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Use case

AI tools to improve SEO

These tools help you find content gaps, improve pages and videos, and turn search ideas into work you can publish. Typical jobs include choosing topics, checking site issues, tracking search visibility and drafting copy. The best AI tool to improve SEO is usually the one that gives useful next steps for your existing workflow, especially if you publish regularly or run a content-led business.

4 tools

  1. VidIQ

    Generate YouTube titles, keywords and basic thumbnails

    Improve SEO Creators & influencersFreelancers Best for a creator publishing weekly YouTube videos
    $19/month 77/100 Solid

  2. Writesonic

    Track AI-search visibility, audit sites, and draft SEO articles

    Improve SEO Small businesses Best for a content-led site owner needing AI-search monitoring
    $79/mo (yearly) 73/100 Solid

  3. Surfer

    Optimize search articles using ranking-page patterns

    Improve SEO AgenciesFreelancers Best for a freelancer publishing recurring SEO articles
    $49/mo (yearly) 67/100 Situational

  4. Prepostseo

    Check content for plagiarism and rewrite passages for basic SEO work

    Improve SEO Creators & influencersFreelancers Best for a freelancer screening client drafts for copied passages
    $10/month 62/100 Skip

How they differ

VidIQ is for regular YouTube publishing. It helps you move faster on titles, keywords and draft thumbnails, so it is the closer fit when your search work starts with videos. It is not the right choice if you need finished thumbnails or flawless automatic clips.

Writesonic suits content-led sites that need AI-search monitoring, site audits and article drafts in one place. Its focus is broader website content work rather than channel-level publishing. It makes more sense when checking visibility and site issues is part of your normal publishing routine, not an occasional task.

Before you pay

  • Use a real page or video topic first. Check whether the tool produces specific, usable fixes instead of generic keyword suggestions you could find anywhere.
  • Create one piece of work from start to finish and judge how much editing remains before it is accurate, on-brand and ready to publish.
  • Confirm that you can export the work into your normal publishing process, then read the cancellation terms before committing.