SEOJuice automates the on-page part of SEO: the internal links, title tags, meta descriptions, structured data and image alt text that most sites leave unfinished. Once installed, it crawls the site, gives every page a 14-signal health score, compares it with similar sites in its dataset of 10 million pages, then applies fixes as soon as a page is published or changed. Each type of change can run automatically or wait for your approval.
The company, Calm North Labs, is self-funded and says it serves more than 6,000 websites, from indie blogs to SaaS, e-commerce and agencies. Its positioning has widened from internal linking to five areas: on-site SEO, AI visibility, competitive intelligence, local SEO and AI agent analytics. It expects first improvements within 2 to 4 weeks and meaningful ranking gains by month 3 to 6.
What SEOJuice does
Setup takes a line of JavaScript or a plugin. The WordPress, Cloudflare and Webflow plugins render changes server-side, and the integrations list also covers Shopify, Framer, Ghost and Next.js.
- Automated on-site SEO: internal links chosen by semantic relevance with varied anchors, meta and Open Graph rewrites, schema patches such as Article and FAQPage, alt text, broken link and accessibility fixes.
- Audits, rank tracking, Core Web Vitals and detection of decaying pages.
- AI visibility: 30 monitored prompts per website across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Meta LLaMA, Mistral, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode and DeepSeek, with visibility scores, sentiment and draft articles for prompts where you are missing.
- 20 AI articles per month and content clusters.
- Competitive intelligence: competitors' backlinks, keywords and content gaps, checked daily.
- Local SEO: Google Business Profile, local pack rankings, review replies drafted in your voice and scheduled posts for several locations.
- Agent analytics: a log of AI crawler visits per page and whether they led to a citation, plus an llms.txt option.
- White label reports, unlimited team members, API, MCP and more than 20 free SEO tools.
SEOJuice pricing in 2026
SEOJuice sells one plan, priced per website in US dollars with VAT included. Prices checked in October 2026:
- SEOJuice: $99 per website per month, or $990 per year (about $82.50 per month, two months free). It includes unlimited pages (2,000 pages processed per month until the whole site is covered), 20 AI articles and 30 AI prompts.
- Add-on bundles: $49 each for 2,000 more pages per month, 20 more articles and 20 more prompts.
- Enterprise: custom plans with priority support, custom integrations, SSO and flexible billing.
The 14-day free trial covers one website and starts on monthly billing, with the option to switch to yearly after the first charge. The first charge can be refunded if you write within 14 days, renewals are not refundable, and you can export your links, meta descriptions and alt texts when you leave.
SEOJuice pros and cons
Pros
- Fixes on-page issues continuously across every page, which is hard to do by hand on a large site.
- One plan with every feature, including AI monitoring on nine models, local SEO and white label reports.
- Per-feature control between autopilot and manual review.
- API, MCP server and agent skills for teams that work with AI assistants.
- Large set of free tools, such as an llms.txt generator and an AI crawler inspector.
Cons
- Price is per website, so ten sites cost $990 a month.
- 30 prompts and 20 articles per website, with $49 bundles beyond that.
- No backlink acquisition: competitor backlinks are analysed, not built for you.
- Without a server-side plugin, changes are applied by a JavaScript snippet.
- Refunds cover the first charge only.
The best SEOJuice alternatives
1. Sorank
Sorank suits SEOJuice users whose main goal is publishing content that ranks and earning authority, more than fixing existing pages. It is SEO and GEO software on autopilot: it finds keywords, builds topic clusters, writes, illustrates and publishes articles on more than 10 CMS, including WordPress, Shopify and Webflow, with internal linking, anti-cannibalisation checks and fact checking. It relies on data from thousands of sites and hundreds of millions of keywords, and adds search intent analysis and query fan-out, which shows how the AI break a question into sub-queries. Each week it asks the AI your customers' questions (25 prompts on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini with Essential, 50 prompts with Perplexity and Grok added on Pro, 150 on Business) and shows whether your brand is mentioned, which brands are cited instead and which sources the AI use, with a GEO ranking of cited domains.
The main gap with SEOJuice is backlinks: Sorank includes a network of direct, one-way links between the sites of more than 5,000 Sorank users, run on credits (100 per month on Pro, 300 on Business). It also monitors up to 5 competitors each week and brings Search Console, Analytics and AI traffic into one dashboard. Plans cost $99 (20 articles), $249 (60 articles) and $499 (120 articles) per month, or $49, $129 and $249 per month billed annually, with a 3-day free trial and a 90-day money-back guarantee. Sorank does not manage Google Business Profile. See the pricing page, the MCP connector and the white label option for agencies.
2. Alli AI
Alli AI is the closest match on automated on-page fixes. It deploys title, schema, internal link and speed changes across many sites from a snippet or plugin, and serves pre-rendered pages to AI crawlers.
3. Search Atlas
Search Atlas pushes technical and on-page fixes through a pixel and adds content, AI visibility tracking, local listings and ads. It suits agencies that want a wider suite.
4. Morningscore
Morningscore combines rank tracking, a GEO score, site health and backlink monitoring with a checklist of tasks. It suits small businesses that prefer guided work.
5. RightBlogger
RightBlogger writes and publishes blog posts and runs a site agent that fixes broken links and adds internal links on published posts. It fits bloggers who want content first.
6. Koala AI
Koala AI is a long-form article writer with internal linking, an SEO agent and an MCP server. It suits publishers focused on article volume.
How to choose between SEOJuice and Sorank
SEOJuice fits a site that already has many pages and needs them cleaned and kept up to date: an e-commerce catalogue, a large blog or a SaaS documentation site where internal links, meta tags, schema and alt text are missing at scale. It is also a good fit for multi-location businesses that want reviews and Google Business Profile in the same tool, and for agencies that need white label reports.
Sorank fits a business that needs new content and authority to grow: 20 to 120 articles a month organised in topic clusters, published on its CMS, and backlinks from a network of real sites. If you want to know each week which prompts cite competitors instead of you and which sources the AI rely on, Sorank covers that from Essential. Results usually appear within 2 to 4 months. You can check a page first with the Chrome extension or the free SEO tools.
