs for €239. Professional includes 40 projects, 2 million crawled URLs monthly, full 11-year data history, full API access, and telephone and premium support for €419. Those are useful distinctions for teams comparing quotas, not just feature names.

SISTRIX also covers Amazon and social visibility, and its changelog describes reports that combine Google, Amazon and AI search data. For teams wanting SEO and adjacent search reporting in one place, that breadth is a credible reason to shortlist it.

The €119 Start plan is not a roomy team plan: it allows one user with no extra seats, three projects, 30,000 crawled URLs per month, 10,000 results per analysis and three months of data history. It also lists 2,500 SERP updates and 1,000 API/export credits per week. If you need more seats or history, the price moves quickly: Plus is €239 monthly and has three accounts, while Professional is €419 for six.

Some capacity can be bought separately, but that adds to the bill. The pricing information lists extra seats at €24.90 each on Plus and above; additional projects cost €9.90 on Plus, €8.49 on Professional and €5.99 on Premium. Annual contracts reportedly lower the effective monthly cost, but the annual prices are not published. Enterprise pricing is custom, and there is no free plan.

AI visibility may also need scrutiny before switching. A Reddit thread asking for AI-search tracking advice mentioned SISTRIX among an existing SEO stack while seeking a more AI-focused tool. That is one user's context, not proof of a product gap; the published information does not detail SISTRIX's AI measurement method.

The pricing page lists Start at €119 per month, Plus at €239, Professional at €419 and Premium at €799, plus tax. Enterprise pricing is custom. A 14-day free trial is available. Moving up costs an extra €120 from Start to Plus, €180 from Plus to Professional and €380 from Professional to Premium per month.

Start includes one account and allows no extra seats. It caps usage at 3 projects, 30,000 crawled URLs a month and 2,500 SERP updates. Plus raises those limits and allows extra seats at €24.90 each. Extra projects cost €9.90 on Plus, €8.49 on Professional and €5.99 on Premium; other usage-based add-ons include crawls, SERP updates and content projects.

Annual contracts reportedly reduce the effective monthly cost, but annual prices are not published. Treat the listed rates as monthly prices before tax, and check likely add-ons before comparing plans.

The sources here do not specify how to import projects, rankings or crawl settings from another SEO platform, or how to migrate them out. They also do not spell out export formats or what happens to stored data after cancellation. Confirm those points with SISTRIX before switching, especially if your team depends on historical reporting.

Export capacity varies by plan: Start includes 1,000 API/export credits per week, Plus has limited API access, and Professional lists full API access. Additional API/export credits are listed at €75 per 10,000 credits per week. Check whether your current reporting workflow fits the plan you are considering.

We don’t have Reddit posts or comments in the published sources, so we can’t substantiate a common reason users leave SISTRIX. The practical decision is whether its visibility, audit and reporting limits justify the recurring cost—and whether your team needs features or integrations not documented here. Annual prices are also unpublished, which makes a full cost comparison harder.