Sistrix Alternatives

Semrush is the widest all-in-one SEO suite in this comparison: keyword and competitor research, Position Tracking, Site Audit, backlink analysis and AI search visibility in one account. Its SEO plan costs $139.95 a month on monthly billing, or $117.33 a month billed annually, for 5 websites to monitor and 500 keywords to track daily. Every plan, SEO included, tracks your performance in AI search; Starter, at $199 a month on monthly billing, adds MCP access and 50 prompts tracked daily. Pro+, at $299 a month, moves to 15 websites and 1,500 keywords.

Read against Sistrix Start, which bills €119 a month plus taxes for one user and three months of history, the SEO plan is billed in dollars and tracks 500 of your own keywords every day. A free account with 10 reports per day lets you check the data for your market before paying. The catch for a Sistrix user: Semrush lists historical SEO data only from Pro+, so a long look-back costs $299 a month here too. Extra users start at $45 a month each. Its visibility numbers come from a different keyword base, so your old Sistrix curves will not line up with the new ones. Our full Semrush review scores each module, our Semrush training gets a team up to speed after the move, and Semrush vs Ahrefs settles the head-to-head.

Ahrefs is the pick when the link side of Sistrix left you wanting more. It runs on what it calls the world's second-most active crawler, with 10+ years of web-scale data, and its Site Explorer and Keywords Explorer are where many SEOs do link and competitor research. Lite costs $129 a month on monthly billing, or $1,290 a year ($108 a month), for 1 user, 5 non-verified projects, 750 tracked keywords and 6 months of historical data. Standard, at $249 a month, brings 2 years of history and 2,000 tracked keywords. Advanced, at $449, goes to 5 years. A Starter plan at $29 a month and a free Ahrefs account cover lighter needs.

For a Sistrix user, two numbers decide it. History is short at the bottom: 6 months on Lite, against 3 months on Sistrix Start and over 11 years on Sistrix Professional at €419. And the Rank Tracker updates weekly on every plan, while Sistrix refreshes its Visibility Index daily in its 13 countries with desktop and mobile data, and weekly in its mobile-only countries. Each extra user on Lite costs $40 a month, and an extra user who is not prepaid is charged automatically, pay as you go. Ahrefs says it never runs discounts and that it does not issue refunds in general, so use the free account on your own site before you pay. Our Ahrefs review has the module-by-module scores, and our guide to switching from Ahrefs covers the reverse move.

SE Ranking puts rank tracking, keyword, competitor and backlink research, site audits and client reporting in one platform priced for small teams. Core costs $129 a month on monthly billing, or $103.20 a month on annual billing, for 10 projects, 1 manager seat, 2k keywords to track daily and 250k pages per month in audit. Keyword, competitor and backlink research are listed as unlimited. Core keeps 6 months of historical data. Growth, at $279 a month or $223.20 on annual billing, gives 30 projects, 3 manager seats, 5k keywords tracked daily and historical data across the project lifetime.

Next to Sistrix Start (€119 a month plus taxes, 3 projects, 3 months of history), Core gives more projects and daily tracking without counting research queries, billed in dollars. The 14-day trial needs no credit card but is capped at 750 tracked keywords per day. Where Sistrix Start cannot take a second user and Plus charges €24.90 a month per extra user, SE Ranking sells extra manager seats from $16 on either plan. Moving is its strong point for a Sistrix leaver: projects and keyword ranking history import through built-in migration options, and an annual subscription includes free assisted migration. White-label reports need the Agency Pack, +$69 a month on annual billing only. If you outgrow it later, our guide to switching from SE Ranking lists the next steps.

Ubersuggest is Neil Patel's keyword and site tool, made for solo owners who want ideas, rank tracking and an audit without a steep learning curve. Individual costs $29 a month on monthly billing, $192 billed annually, or $290 once for lifetime access. It covers 1 project, 150 reports per day, 125 tracked keywords per project with weekly rank updates and a 1,000-page weekly site audit. Business, at $49 a month, moves to 7 projects and 300 reports per day. Enterprise, at $99, goes to 15 projects.

Against Sistrix Start at €119 a month plus taxes, a full year of Ubersuggest Individual costs $192. What you give up is depth: weekly instead of daily rank updates, 125 tracked keywords per project, and one project on the entry plan. The 7-day free trial applies to monthly subscriptions only, and lifetime purchases are final and non-refundable, so run the trial on your own site first. Monthly plans come with no contract. Our Ubersuggest review and the Ubersuggest alternatives page show where it stops being enough. Torn between the two biggest names here? Semrush vs Ubersuggest compares them line by line.

Serpstat is a budget all-in-one suite: keyword research, site analysis, rank tracker, site audit and backlink analysis under one login. Individual costs $50 a month billed annually, paid as $600 upfront, for 5 projects, 100 searches for sites, keywords and links per day, 10,000 keyword position checks and 30,000 pages to audit. Team costs $100 a month billed annually, $1,200 upfront, with unlimited projects, 500 searches a day and 1,500 AI Visibility checks a month. That Team plan is the one to look at if you manage many client sites.

Sistrix bills month to month with no annual discount, while Serpstat's headline price is an annual one paid upfront, so check you are ready for a year before you compare. The daily cap is the trap: 100 searches a day goes quickly on a study of a few competitors. The 7-day trial takes a $1 card verification and switches on auto-renewal, so the plan is charged after 7 days unless you cancel. Our Serpstat alternatives page covers why people later leave it, which is worth reading before you pay a year.

Moz Pro is the suite behind Domain Authority, Page Authority and Brand Authority, with keyword research, rank tracking, site crawl and AI visibility dashboards. Its entry-level Starter plan costs $49 a month plus taxes, billed monthly, and is designed for individuals managing a single website; the plan comparison table lists only Standard, Medium and Large, so read Starter's limits at checkout before you pay. A free Moz Community account gives limited access to MozBar, Keyword Explorer and Link Explorer. Standard costs $99 a month on monthly billing, or $79 a month when you pay yearly, for 1 user, 3 tracked sites, 300 tracked keywords and 400K pages crawled per month. Medium, at $179 a month, adds a second user, 10 sites and 1,500 tracked keywords.

Against Sistrix Start at €119 a month plus taxes, Starter and Standard both bill in dollars and suit a one-site owner. Two details to read before you pay. Standard gives 150 keyword queries a month, against 5,000 on Medium, but you do not have to move up: 10,000 extra keyword queries cost $10 a month on top of any base plan, against $80 more a month for Medium on monthly billing. And the yearly offer reads "$950 billed for your first year", so check the renewal price on your invoice. Moz takes 20% off for yearly payment and lets you cancel at any time. If you are already on Moz and weighing a move, our guide to switching from Moz Pro covers it.

Mangools bundles keyword research, SERP analysis, rank tracking, backlink lookups and site analysis in one light interface, plus an AI Search Watcher for prompts. Basic costs $61 a month on monthly billing, or $37.70 a month billed annually ($452.40 a year). It includes 100 keyword research requests per 24 hours, 200 tracked keywords with weekly rank updates, 100k backlinks a month and 20 site analysis requests per 24 hours. API and MCP access come with every plan. Premium costs $632.40 a year and Agency $1,172.40 a year on annual billing.

Against Sistrix Start at €119 a month plus taxes, a full year of Mangools Basic costs $452.40, and it is far easier to learn. What you give up: weekly rather than daily rank updates on Basic, no extra seats on Basic, and a 20-request daily cap on site analysis that limits competitor audits. The refund window is short too: a full refund within 48 hours of your payment, and not for two consecutive subscriptions. Take the free account first, and run your real keyword list through it in one sitting. If it turns out too light, our Mangools alternatives page lists the next step up.