You know what's wrong but lack time to fix itYou want fixes ranked by clicks, not issue countsYou need AI answers tracked, not only GoogleYou don't have an SEO specialist
Keep your tool if
You research markets and keywords you don't rank for yetYou do backlink research across competitorsYou have a specialist who lives in the tool
FeatureScapletSEO tools
Finds issuesYesYes
Ranks fixes by clicks at stakeYesPartly
Ships the fixYesNo
Writes pagesIn your voice, sourcedContent briefs
AI answer trackingChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, ClaudeLimited
Market-wide keyword researchFocused on your siteExcellent
Monthly costFrom $29$130 to $500
+212%organic clicks for Ledgerly in 90 days
7ChatGPT citations for Paylane in six weeks
46fixes Brightpipe shipped without filing a ticket
$0.97a day, everything included
Cost over a year
Your cost. Your return.
SCAPLET, 12 MONTHS$348
SEO TOOLS, 12 MONTHS$1,668–$5,988
Month 1
$29Scaplet: Fixes shipped
$139–$499SEO tools: Issue list exported
Month 3
$87Scaplet: ~60 fixes shipped
$417–$1,497SEO tools: Issues triaged by your team
Month 6
$174Scaplet: Ongoing fixes and AI tracking
$834–$2,994SEO tools: Weekly crawl reports
Month 12
$348Scaplet: Every fix logged and measured
$1,668–$5,988SEO tools: Annual data history
The first 90 days
What happens, and when.
DAY 1WEEK 2WEEK 6WEEK 12
Scaplet
Day 1Audit ranked by clicks, first fixes ship
Week 2Drafts for your top opportunities
Week 6Rankings moving on fixed pages
Week 12AI citations from new pages
SEO tools
Day 1Site crawled, 1,200 issues listed
Week 2Your team filters issues by severity
Week 6Tickets in your backlog
Week 12Some tickets shipped
Always on
SEO isn't a project you finish. It's more like the dishes.
Every week links break, pages go stale and a rival publishes another listicle. An audit catches it once. Scaplet Search catches it every day, and doesn't sigh about it.
SEARCH HEALTH91+39 since OctScaplet SearchOne audit, then nothing
OctDecFebAprJunSep
SEP 2026Scaplet Search91Audit only42
38broken links fixed
112internal links added
9pages refreshed
100AI prompts re-checked
CRAWL · 06:00404/payouts-v2301/product/payouts
3 new pages indexed
Broken links, indexing, drops and schema, checked on every crawl.
Broken links redirectedAutopilot
New pages indexedAutopilot
Ranking drops flaggedAutopilot
Point by point
Scaplet vs SEO tools, in detail.
01
Finding vs fixing
SEO tools are built to find issues and research markets. A site audit in a major tool typically lists hundreds or thousands of issues sorted by type. Scaplet finds the same issues, then ranks them by clicks at stake from your Search Console data and ships the ones with a single right answer.
ScapletFinds and ships
SEO toolsFinds and lists
02
Prioritization
Tools score issues by severity category: errors, warnings, notices. A missing alt tag on a page with no traffic and a broken canonical on your pricing page can land in the same bucket. Scaplet multiplies each issue by the traffic of the pages it affects.
ScapletBy clicks at stake
SEO toolsBy issue type
03
Content
Tools produce content briefs: keywords, headings and word counts from top-ranking pages. Scaplet drafts the page itself from your docs, product data and brand voice, with every claim sourced, and waits for your approval.
ScapletDrafts from your docs
SEO toolsKeyword research
04
AI search
Most major tools have added AI visibility features, often as add-ons. Scaplet tracks your own buyer prompts across four engines weekly and ties changes in citations to specific fixes on your site.
ScapletWeekly, 4 engines
SEO toolsAdd-on or none
BEING FAIR
Where tools win
For keyword research across a whole market, competitor backlink analysis and historical SERP data, a dedicated tool is deeper. Scaplet focuses on your site and the queries you can realistically win.
Most audits become a PDF nobody opens. This one shows what's broken today, then Scaplet Search starts fixing it. No email gate, no "a specialist will reach out".
Every fix on your site, ranked by clicks at stake
What ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and AI Overviews say about you
Which rivals get cited instead, and why
Broken links, orphan pages and stale content, counted