



Moz is one of the oldest SEO software companies, founded in 2004 and now part of Ziff Davis. Its main product, Moz Pro, is a research suite for marketers, small businesses and agencies: keyword research on a 1.25 billion keyword index, link research on more than 44 trillion links, Domain Authority and Brand Authority metrics, rank tracking across 170+ search engines, technical site audits and competitor research. Moz Pro now also measures how often a brand is mentioned in AI answers and how AI models perceive it. Moz Local (listings and reviews), STAT (daily rank tracking at scale) and the Moz API are sold separately.
Moz Pro pricing in October 2026, in US dollars: Standard $99, Medium $179, Large $299 and Premium $599 per month, or $79, $143, $239 and $479 per month billed yearly, with a 7-day free trial.
Pros: reference authority metrics, large link and keyword indexes, AI visibility tracking inside the same suite, free tools and MozBar. Cons: no content writing or CMS publishing, no link acquisition, analysis only with execution left to your team, local and enterprise rank tracking billed as separate products.
SISTRIX is a German SEO toolbox used by freelancers, agencies and large companies, best known for its Visibility Index, a single number that shows how well a domain is positioned on Google over time. The suite covers domain and competitor analysis, keyword research, a backlink index, on-page audits with a crawler, keyword tracking, content marketing tools, Amazon marketplace analysis and, in beta, AI Check and Prompt Tracking for chatbot answers. All data is stored in Europe and support is handled by people.
Pricing in October 2026, in euros excluding tax and cancelable monthly: Start €119, Plus €239, Professional €419 and Premium €799 per month. AI features are free in every plan while in beta. A 14-day free trial is available.
Pros: reference visibility metric, long data history, European data hosting, white-label reports and full API from Professional. Cons: high entry price, no annual discount shown, no article writing or CMS publishing, AI tracking still in beta and without cited sources described.




Moz is an SEO software company founded in 2004 and owned by Ziff Davis. Its main product, Moz Pro, combines keyword research, link research, Domain Authority, rank tracking, site audits, competitor research and AI visibility tracking. Moz Local, STAT and the Moz API are sold separately.
In October 2026, Moz Pro costs $99 per month for Standard, $179 for Medium, $299 for Large and $599 for Premium, or $79, $143, $239 and $479 per month billed yearly. A 7-day free trial is available. Moz Local starts at $16 per month and STAT at $360 per month.
Yes, Moz Pro now measures how often your brand is mentioned in AI answers, where it ranks against competitors and how AI models perceive it, with weekly data and a sentiment view. Its website does not show which sources the AI cite. Sorank tracks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini each week from its Essential plan and shows the sources used by the AI.
SISTRIX is a German SEO toolbox known for its Visibility Index, which measures how well a domain is positioned on Google. It includes keyword research, domain and backlink analysis, on-page audits, keyword tracking, content tools, Amazon marketplace analysis and, in beta, AI prompt tracking. All data is hosted in Europe.
In October 2026, SISTRIX costs €119 per month for Start, €239 for Plus, €419 for Professional and €799 for Premium, excluding tax and cancelable monthly. No annual pricing is displayed, and a custom Enterprise program is available on request. A 14-day free trial is offered.
SISTRIX offers AI Check and Prompt Tracking in beta, currently included in every package at no extra cost, with SISTRIX reserving the right to price them separately later. Its website does not detail which AI are tracked or which sources they cite. Sorank tracks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini each week from its Essential plan and shows the sources the AI use.
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