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What is Writesonic?
Writesonic is an AI SEO content platform: it generates optimised long-form articles, audits your site, and with its GEO module measures your visibility in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews — the new SEO. It pulls in Search Console data and publishes straight to WordPress. Built for content teams and niche site owners.
Pros
- Long-form SEO articles generated and optimised in minutes
- GEO module: measures your visibility in ChatGPT and AI Overviews
- Integration with Google Search Console and WordPress
- Writes in Spanish and dozens of other languages
Cons
- The free plan is little more than a demo
- Generated articles need human editing to stand out
- Somewhat confusing credit and limit system across plans
What Writesonic is like in practice
Where it stands out
It combines writing with the SEO side in one tool: it generates articles from a keyword with the structure search engines expect, rather than leaving you to fit it afterwards. For producing blog content regularly with a small team, that saving in steps is its real argument.
Where it falls short
The text it produces looks publishable and is generic underneath: it covers the topic without adding anything not already in the top ten results, which is exactly what the low-value content guidelines describe. It works as a first draft; using it as the final product is a real ranking risk.
How its pricing works
It has a free plan with limited credits and paid tiers from around $20/month scaling by words generated. The honest calculation is how much content you will genuinely publish per month: if it is two articles, it works out cheaper to use a general assistant you already pay for and handle the SEO side yourself.
Is Writesonic right for you?
Yes, if…
You publish SEO content regularly and want to measure your visibility in ChatGPT and AI Overviews: its GEO module covers that, and it integrates with Search Console and WordPress.
No, if…
You want to evaluate it without paying: the free plan is little more than a demo. And the text it generates needs considerable editing to avoid sounding like a generic article.
Frequently asked questions
Does Writesonic have a free plan?
Yes, a limited one for trying the basic features with lightweight models. The serious plans start at $39/month (Lite, billed annually).
What is the GEO module?
It measures and helps improve how your brand appears in answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews — the new frontier of SEO.
Does it write well in Spanish?
Yes, it produces correct Spanish content, although as with all AI content it is worth reviewing and adding your own judgement before publishing.