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01 / PRICES READ 22 SEPTEMBER 2026

SE Ranking vs Moz Pro pricing, plan limits and seat costs compared

SE Ranking Core is $129 a month and Moz Pro Standard is $99, so the usual "SE Ranking is the cheap one" verdict is out of date. What you are really choosing between is 2,000 keywords refreshed daily against 300 refreshed weekly, and a $16 seat against a $49 seat. Full numbers below, taken from both vendors' own pricing pages today.

02 / The short answer

SE Ranking vs Moz Pro in four sentences

Moz Pro is cheaper to start: Standard is $99 a month against SE Ranking Core at $129, and Moz sells an unlisted entry plan at $49 a month for one website. SE Ranking gives far more of everything that scales: 10 projects against 3, and 2,000 keywords refreshed daily against 300 refreshed weekly. The order flips as soon as a second person needs a login, because SE Ranking's extra seats start at $16 a month and Moz charges $49 per seat. Buy Moz if Domain Authority is baked into your reporting, buy SE Ranking if you track a lot of keywords or run a lot of client sites.

Neither of them writes the corrected page. Both will tell you a title is too long or a page is losing clicks, and both then hand the work back to you. If the queue of pages waiting to be fixed is the actual problem, that is a different purchase, and it is the one we sell.

03 / Checked at source

Almost every comparison page still quotes a plan SE Ranking no longer sells

Search for se ranking vs moz pro and page one is made of software-directory templates: Cuspera, TrustRadius, Software Advice, SoftwareSuggest, G2, ConvertMate, BeVisible and a handful of auto-generated comparison sites. Nearly all of them say SE Ranking starts at $44 or $65 a month on the Essential plan, and several add limits like "500 keywords against 50" or "5 projects against 1".

None of that is true in September 2026. SE Ranking restructured its tiers: the plans it sells now are Core, Growth and Enterprise. We requested seranking.com/subscription.html on 22 September 2026 and the word "Essential" appeared zero times on the page. Core is $129 a month with 2,000 keywords and 10 projects. So a buyer working from those comparison pages is budgeting about a third of the real price, and comparing capacity figures that match neither product.

Moz has changed too, in a way the same pages have not caught up with. Its plans were rebuilt around AI answer tracking: every tier now ships an AI Visibility Dashboard, tracked prompts across GPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Perplexity, and a monthly allowance of AI Content Briefs. Standard gets 50 prompts and 2 briefs a month. That is a real change to what $99 buys, and it is missing from most of page one.

04 / Both ladders, line by line

SE Ranking vs Moz Pro pricing and plan limits

Read from seranking.com/subscription.html and moz.com/products/pro/pricing on 22 September 2026. SE Ranking prices are the US dollar figures it serves to a US visitor; it shows euros elsewhere. Yearly figures are the per-month rate when you pay for a year up front.

SE Ranking and Moz Pro compared on price, seats, projects, keyword tracking, crawl limits, AI answer tracking, content allowances and reporting
What you are buying	SE Ranking	Moz Pro
Cheapest published plan	Core, $129 a month ($103.20 billed yearly)	Standard, $99 a month ($79 billed yearly). An unlisted entry plan is $49 a month for one site.
Middle plan	Growth, $279 a month ($223.20 billed yearly)	Medium, $179 a month ($143 billed yearly)
Top published plan	Enterprise, custom pricing	Large, $299 a month ($239 billed yearly)
Seats included	1 on Core, 3 on Growth	1 on Standard, 2 on Medium, 3 on Large
Extra seat	From $16 a month	$49 a month per seat
Sites or projects	10 on Core, 30 on Growth	3 on Standard, 10 on Medium, 25 on Large
Keywords tracked	2,000 on Core, 5,000 on Growth, refreshed daily	300 on Standard, 1,500 on Medium, 3,000 on Large, refreshed weekly
Extra keywords	From $22.40 a month on Core, from $32 on Growth	$20 a month per 200 keywords
Pages crawled per month	250,000 on Core, 2 million on Growth	400,000 on Standard, 2 million on Medium, 5 million on Large
AI answer tracking	100 prompts daily on Core, 250 on Growth, 5 LLMs	50 prompts on Standard, 100 on Medium, 200 on Large, refreshed weekly across 4 models
Content output included	25 Content Marketing articles on Core, 50 on Growth	2 AI Content Briefs a month on Standard, 10 on Medium, 50 on Large
White-label client reporting	Agency Pack add-on, from $69 a month	Not offered on these plans
Free trial	14 days, no credit card	Free trial offered on the Medium plan

Both vendors sell more on top. SE Ranking lists an Agency Pack from $69 a month, an AI Search add-on from $71.20 and an API add-on from $45, with a standalone API plan from $179. Moz charges $10 a month per extra campaign and $20 a month per 200 extra keywords. Full context for each is on our SE Ranking alternative page and the Moz pricing breakdown.

05 / Price the team, not the plan

Which one is cheaper flips at the second seat

The headline prices answer the wrong question. What decides the bill is how many people need a login and how many sites you track. Four common shapes, using the published monthly rates and add-on prices above.

Monthly cost of SE Ranking and Moz Pro for four common team shapes, with the cheaper option named
Your situation	SE Ranking per month	Moz Pro per month	Cheaper, and why
One person, one site	Core $129	Entry plan $49, or Standard $99	Moz. The $49 single-site plan is the cheapest real entry point either vendor sells, and it is not in the plan table.
One person, five sites	Core $129 (10 projects)	Standard $99 plus 2 campaigns at $10 = $119	Moz, narrowly. SE Ranking gives you five more projects and daily refreshes for the extra $10.
Three people, ten sites	Core $129 plus 2 seats from $16 = from $161	Medium $179, or Standard $99 plus 2 seats at $49 and 7 campaigns at $10 = $267	SE Ranking. The gap is the seat price: $16 against $49.
Agency, white label, 25 sites	Growth $223.20 yearly plus Agency Pack from $69 = from $292.20	Large $239 yearly, with no white-label reporting on the plan	Depends. Moz is cheaper until you need client-facing reports, which it does not sell here.

The second thing worth pricing is refresh rate, because it is the biggest raw difference between the two. Moz Standard tracks 300 keywords and refreshes them weekly, which is roughly 1,300 position checks a month. SE Ranking Core tracks 2,000 daily, which is about 60,000. That is not a rounding difference, and it is most of what the extra $30 a month buys.

The third is what happens when you leave. Domain Authority and Page Authority are Moz's own metrics, so if your outreach thresholds, client dashboards or prospecting spreadsheets are written around DA, switching means rewriting those rules. SE Ranking advertises free migration with an annual subscription, which moves your projects and keywords, but no migration moves rank history or a proprietary score.

06 / Which one to put on the card

When to buy SE Ranking, and when Moz Pro is the right call

Buy SE Ranking if

You track more than about 400 keywords, or you need positions refreshed daily.
You run more than three sites. Core carries 10 projects before you pay extra.
More than one person needs a login, at $16 a seat rather than $49.
You send white-label reports to clients and can absorb the $69 Agency Pack.
You want local rank tracking and listing management in the same subscription.

Buy Moz Pro if

Domain Authority is already written into your reports, outreach rules or pitch decks.
You manage one website and want the $49 entry plan rather than a suite.
You track a short keyword list and weekly positions are enough.
You want the cheapest published tier of the two at $99 a month.
Your team is one or two people, so the seat price never bites.

If you are running this comparison because neither tool has moved a ranking yet, that is worth saying out loud. Both are measurement products. They find the problem accurately and then wait for you. Our Moz alternative page covers the same ground for people who have already decided to leave, and Moz vs Semrush is the other comparison most buyers run alongside this one.

07 / Where we fit

What SEOMake does instead, and what it will not do

SEOMake is not a third suite, and you should know the gaps before a trial. It tracks rankings for the pages it fixes, but not at the scale of either tool's position reports. It has no backlink index and no Domain Authority equivalent. It does not manage local listings, and its whole-site crawl stops at the page limit of your plan. If any of those is the reason you are here, buy SE Ranking or Moz Pro and stop reading.

What it does is the step both of them leave to you. Paste a live URL and the keyword it should rank for. SEOMake reads the page's on-page signals, scores it, lists each issue with the evidence it found, then writes the correction: a title under 60 characters with the keyword first, a meta description at the length Google actually shows, a heading outline built around the query, an opening paragraph, and the subtopics the page is missing. On paid plans it also writes a 400 to 700 word draft that follows that outline.

Starter is $49 a month or $490 a year, with unlimited page audits and 20 drafts a month. Growth is $149 a month with 100 drafts, Agency is $499 with 500. That sits below either suite's entry tier, and it buys the opposite thing: finished copy rather than another dashboard. Everything is on the pricing page, and a full worked example of the output is on the SEO audit tool page.

08 / Using both

How to run a rank tracker and a page fixer without paying twice for the same thing

Let the suite find the losses

Whichever you buy, its job is the list: which pages slipped, which keywords fell out of the top ten, which sites need attention this month. Export that list.

Fix the pages on the list

Run each URL with its target keyword through SEOMake and take the rewritten title, meta description, outline and intro. Nothing to connect, no Search Console access to request.

Let the tracker score the work

Publish, then read positions in SE Ranking daily or Moz weekly over the next 30 days. The tracker earns its fee by proving whether the fix worked.

Priced that way, the cheaper suite plus a page fixer often costs less than upgrading one tier. Moz Standard at $99 plus SEOMake Starter at $49 is $148 a month, under SE Ranking Growth, and it covers both the measuring and the writing. For the wider shortlist, see the SEO tools comparison.

09 / Asked and answered

SE Ranking vs Moz, question by question

Which is better, SE Ranking or Moz?

SE Ranking is better if you track a lot of keywords or manage many sites: Core gives you 2,000 keywords refreshed daily across 10 projects for $129 a month. Moz Pro is better if you want Domain Authority, a cheaper entry point and a smaller keyword list: Standard is $99 a month for 3 sites and 300 keywords refreshed weekly.

Is SE Ranking cheaper than Moz Pro?

Not any more, at the entry level. On prices read 22 September 2026, SE Ranking Core is $129 a month and Moz Pro Standard is $99, with an unlisted Moz entry plan at $49 for a single site. SE Ranking becomes cheaper once you add people, because extra seats start at $16 a month against Moz at $49 per seat.

How much does SE Ranking cost per month?

Core is $129 a month billed monthly, or $103.20 a month billed annually. Growth is $279 monthly or $223.20 annually. Enterprise is quoted. Those are the US dollar prices SE Ranking served on 22 September 2026; it shows euros to European visitors, so the currency you see depends on where you are.

How much does Moz Pro cost per month?

Standard is $99 a month, or $79 when paid yearly, billed as $950 for the first year. Medium is $179 or $143 yearly ($1,719 up front). Large is $299 or $239 yearly ($2,868 up front). Moz also mentions an entry-level plan at $49 a month for one website, outside the plan table.

Does SE Ranking still have an Essential plan?

No. SE Ranking now sells Core, Growth and Enterprise. On our 22 September 2026 read of its subscription page, the word "Essential" did not appear once. Most comparison pages still quote Essential at $44 to $65 a month, which is why the numbers you find elsewhere can be less than half the real price.

Moz Pro vs SE Ranking, which is better for an agency?

SE Ranking, in most cases. Growth carries 30 projects and 3 seats for $279 a month, extra seats start at $16, and the Agency Pack from $69 adds white-label client reporting. Moz Pro Large is $299 for 25 sites and 3 users, charges $49 per extra seat, and does not sell white-label reporting on these plans.

Does Moz Pro or SE Ranking track rankings daily?

SE Ranking does. Its plan pages describe keywords tracked daily, 2,000 on Core and 5,000 on Growth. Moz Pro describes tracked keywords per month and its campaign tooltip says weekly rankings. If you report positions to a client every Monday, weekly is fine. If you are watching a migration, daily matters.

Does SE Ranking have Domain Authority?

No. Domain Authority and Page Authority are Moz metrics and no other vendor can supply them. SE Ranking has its own authority scoring from its own link index. If your outreach rules, client reports or internal systems are written around DA, moving off Moz means rewriting those thresholds, not just changing tools.

Can I move my data from Moz Pro to SE Ranking?

Partly. Keywords, projects and reports export and re-import as CSV, and SE Ranking advertises free migration with an annual subscription. What does not move is history: rank history, link data and proprietary scores belong to the platform that produced them, so year-over-year comparisons restart on the new tool.

What is the cheapest Moz Pro plan?

The cheapest is an entry-level plan at $49 a month for individuals managing a single website, which Moz mentions in body copy under its pricing table rather than listing as a tier. The cheapest plan shown in the table is Standard at $99 a month, or $79 a month when billed yearly.

Do SE Ranking or Moz Pro write the fixes for my pages?

Neither writes the finished page. Moz Standard includes 2 AI Content Briefs a month and SE Ranking Core includes 25 Content Marketing articles, but the on-page corrections, the title, the meta description and the headings are still yours to write. That gap is what SEOMake fills, at $49 a month.

SE Ranking plans, limits and add-on prices were read from seranking.com/subscription.html on 22 September 2026, requested from a United States address so the page served US dollars. Moz Pro plans, limits and tooltips were read from moz.com/products/pro/pricing the same day. The team-cost rows combine those published rates and assume no discount beyond the annual rate each vendor advertises. Vendor prices change without notice. If the checkout shows something different from this page, trust the checkout.

10 / Run it

Both of them tell you the page is wrong. This one writes what goes there instead.

Paste a URL and the keyword it should rank for. SEOMake scores the page, shows the evidence for every issue, and writes the corrected title, meta description and headings. No account, no card.

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