Updated Oct 4, 2026
SEO Tools

Moz Pro
SEO suite with weekly rank tracking, site crawls and link data
Moz Pro at a glance
from our research
SEO suite for in-house marketers and small agencies: keyword research, link data, rankings and site crawls
Each Campaign tracks one site and three competitors, with weekly rankings, crawls and on-page grades
Rankings update weekly and stop at the top 20, and the crawler struggles with JavaScript-heavy sites
Medium: $179 a month, billed monthly, with two seats and 5,000 Keyword Explorer queries a month
Overview
What is Moz Pro?
Moz Pro is an SEO suite from Moz, the trading name of SEOmoz, Inc., a United States company founded in 2004 and now part of Ziff Davis. Moz also created Domain Authority, a score from 1 to 100 that predicts how well a domain will rank in Google, based mainly on link data.
Ongoing tracking happens in Campaigns, each of which follows one site and three competitors. Rankings update once a week for Google, Google Mobile, Bing and Yahoo, by country, city or postal code, and Moz records positions within the top 20 results. Rogerbot, Moz's crawler, starts with an initial crawl of about 250 pages and then crawls the site every week, and Page Optimization grades a page for a keyword out of 100 on 27 factors. Outside Campaigns, Keyword Explorer draws on 1.25 billion keyword suggestions and Link Explorer on an index Moz puts at 45.5 trillion links. Domain Overview, True Competitor and Keyword Gap compare a site with its rivals.
Moz Pro runs in the browser, with the MozBar extension for Chrome and Firefox. Campaigns can connect Google Analytics, and Standard and higher send scheduled PDF reports, branded with your logo from Medium up. The Moz API and Moz Local, for business listings, are separate products. A free Moz Community account includes 10 Link Explorer queries a month. Paid plans set quotas for campaigns, tracked keywords, crawled pages, keyword queries and seats, add-ons raise each one, and Moz presents its yearly totals as first-year prices.
Our verdict on Moz Pro
Moz Pro fits in-house marketers and small agencies that look after a few sites and want rankings, crawl issues and on-page checks refreshed every week. A Campaign bundles all three for one site and three competitors, so a single setup covers the weekly checks. Page Optimization breaks its score into 27 factors, which hands a writer or developer a concrete list of fixes. Domain Authority is handy for sizing up a site against its competitors, as long as it's read the way Moz describes it: a relative, predictive score that Google doesn't use for rankings.
The data has hard edges. Rankings stop at the top 20 results, so a keyword on page three shows only as 21+, and a drop can take a week to appear. Moz's own troubleshooting guide says Rogerbot doesn't handle JavaScript-heavy sites well, and each crawl overwrites the last, with no export of past crawl data. Domain Overview's ranking data covers only the US, UK, Canada and Australia. Moz gives no refunds, and a cancellation has to go in at least 24 hours before renewal.
Standard costs $99 a month for three campaigns and 300 tracked keywords, but its 150 Keyword Explorer queries a month won't stretch far if keyword research is a regular task, and it has no on-demand recrawls or branded reports. Medium is the plan to budget for when research or client reporting matters. It costs $179 a month, or $1,719 for the first year on yearly billing, which works out to $143 a month, and adds 5,000 keyword queries, 10 campaigns, 1,500 tracked keywords, a second seat and branded reports. Moz publishes no renewal price for yearly plans, so check what year two costs before it starts. Extra seats are $49 a month on any plan, and Medium comes with a free trial.
Choose Moz Pro for a small portfolio of sites where weekly tracking is enough. For a site built on a JavaScript framework, Ahrefs is the safer pick because its Site Audit can execute JavaScript, and its Lite plan costs $129 a month. If rankings need checking every day, Semrush's Position Tracking updates daily on the SEO plan, at $139 a month or $117.33 a month billed yearly.
Written by Lokesh Kapoor
Pros & cons
Moz Pro pros and cons
What it does well
- Page Optimization scores a page for a keyword out of 100 on 27 on-page factors
- Rank tracking covers Google, Google Mobile, Bing and Yahoo by country, city or postal code
- Free Moz Community account includes 10 Link Explorer queries a month and the MozBar
- AI Content Brief turns a keyword into audience, structure, questions and ranking pages
Where it falls short
- Past crawl data is overwritten by each new crawl and can't be exported
- Standard allows 150 Keyword Explorer queries a month and no branded reports
- No refunds, and cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before renewal
Editor's assessment from vendor documentation and published pricing
Pricing
Moz Pro pricing
Moz Pro's paid plans start at $49/month, right at the $49 median across the 5 tools in our SEO Tools ranking. A free plan is available, and a free trial is available.
Free tools
Free plan
- 10 Link Explorer queries a month
- Limited Keyword Explorer access
- Free MozBar browser extension
- Domain Authority and Page Authority lookups
Usage: A free Moz Community account gives 10 Link Explorer queries a month and limited access to Keyword Explorer and MozBar. Campaigns, rank tracking and site crawls need a Moz Pro plan.
Starter
per month, 1 user seat
- 1 campaign (1 tracked site)
- 50 tracked keywords
- 5,000 pages crawled per week
- 75 Keyword Explorer queries a month
- 1 user seat
Usage: Entry-level plan for one website; the pricing page shows only a monthly price. No on-demand crawls, site re-crawls, rank checker, link tracking lists or AI Content Briefs.
Standard
per month, 1 user seat included
or $99/mo billed monthly
- 3 campaigns and 300 tracked keywords
- 100,000 pages crawled per week
- 150 Keyword Explorer queries a month
- 2 AI Content Briefs a month
- Scheduled PDF reports
Usage: Keyword rankings update weekly. Yearly billing is $950 for the first year, shown as $79 a month. Extra user seats cost $49 a month each; extra campaigns, keywords and crawl pages are paid add-ons.
Medium
per month, 2 user seats included
or $179/mo billed monthly
- 10 campaigns and 1,500 tracked keywords
- 500,000 pages crawled per week
- 5,000 Keyword Explorer queries a month
- 10 AI Content Briefs a month
- Branded reports and report templates
Usage: Yearly billing is $1,719 for the first year, shown as $143 a month. Extra user seats cost $49 a month each; campaigns, keywords and crawl pages can be added as paid add-ons. The free trial is only offered on Medium, billed monthly.
Large
per month, 3 user seats included
or $299/mo billed monthly
- 25 campaigns and 3,000 tracked keywords
- 1,250,000 pages crawled per week
- 15,000 Keyword Explorer queries a month
- 50 AI Content Briefs a month
- Branded reports and report templates
Usage: Yearly billing is $2,868 for the first year, shown as $239 a month. Extra user seats cost $49 a month each; campaigns, keywords and crawl pages can be added as paid add-ons.
Enterprise
Tailored pricing for larger teams
- Custom plan agreed with Moz's sales team
- Aimed at enterprise-level businesses and agencies
- No public price or limits
Usage: The pricing page links to a contact form (Ask about Moz Enterprise) and lists no price or limits.
Checked against Moz (Ziff Davis)'s pricing page on October 4, 2026 · see the full breakdown
Capabilities
Moz Pro features
Checked against the same feature list as every other tool in its category.
Platform
- Included:Data APIProgrammatic access to the tool's data for dashboards and internal reporting.Separate Moz API plans
- Included:White-label reportingClient-ready branded reports on a schedule.Medium plan and up
Research Data
- Included:Backlink index & analysisA crawler-backed index of links pointing at any domain, with history and anchor data.
- Included:Competitor traffic analysisEstimates which keywords and pages drive a competitor's organic traffic.
- Included:Keyword research databaseVolume, difficulty and intent estimates across a large keyword corpus.
- Not included:Paid search & ad dataCompetitor ad copy, spend estimates and paid keyword coverage.
Site Auditing
- Included:Automated site auditScheduled crawls that flag technical issues with severity and guidance.
- Not included:Custom data extractionScrape arbitrary elements from pages during a crawl with XPath or CSS selectors.
- Not included:JavaScript renderingRenders JavaScript so single-page applications are crawled as a browser sees them.
- Not included:Log file analysisReads server logs to show what search engines actually crawled.
Content & Rankings
- Included:Automated content briefsGenerates an outline and requirements for writers from SERP analysis.
- Included:Daily rank trackingTracks positions daily across locations and devices.Updates weekly, not daily
- Included:Local SEO toolsListing management and local pack tracking for physical locations.Sold separately as Moz Local
- Not included:On-page content editorScores a draft against currently ranking pages and suggests terms and structure.
Ecosystem
Moz Pro integrations
- Google Analytics
- Google Search Console
- Google Business Profile
Videos
Watch Moz Pro in action
Product walkthroughs from Moz Pro's own YouTube channel.
Quick Introduction to Moz Pro
Alternatives
Top Moz Pro alternatives
Tools that do the same job, from the same category.
Semrush
Best for marketing teams that want daily rank tracking and competitor research in one login
Surfer SEO
Best for content teams that brief writers and check each article against the search results
Fit check
Will Moz Pro fit your team?
Support
- Email support
- Knowledge base
- Community forum
Training
- Webinars
- Documentation
- Video tutorials
Deployment
- Web
Typical users
- Freelancers
- Small businesses
- Mid-size companies
FAQs
Moz Pro FAQs
Written by our editorial team.
Is Moz Pro free?
No, but Moz has free tools and a free trial. A free Moz Community account gives you 10 Link Explorer queries a month, limited Keyword Explorer access and the MozBar extension; Campaigns, rank tracking and site crawls need a paid plan. The free trial covers the Medium plan on monthly billing only, requires a credit card and becomes a paid subscription unless you cancel, and Moz doesn't state its length. Paid plans start at $49 a month on Starter. See Moz pricing.
How much does Moz Pro cost?
On monthly billing, Starter costs $49 a month, Standard $99, Medium $179 and Large $299. Paying yearly lowers the first year to $79, $143 and $239 a month for Standard, Medium and Large, charged upfront as $950, $1,719 and $2,868. Moz labels those as first-year prices and doesn't publish what a yearly plan renews at. Starter has no yearly option on the pricing page. Extra user seats cost $49 a month each, and Enterprise is priced on request.
What is Moz Domain Authority?
Domain Authority is a 1-to-100 score Moz developed to predict how likely a website is to rank compared with its competitors. Moz calculates it with a machine learning model that relies mainly on backlink data, such as the number of linking root domains. It isn't a Google ranking factor, and Moz says Google doesn't use it, so it works as a comparison between sites rather than a target. New sites start at 1, and Moz notes that raising a score from 20 to 30 is easier than from 70 to 80.
How often does Moz Pro update rankings?
Once a week. Campaign rankings update on the weekday you first set up the Campaign, for Google, Google Mobile, Bing and Yahoo, tracked by country, city or postal code. Moz records positions within the top 20 results only, and anything lower shows as 21+. To check a keyword between updates, Moz points you to Rank Checker or Keyword Explorer's rank check, though Starter doesn't include Rank Checker.
Can you get a refund from Moz Pro?
No. Moz's general conditions say it won't provide refunds at any time. A cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period, and Moz asks you to cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date. Subscriptions can't be paused, and Campaigns are archived when a subscription expires. Self-serve plans renew automatically and Moz may not send a reminder first, so check the renewal date on the Subscription and Billing page.
Sources & methodology
Product details come from Moz (Ziff Davis)'s public website and documentation (United States). Every plan and price was checked against the vendor's pricing page on October 4, 2026. We haven't tested this product hands-on; the verdict is a desk assessment. How we research and rank tools
- Founded 2004
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