Writesonic

Writesonic has repositioned itself in public: the homepage now sells “The AI Search Growth Engine” rather than an article writer, and the named parts follow that pitch — an AI Visibility Tracker for how often answer engines surface you, an Action Center that ranks what to fix first, a Content Agent that rewrites pages, an Outreach Agent for earning external citations, plus crawler audits. The writing product was not retired, though: the AI Article Writer is still bundled in every plan, just with a fixed monthly allowance. That makes it a search-visibility platform with drafting attached, which is a different purchase from the one most people remember it as.

The pricing shows the shift. There is no free tier to live on, only a seven-day trial without a card, and the entry plan is $79 per month (Basic $199, Growth $399, with roughly 20% off annually), while that lowest tier tracks 50 prompts and 50 answers a day and caps output at 15 AI articles a month. Judged purely as a copywriter it is weak value now — a frontier chat model drafts the same article for less and does not need an SEO suite to justify it. The honest case is the loop: if measuring your presence in AI answers and then rewriting the page sit in one tool, you skip the spreadsheet and the handoff. Count the queries you actually need tracked before buying, and be clear with yourself about whether you wanted instrumentation or text.