Workexe

Freelancers and solo founders doing SEO today typically juggle several disconnected tools: research suites like Semrush or Ahrefs, a crawler like Screaming Frog, rank trackers like AccuRanker, content graders like Surfer or Clearscope, plus separate tasking and reporting tools. This stack costs multiple subscriptions, often with credit meters, and requires switching between tabs to get a full picture of SEO health. Small teams without a big budget or an agency retainer lack one place to see rank, audit, content, and backlink data together, and struggle to prove impact without guesswork. Many of these tools also start well above an entry-level price point, making a full stack expensive for solo operators.

Workexe SEO Suite consolidates keyword tracking, rank tracking, site audits, content creation, backlink analysis, competitor analysis, and task management into one dashboard, starting at $29/month with no per-action credits. Site audits identify crawl issues like broken links, redirect chains, indexability blockers, duplicate tags, structured data errors, and Core Web Vitals problems, and can push findings into tasks prioritized by impact. A content assistant builds briefs and drafts from live SERP and competitor outlines with adjustable brand tone, meant for editor review before publishing. It also tracks AI/LLM visibility, measuring brand and URL mentions in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews via prompt sets, citation rate, competitor citation share, and misrepresentation alerts. Backlink analysis runs on the company's own crawler plus Common Crawl and partner data, with tracked profiles refreshing weekly. The product supports English, Turkish, German, and Polish, offers GSC integration via two-click OAuth that pulls about 16 months of history, and includes tiered plans (Search, AI Visibility, Growth Engine, Enterprise) with different keyword caps, seat limits,

The page positions AI/LLM visibility tracking (citations in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Overviews) alongside traditional SEO as a new, distinct surface teams now need to measure.