Best AEO tools for WordPress

Quick answer

1. 1

   AIOSEO

   $49.50 a year for one site, $199.50 for ten, $299.50 for 100 — first-year prices, renewing at $99, $399 and $599

   Changes anything in WordPress, keeps a history you can restore, and asks five assistants — from one plugin.

2. 2

   Foliora

   $49.99 a site a month, or $149.99 for the weekly cycle; 20% less billed annually

   Edits the pages a site already has, not only new ones, and checks the live page straight after.

3. 3

   Rank Prompt

   $149 a month for Agency, $119.17 billed annually, for 1,000 credits

   Six engines and scheduled tracking, with each article's citations compared before and after it went live.

4. 4

   PassciteThis is us

   $0 / $49 / $199 / $299 / $499 a month, for 1 / 2 / 10 / 16 / 28 client sites

   We publish new pages and hand every other change to the site owner. Use us for the questions each client site loses and the pages that answer them.

5. 5

   Rank Math

   PRO €6.99 a month for your own sites, Business €22.99 for 100 client sites, and AI Visibility from €4.99 more — billed annually, offer prices that renew higher

   The cheapest AI tracking here — ten brands for €9.99 a month — inside a plugin on more than four million sites.

6. 6

   Scout LLM

   A$149 / A$449 / A$1,299 a month — Starter, Professional and Agency, the plan ten clients need

   Ties each drafted fix to the prompt it was written for, and tells you when the engine starts citing you.

7. 7

   Yoast SEO

   Premium $118.80 a year a site; AI+, with AI Brand Insights, $358.80 a year a brand; bulk discounts from five sites

   Four assistants in Brand Insights, Claude included, with the sources each one cited.

8. 8

   overrank

   From $29 a client seat, five seats minimum; $39 a month for a single site, $25 billed annually

   Articles published every day with nothing to do after setup.

1. 1

   AIOSEO

   $49.50 a year for one site, $199.50 for ten, $299.50 for 100 — first-year prices, renewing at $99, $399 and $599

   The All in One SEO plugin, on more than two million WordPress sites, with an AI Suite: AI Insights asks five assistants about a query you type, and an AI writer works inside the editor.

   • Meets itAsks the assistants

     AI Insights asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and Perplexity a query you type and shows every brand named, its position on each engine, the full answers and the sources — who appeared in your place, query by query. One query a report, in beta; its pages disagree on whether the free version has it.

   • Meets itWhat it can change in WordPress

     Titles and meta, schema, robots.txt and robots meta, llms.txt and redirects, all inside WordPress, and — once you confirm — a rewrite of a post's title, headline and body. AI agents reach the same fields through its MCP server.

   • Meets itNothing goes live unseen

     Every change is made or confirmed by a person in the editor, and generated content is reviewed before it goes in. Automatic internal links are a Pro feature you turn on.

   • Meets itTaking a change back

     SEO Revisions keeps a history of a post's SEO fields with one-click restore — 15 on Plus, 30 on Pro, unlimited on Elite — and each AI rewrite can be reverted change by change.

   • PartlyRe-asks afterwards

     Only when you run the query again: reports are on demand, and scheduled tracking is listed as coming.

   • Meets itCost across ten sites

     Pro covers ten sites for $199.50 in the first year — under $17 a month — and $399 after; Elite covers 100 for $299.50, then $599.

   Wins

   • Changes anything in WordPress, keeps a history you can restore, and asks five assistants — from one plugin.
   • Already on more than two million WordPress sites, with llms.txt and a robots.txt editor in the free version.
   • About $20 a site a year at ten sites, in the first year.

   Pick it for

   A WordPress site, or a roster of them, where someone on your side will type the questions, read the answers and make the changes in the editor.

   Checked 1 Oct 2026

2. 2

   Foliora

   $49.99 a site a month, or $149.99 for the weekly cycle; 20% less billed annually

   A per-site loop that asks the buyer questions, drafts the change, waits for approval of the exact change, publishes it into WordPress and re-reads the live page.

   • Meets itAsks the assistants

     A fixed panel of 25 buyer questions a site on ChatGPT and Gemini, with the sites cited instead of you on each.

   • Meets itWhat it can change in WordPress

     Edits existing posts and pages, titles and descriptions, canonicals and redirects, drafts Article, breadcrumb and FAQ markup, and publishes new pages you sign off. Not llms.txt, theme files or plugins; how it signs in to WordPress is not published.

   • Meets itNothing goes live unseen

     Every change — a new page or a redirect — waits for approval of the exact edit, on both plans, with no switch to publish without it. A page edited since the proposal is marked stale rather than overwritten.

   • Meets itTaking a change back

     It keeps each page's before-state, and a person can roll an applied change back from the dashboard.

   • Meets itRe-asks afterwards

     It re-reads the live page as soon as a change publishes, and asks the questions again on the next cycle — monthly, or weekly on the $149.99 plan.

   • Misses itCost across ten sites

     Priced per site with no agency rate: ten sites are $499.90 a month, and white-label reporting is not sold.

   Wins

   • Edits the pages a site already has, not only new ones, and checks the live page straight after.
   • Approval of the exact change, always, with the before-state kept for a rollback.
   • Publishes into Shopify, Webflow and GitHub as well, for a roster that is not all WordPress.

   Pick it for

   One WordPress site that matters, where the fix is usually an edit to a page that already exists and you want it published and checked this week.

   Checked 1 Oct 2026

3. 3

   Rank Prompt

   $149 a month for Agency, $119.17 billed annually, for 1,000 credits

   An answer-engine tracker that writes articles and publishes them into WordPress, signing in with an application password or a one-click approval inside WordPress.

   • Meets itAsks the assistants

     Six engines on every plan, with a “Prompts they win” tab naming who was named instead on each prompt.

   • PartlyWhat it can change in WordPress

     New articles as WordPress posts with the SEO plugin's fields filled, and a linking sentence added to related posts. Fixes to llms.txt, schema and meta go to a GitHub pull request or a task, not into WordPress.

   • Meets itNothing goes live unseen

     An article waits as “Needs review” until someone publishes it, or lands as a WordPress draft; Autopilot, if you switch it on, publishes after a review window.

   • Meets itTaking a change back

     Saving a live article as a draft takes the post off the site, and publishing again updates the same post.

   • Meets itRe-asks afterwards

     Scheduled re-runs, and an “AI impact” column comparing each article's citations before and after it went live.

   • PartlyCost across ten sites

     $149 a month for one plan's 1,000 credits: ten sites asking 30 questions on three engines twice a month use 600 by its help center's rule, which leaves 40 articles.

   Wins

   • Six engines and scheduled tracking, with each article's citations compared before and after it went live.
   • Publishes to WordPress and seven other kinds of destination, according to its help center.
   • A client portal, white-label reports and an API on the same plan.

   Pick it for

   An agency with a WordPress roster that wants tracking on a schedule and articles published from one account, and is happy to run a credit balance.

   Checked 1 Oct 2026

4. 4

   Passcite

   This is us

   We publish new pages and hand every other change to the site owner. Use us for the questions each client site loses and the pages that answer them.

   $0 / $49 / $199 / $299 / $499 a month, for 1 / 2 / 10 / 16 / 28 client sites

   A report that asks 30 buyer questions on a paid plan (12 free) across three engines per client site, drafts the pages that are missing, and publishes the new ones into WordPress once you approve them.

   • Meets itAsks the assistants

     30 buyer questions on a paid plan, 12 free, on ChatGPT (API), Claude and Gemini, each recorded with who was named instead and the page of theirs that was cited.

   • PartlyWhat it can change in WordPress

     New pages only: an approved page goes up as a post through an application password you create, on a self-hosted site or WordPress.com on its Business plan. Edits to existing pages, titles, structured data, robots.txt and llms.txt go to the site owner on a link with no login, with the block to paste.

   • Meets itNothing goes live unseen

     Every draft waits in the approval queue on every paid plan, approved or turned down one at a time or in ticked batches. Publishing new pages without review is a switch, off until you turn it on.

   • Meets itTaking a change back

     One click puts a published page back to a WordPress draft, never deleted; approving it again puts the same post back up.

   • PartlyRe-asks afterwards

     A re-run asks the same questions and shows which the client won or lost since the last report, and Search Console says whether each page we published is indexed. The re-test a publish triggers is being built.

   • PartlyCost across ten sites

     $199 a month for 10 client sites, flat — no credits and no per-article price.

   Wins

   • 30 buyer questions per client site, generated from the site, so nobody has to type them.
   • Drafts the pages a report finds missing, not only the ones you ask for.
   • No plugin to install, and an application password you can revoke at any time.

   Loses

   • What it can change: AIOSEO, Rank Math and Yoast run inside WordPress and edit titles, schema, robots.txt and llms.txt, and Foliora edits the pages a site already has. We publish new pages and hand the rest to the site owner.
   • Checking afterwards: Foliora re-reads the live page as soon as a change publishes, and Rank Prompt and Scout LLM tie each re-ask to the change it checks. We re-ask by hand.
   • Price: AIOSEO covers ten sites for $199.50 a year in its first year and Rank Math for under €40 a month, AI tracking included; we charge $199 a month.

   Pick it for

   An agency with WordPress client sites that wants the questions asked and the missing pages drafted for it, with each new page approved before it goes up.

   Checked 1 Oct 2026

5. 5

   Rank Math

   PRO €6.99 a month for your own sites, Business €22.99 for 100 client sites, and AI Visibility from €4.99 more — billed annually, offer prices that renew higher

   The WordPress SEO plugin on more than four million sites, with AI Visibility, a separate subscription that tracks what ChatGPT and Gemini say about a brand.

   • PartlyAsks the assistants

     AI Visibility asks ChatGPT or Gemini — both only on its top plan — prompts generated from your brand description, and surfaces the competitors named alongside or instead of you. It lists the prompts where you were mentioned, not who won the ones you lost.

   • Meets itWhat it can change in WordPress

     Titles and meta, schema, sitemaps, robots.txt, llms.txt and .htaccess from inside WordPress; a Blog Post Wizard that puts a drafted article into a new post for you to publish; MCP tools for your own AI assistant.

   • Meets itNothing goes live unseen

     A person makes or publishes every change by default. Automatic internal links are a feature you turn on, and an assistant connected over MCP writes what you ask it to.

   • PartlyTaking a change back

     Timestamped settings backups you restore in one click, and a rollback for its bulk link changes; no history of a post's SEO fields.

   • PartlyRe-asks afterwards

     AI Visibility asks the same prompts again weekly or monthly, daily on its top plan, without tying a run to a change.

   • Meets itCost across ten sites

     Business covers 100 client sites for €22.99 a month billed annually, renewing at €27.99, and AI Visibility for ten brands is €9.99 more — under $100 a month either way. Prices were shown to us in euros.

   Wins

   • The cheapest AI tracking here — ten brands for €9.99 a month — inside a plugin on more than four million sites.
   • llms.txt and a robots.txt editor in the free version.

   Pick it for

   A roster of WordPress sites already on Rank Math that wants to see whether ChatGPT or Gemini mentions each brand, for very little.

   Checked 1 Oct 2026

6. 6

   Scout LLM

   A$149 / A$449 / A$1,299 a month — Starter, Professional and Agency, the plan ten clients need

   An answer-engine tracker that asks four engines your prompts daily and drafts the page a lost prompt needs into WordPress, without ever publishing it.

   • Meets itAsks the assistants

     Daily, on four engines you pick from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, AI Overview and AI Mode — Claude costs extra — with the competitor named on each prompt where you were not.

   • PartlyWhat it can change in WordPress

     New-page drafts — an answer-first article with a decision table and its JSON-LD — sent into WordPress as drafts with your own token. It does not edit pages that already exist.

   • Meets itNothing goes live unseen

     It only ever creates drafts: nothing goes live until you publish it in WordPress, on every plan.

   • PartlyTaking a change back

     Nothing of its own to take back, since it never publishes; a page you published is taken down in WordPress.

   • Meets itRe-asks afterwards

     The next tracking run after you publish asks the prompt again, and marks the fix recovered when the engine cites you.

   • Misses itCost across ten sites

     Prompts are pooled per workspace, and ten client brands with white label need the Agency plan at A$1,299 a month — above $400 at any recent exchange rate.

   Wins

   • Ties each drafted fix to the prompt it was written for, and tells you when the engine starts citing you.
   • Drafts only, so nothing reaches a site until a person publishes it.
   • Tracks by country or by city.

   Pick it for

   An agency that wants daily tracking and drafted pages, publishes them itself, and has the budget for the agency plan.

   Checked 1 Oct 2026

7. 7

   Yoast SEO

   Premium $118.80 a year a site; AI+, with AI Brand Insights, $358.80 a year a brand; bulk discounts from five sites

   The WordPress SEO plugin on more than ten million sites, with AI Brand Insights — a weekly read of what four assistants say about a brand — in its AI+ plan.

   • PartlyAsks the assistants

     AI Brand Insights, in the AI+ plan, asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude up to five questions a brand and shows whether you were found and how often the competitors you picked were mentioned. It does not say who won each question.

   • Meets itWhat it can change in WordPress

     Schema, llms.txt and sitemaps automatically, robots.txt and .htaccess in its file editor, titles and descriptions per post or in bulk, AI-written suggestions in Premium, and AI tools that can edit SEO fields through its Abilities.

   • Meets itNothing goes live unseen

     Every change is made in the editor, and an AI suggestion is saved only once you accept it. Nothing writes or publishes a post by itself.

   • PartlyTaking a change back

     WordPress keeps revisions of a post; Yoast describes no history of its own settings or SEO fields.

   • PartlyRe-asks afterwards

     Brand Insights asks the same five questions again once a week, without tying a run to a change.

   • PartlyCost across ten sites

     AI+, which carries Brand Insights, is $358.80 a year for each brand — about $300 a month for ten before any bulk discount. Premium alone for ten sites is $1,009.80 a year.

   Wins

   • Four assistants in Brand Insights, Claude included, with the sources each one cited.
   • On more than ten million WordPress sites, with llms.txt generated free.

   Pick it for

   A site already on Yoast Premium that wants a weekly read of five questions on four assistants, without another tool.

   Checked 1 Oct 2026

8. 8

   overrank

   From $29 a client seat, five seats minimum; $39 a month for a single site, $25 billed annually

   A content engine that publishes up to an article a day into each client's WordPress through its own plugin, on its own by default.

   • Misses itAsks the assistants

     It asks no assistant: its visibility tracker builds each answer from live Google results.

   • PartlyWhat it can change in WordPress

     New articles as WordPress posts through its plugin, with titles, schema and internal links for its own articles. It does not edit pages that already exist.

   • PartlyNothing goes live unseen

     A per-client Auto-publish switch: left on — their default — it publishes by itself; turned off, each draft waits for “Publish now” or “Skip”.

   • PartlyTaking a change back

     A live article can be deleted from the site, and the plugin removes the post; there is no way back to a draft.

   • ?UnconfirmedRe-asks afterwards

     Its pages do not say whether or when the tracker asks the same questions again; the monthly report counts articles, keywords and clicks.

   • PartlyCost across ten sites

     $245 a month for ten seats at its published $24.50; above five seats the rate is arranged with them.

   Wins

   • Articles published every day with nothing to do after setup.
   • Its plugin pulls posts on a schedule, so it never needs a WordPress password.
   • Fully unbranded, with a monthly report in your colours.

   Pick it for

   An agency reselling content volume on WordPress, where the deliverable is a post count.

   Checked 1 Oct 2026

Why is a plugin first?

Because it meets the most of the criteria: AIOSEO asks five assistants, changes anything in WordPress, keeps a history you can restore, and covers ten sites for about what we charge in a month. What it does not do is decide what to ask or write the pages — someone types each query and makes the change in the editor. That is the work the next three charge for.

How is the order worked out?

From the points in the last row of the table: two for a full mark, one for a partial, nothing otherwise. A tie goes to the tool with more points on asking and re-asking, then to the alphabet. The criteria and this rule were set before any tool was scored.

Do I need a plugin and one of the others?

Most WordPress sites already run one of these plugins, and nothing here replaces it: the plugin looks after titles, schema and the files, and the others ask the questions and draft the pages. A page we publish is an ordinary post, so your plugin handles it like any other.

What does Passcite need from a WordPress site?

An application password you create in WordPress — on a self-hosted site, or WordPress.com on its Business plan — and can revoke at any time. No plugin is needed. Without the password, the approved page goes to the site owner on a link with no login, with the words to paste.