SEOJuice

SEOJuice is aimed at automating internal linking and some routine on-page SEO work. According to a directory listing, you enter a site, it analyses your text, and a small code snippet lets it suggest or insert links between related pages as you publish. That saves the tedious job of manually connecting your articles and pages.

It looks suitable for a small team, mainly because it targets time-consuming jobs and the cheapest plans are low. Plans are based on page count and include unlimited websites. It has very few public reviews, so check how well it works on your own site before trusting it with many pages.

A directory listing shows monthly plans billed by page count: about 10 dollars for up to 100 pages, about 30 for 1,000, about 80 for 5,000 and about 130 for 25,000, with a custom tier above that. That listing says prices were last updated in August 2024, so confirm current figures on the vendor site.

According to the listing, it crawls your site, suggests and inserts internal links, runs a broken link checker, sends a monthly PDF SEO report, offers keyword and content suggestions, and helps with faster indexing on Google and Bing. It also lists Search Console integration. Some features on that listing look like generic categories, so verify what is really included.

It helps, mainly by taking over repetitive internal linking. It will not replace an SEO person who plans strategy, writes content, earns backlinks and judges whether the suggestions suit your brand. Review automated link changes, because a tool does not know your business the way you do.

The listing names WordPress, Webflow, Ghost and Shopify as supported platforms and says an API is available. It also lists Search Console integration. We could not independently verify these, so check the vendor's documentation to confirm that your platform and version are covered before you subscribe.

The listing we found had no user reviews yet, so evidence is thin. Check whether the links it inserts are relevant and read naturally, whether you can approve or undo them, and what happens to links if you cancel. Try it on a small set of pages first, then watch rankings and Search Console for a few weeks.