What it does

Writesonic is now more of an SEO and AI visibility platform than a classic template-based copywriter. It shows how your brand appears across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google, surfaces citation and content gaps, and helps teams act on them from the same workspace.

Plans

Free

free start, no credit card required

Paid

from $199/month billed annually

Pricing page

Access

You can start without a credit card. GEO and AI Search Visibility are available on Basic and higher plans. Basic is $199/month billed annually, Growth is $399/month, and Enterprise is custom.

Screenshots

Writesonic homepage focused on AI Search Visibility — The hero makes the repositioning clear: this is no longer framed as a generic AI copywriter, but as a platform for AI visibility, SEO, and content work.

Writesonic pricing page with Basic, Growth, and Enterprise plans — The pricing page is useful beyond the numbers because it shows the actual split between the free entry point and the paid GEO / AI visibility layer.

Writesonic SEO AI Agent screen with competitor research and an SEO plan — This screen is more useful than a docs diagram because it shows a real SEO research layer inside the product, not only visibility reporting.

Usage examples

Tracking brand presence across AI search

A team defines the brand, topics, and competitors, and Writesonic tracks AI visibility, citations, sentiment, and missed prompts across AI platforms. This is closer to a GEO operations layer than to plain text generation.

Documentation

Content work driven by citation gaps and SEO tasks

After the analysis, the platform points to missing content, stale pages that need refreshes, and SEO issues blocking visibility. For a content team, that is a practical jump from data to action without bouncing between separate tools.

Documentation

Application scenarios

Scenario: an SEO lead spots weak brand presence in ChatGPT and Perplexity, then uses the same product to turn that into new article briefs, page refreshes, and technical fixes. That is much more practical than splitting analytics and content work across separate tools.