SEO & GEO professional · Hands-on review · Updated 2026-11-03
How this review was prepared
Plan: Morningscore's 14-day free trial (no card needed), started November 2, 2026. The trial has smaller limits than Lite: 20 tracked keywords instead of 100, 20 AI credits instead of 100, 10 tracked prompts and 250 pages per scan. Site: one of my own content sites, about 480 pages; I don't name it because the screenshots show its real data. How I tested: I used the dashboard myself to see how it works, and I connected Morningscore's MCP server to Claude Code and ran the features through it: 15 tracked keywords, 5 AI prompts (one on two platforms), keyword research, a Page Booster check, an AI Fix, one AI-written article and every read tool. I also connected Google Search Console. Rank check: on November 2 and 3 I compared Morningscore's tracked positions with a live Google check from DataForSEO, a search data provider, on desktop and mobile. Not tested: the RANK AI plugin for WordPress and Shopify (my site runs on neither), white-label reports, and how rankings and AI answers change over weeks.
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The Verdict
Is Morningscore right for you?
Yes, if you look after your own site and want one tool that tells you what to fix next, tracks your rankings and shows whether ChatGPT and Google's AI mention you.
For this Morningscore review I ran the 14-day trial on one of my own sites, in the app and through Claude Code. The missions turned the scan into a short to-do list, rank tracking agreed with an independent Google check on most keywords, and the AI tracker saved full ChatGPT answers with their sources. The catch: the SEO Score and keyword positions on day one come from data up to five months old, and my score fell 29% once I tracked my real keywords.
Skip it if keyword and backlink research drive your decisions; a research suite has far more data. Lite ($69) fits a site under 250 pages. Mine has about 480, so I would need Business ($99) for full scans.
My rating
4.0 / 5
- Data accuracy (my tests)3.0
Tracked positions were mostly within 1 to 8 places of a live Google check, but one keyword was wrong two days running and the day-one keyword list used data up to five months old.
- Features and depth3.5
I got missions, a health scan, AI tracking, AI fixes and an article writer in one tool, but keyword research for one seed keyword returned only 8 ideas.
- Value for a small business4.0
Lite at $69 a month includes AI tracking on six platforms, the MCP server and 100 AI credits, though my 480-page site would need the $99 Business plan for full scans.
- Ease of use4.0
Signup took a minute and the missions turned the scan into a short to-do list, but setup missions have only one line of instructions and I hit small dashboard glitches.
- AI search features4.5
The AI tracker saved full answers and sources from six AI platforms, and through the MCP server in Claude Code reading my data cost no credits and my whole test used only 6 credits.
- Trial and billing4.5
The 14-day trial needs no card and monthly plans can be cancelled for the next month, but yearly billing locks you in for 12 months and the trial is smaller than Lite.
I rate only tools I have used myself, on criteria from 1 to 5, and leave out any I couldn't measure. The overall score is my own judgement, not an average. Rated 2026-11-05.
Who It's For
Who Morningscore is for (and who it isn't)
✓ Best for
- +Owners who want to be told what to do next. Missions turn scan findings and keyword chances into tasks with a difficulty, XP and expected value.
- +Small sites that want Google and AI tracking in one tool. The AI tracker checks your prompts weekly on ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, AI Overviews, Gemini, Copilot and Claude.
- +People who already work in Claude or ChatGPT. The MCP server is included on every plan and reading your own data costs no AI credits.
× Consider something else if
- −Keyword and backlink research is your main job. Keyword research for one seed keyword returned only 8 ideas.Try SE Ranking →
- −You want a full audit of a large site on the cheapest plan. Lite scans 250 pages and 5 full scans a month; Business raises that to 5,000 pages.Try Seobility →
- −You only need keyword ideas and simple tracking. A keyword-first tool costs less and skips the missions layer.Try Mangools →
What You Can Do
What can Morningscore do?
What it's like to use
Morningscore looks like a game: a purple space theme, an XP bar at the top and an astronaut agent in the corner. Turning SEO into missions is a fun idea. To get the most out of it, though, you have to judge for yourself how much each task or mission really matters. At worst you end up "playing the tasks": finishing missions that make no difference to your site. At best they really do steer your work in the right direction. Still, every mission is a single, separate job. You may find a common thread running through them, but that isn't guaranteed. The tricky case is a site you have been publishing on for a long time that has a fundamental problem underneath. With Morningscore you could end up making one small fix after another on top of a weak foundation. To be fair, that is true of almost every SEO tool and website platform.
The first hour: missions and XP
Signing up took a minute and asked for no card. Morningscore started scanning straight away, pre-filled two competitors (both AI visibility tools, not sites I compete with, so I replaced them) and gave me seven setup missions worth 1 to 5 XP each. After the first scan the Suggested tab filled with real tasks: move a keyword from position 8 to 4 (10 XP, ROI "Epic"), resolve every long meta description, fix three problems on the front page, build three links. Setup missions come with one line of instructions; keyword missions name the keyword, the page and the target position. Connecting Google Search Console ticked off its 5 XP mission by itself. One thing to check: keyword missions use the same starting positions as the keyword list, and on day one some of those were months old (next section).
Why my SEO Score fell 29% in 90 minutes
The SEO Score is Morningscore's headline number: what your Google traffic would cost as ads, per month. It multiplies each keyword's estimated clicks by its cost per click. On my first morning the score and the traffic estimate looked healthy. Then I added 15 keywords to rank tracking, and 90 minutes later the SEO Score was 29% lower and the estimated traffic 37% lower. Nothing had changed on the site. The keyword list behind the score shows a position for every keyword, but only the API shows when that position was recorded. One pricing keyword listed in 4th place was dated June 19; tracking it found my page outside the top 100. Another, listed 3rd, was dated June 5 and was really 34th. Read the day-one score as a rough starting point and track your 20 most important keywords before you trust it.
SEO Score (monthly ad value of my Google clicks)
- Change after tracking 15 keywords
- -29%
Estimated monthly visits from Google
- Change after tracking 15 keywords
- -37%
Keywords in the top 20
- Change after tracking 15 keywords
- -2%
| Number on the dashboard | Change after tracking 15 keywords |
|---|---|
| SEO Score (monthly ad value of my Google clicks) | -29% |
| Estimated monthly visits from Google | -37% |
| Keywords in the top 20 | -2% |
Same site, same day, about 90 minutes apart. Absolute values left out on purpose.
How accurate is the rank tracking?
Close enough to act on most days, with two catches. Tracked keywords were first checked within about two minutes of adding them. Over two days I compared Morningscore's positions with a live Google check from DataForSEO, a search data provider, on desktop and mobile, run 15 to 100 minutes after Morningscore's own check. Where my site didn't rank, the two agreed on every keyword. Where it did, Morningscore found the same page, and most positions were within 1 to 8 places of one of the two devices. The first catch: one software keyword was wrong on both days. Morningscore had it 14th and then outside the top 100, while the independent check had it 6th and 1st, then 1st and 2nd. The second catch: on day two Morningscore showed a new check for 8 of my 15 keywords by its usual morning run; the other 7 still carried the first day's check time that afternoon. Google itself moved a lot too: in the independent check one keyword jumped from 28th to 6th overnight. Morningscore doesn't say which device it tracks, and its numbers matched desktop on some keywords and mobile on others. Treat one day's numbers as a range, and watch the trend.
Software category query
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 3 (Oct 27)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- 14
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- 6 / 1
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- Not in top 100
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- 1 / 2
Platform category query
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 2 (Aug 14)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- 6
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- 6 / not found
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- 6
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- Not found / 6
API query
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 8 (Oct 30)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- 8
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- 11 / 12
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- 8
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- 10 / 15
Agency software query
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 12 (Aug 25)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- No fresh check
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- Not checked
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- 24
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- 27 / 12
Pricing query E
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 11 (Nov 2)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- No fresh check
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- Not found / 38
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- 37
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- Not found / 10
API pricing query B
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 8 (Sep 18)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- 16
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- Not found / 17
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- Not in top 100
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- Not found / not found
Review query
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- Not listed
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- Not in top 100
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- Not found / not found
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- Not in top 100
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- Not found / not found
Software price query
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 3 (June 5)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- 34
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- 26 / 17
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- No new check
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- 23 / 23
API pricing query A
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 5 (Nov 2)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- 42
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- 28 / 30
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- No new check
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- 6 / 47
Pricing query D
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 18 (Nov 2)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- 37
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- 30 / 30
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- No new check
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- 44 / 45
Pricing query A
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 4 (June 19)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- Not in top 100
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- Not found / not found
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- No new check
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- Not found / 18
Pricing query B
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 10 (Sep 7)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- Not in top 100
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- Not found / not found
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- No new check
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- Not found / not found
Pricing query C
- Keyword list before tracking (date of data)
- 4 (Aug 31)
- Morningscore, Nov 2
- Not in top 100
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2
- Not found / not found
- Morningscore, Nov 3
- No new check
- DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3
- Not found / not found
| Keyword (anonymised) | Keyword list before tracking (date of data) | Morningscore, Nov 2 | DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 2 | Morningscore, Nov 3 | DataForSEO desktop / mobile, Nov 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Software category query | 3 (Oct 27) | 14 | 6 / 1 | Not in top 100 | 1 / 2 |
| Platform category query | 2 (Aug 14) | 6 | 6 / not found | 6 | Not found / 6 |
| API query | 8 (Oct 30) | 8 | 11 / 12 | 8 | 10 / 15 |
| Agency software query | 12 (Aug 25) | No fresh check | Not checked | 24 | 27 / 12 |
| Pricing query E | 11 (Nov 2) | No fresh check | Not found / 38 | 37 | Not found / 10 |
| API pricing query B | 8 (Sep 18) | 16 | Not found / 17 | Not in top 100 | Not found / not found |
| Review query | Not listed | Not in top 100 | Not found / not found | Not in top 100 | Not found / not found |
| Software price query | 3 (June 5) | 34 | 26 / 17 | No new check | 23 / 23 |
| API pricing query A | 5 (Nov 2) | 42 | 28 / 30 | No new check | 6 / 47 |
| Pricing query D | 18 (Nov 2) | 37 | 30 / 30 | No new check | 44 / 45 |
| Pricing query A | 4 (June 19) | Not in top 100 | Not found / not found | No new check | Not found / 18 |
| Pricing query B | 10 (Sep 7) | Not in top 100 | Not found / not found | No new check | Not found / not found |
| Pricing query C | 4 (Aug 31) | Not in top 100 | Not found / not found | No new check | Not found / not found |
US Google. Morningscore checked at about 09:10 UTC both days; DataForSEO at 09:23 to 09:31 UTC on Nov 2 and 10:53 to 11:05 UTC on Nov 3. "No new check" means Morningscore still showed the Nov 2 check time at 13:00 UTC on Nov 3.
Run a site health scan
The health scan scores your site from 0 to 100 against more than 30 checks in three groups: basic, technical and optimisation. Two minutes after signup it showed 90 with 102 pages found. Once the full scan finished it read 85, with 477 pages and about 2,000 open issues: technical 97, basic 87, optimisation 72. The biggest items were 143 long meta descriptions, 50 long titles, 51 large images and 292 images without alt text, and it also found 8 broken images and 9 broken outbound links. Several issues are marked as fixable by AI, which on WordPress and Shopify means the RANK AI plugin can write the fix back to the site. Note the limit: the trial and Lite plan list 250 pages per scan and 5 full scans a month, so on a bigger site you need Business (5,000 pages, 15 scans).
Check your AI visibility (GEO Score)
The GEO Score is your share of AI answers on prompts Morningscore picks for you. It wrote a summary of my site (accurate, including who runs it), generated 99 prompts from it and asked ChatGPT each one. A mention in the answer counts as a full point and a mention only in the sources counts as 0.2. My site appeared in the sources for 7 prompts and in no answers, which gave 1.4%. The score is recalculated weekly. Because the prompts come from a summary of the whole site, they covered every topic my site writes about, not only the one I care most about; for specific questions, use the AI tracker instead. GEO Health (47 out of 100 for me) rates the things that tend to drive AI mentions: SEO 60, content 80, brand mentions 50, social 50, links 40 and reviews 0.
Track prompts on six AI platforms
The AI tracker checks prompts you choose, weekly, on up to six platforms: ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Copilot and Claude. ChatGPT is on for every prompt; each extra platform you switch on uses one more tracked prompt from your plan. My five prompts were answered within about two minutes. For each one you get the full answer, the sources the AI used and whether your site appeared in either. For "is morningscore a good seo tool?" ChatGPT said yes for small businesses, added that it wouldn't automatically pick it over Ahrefs or Semrush, and cited five sites, none of them mine. Lite includes 10 tracked prompts, Business 100. Morningscore's pricing page still describes AI tracking as Google and ChatGPT; the six platforms are inside the app.
Let it fix and write with AI credits
AI credits pay for the features that do work for you, and in my test they were cheaper than I expected. AI Fix on one long meta description cost 1 credit and returned two shorter versions, both under 150 characters; one used real figures from the page rather than just trimming the old text. The RANK content writer produced a 1,500-word article for "how to choose seo software for a small business" in under a minute for 3 credits, with headings, a comparison table, an FAQ and links to five relevant pages on my own site. It also wrote as my site, naming it and me, because Morningscore builds a summary of your site first. It is a solid first draft, not a finished article: the title said "2025 Guide" in November 2026, it wrote "we" where my site uses "I", and it quoted competitor prices and a statistic I would check before publishing. At these prices Lite's 100 monthly credits cover about 100 fixes or 33 articles.
AI Fix, one health issue
- AI credits in my test
- 1
- What I got
- Two rewritten meta descriptions to choose from
RANK content writer, one article
- AI credits in my test
- 3
- What I got
- About 1,500 words with table and FAQ, ready in under a minute
Page Booster, one check
- AI credits in my test
- 2
- What I got
- A rewritten title tag
Page Booster, full run
- AI credits in my test
- 10 (listed)
- What I got
- Not run
| AI feature | AI credits in my test | What I got |
|---|---|---|
| AI Fix, one health issue | 1 | Two rewritten meta descriptions to choose from |
| RANK content writer, one article | 3 | About 1,500 words with table and FAQ, ready in under a minute |
| Page Booster, one check | 2 | A rewritten title tag |
| Page Booster, full run | 10 (listed) | Not run |
Credits read from my balance before and after each job.
Ask the built-in agent
The agent (still labelled beta) is a chat panel that knows your account. It opens with quick actions such as "Analyze health issues", "What to do next" and "Hunt keyword opportunities", and shows how many AI credits you have left. The setup missions lean on it: "Find your 3 biggest growth opportunities" simply tells you to ask the agent. Page Booster, the on-page tool, is a separate feature: I gave it my page's title and target keyword, and for 2 AI credits it suggested a shorter title with the keyword first. A full Page Booster run costs 10 credits, so the trial's 20 credits cover two.
Connect it to Claude Code (my MCP test)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT read your Morningscore data and use its tools for you. I connected it to Claude Code with the server address from Settings, then asked for my health issues, rankings, competitors and GEO prompts in plain language; the answers matched the app. The server has about 65 tools. They read data, add keywords, prompts and competitors, create missions, run Page Booster and write articles, and some remove things (tracked keywords, prompts, competitors, missions and whole sites), so check what the assistant plans before you approve a change. Morningscore also offers one-click setup for ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor, VS Code and n8n. Costs are friendly: reading data is free, and tracking keywords and prompts uses your plan's quotas, not AI credits. Only the jobs where AI writes something used credits: 6 of the trial's 20 in my whole test.
Read site, health, keywords, missions, GEO Score, backlinks
- AI credits
- 0
- Other quota used
- None
Track 15 keywords in one call
- AI credits
- 0
- Other quota used
- 15 of 20 tracked keywords
Track 5 prompts on ChatGPT
- AI credits
- 0
- Other quota used
- 5 of 10 tracked prompts
Switch Google AI Mode on for one of them
- AI credits
- 0
- Other quota used
- 1 more tracked prompt
Keyword research for one seed keyword
- AI credits
- 0
- Other quota used
- 1 of 10 searches a month
Page Booster title check
- AI credits
- 2
- Other quota used
- None
AI Fix for one health issue
- AI credits
- 1
- Other quota used
- None
Write one article (RANK content writer)
- AI credits
- 3
- Other quota used
- None
| What I asked for through MCP | AI credits | Other quota used |
|---|---|---|
| Read site, health, keywords, missions, GEO Score, backlinks | 0 | None |
| Track 15 keywords in one call | 0 | 15 of 20 tracked keywords |
| Track 5 prompts on ChatGPT | 0 | 5 of 10 tracked prompts |
| Switch Google AI Mode on for one of them | 0 | 1 more tracked prompt |
| Keyword research for one seed keyword | 0 | 1 of 10 searches a month |
| Page Booster title check | 2 | None |
| AI Fix for one health issue | 1 | None |
| Write one article (RANK content writer) | 3 | None |
Measured on the trial by reading my credit balance before and after each call.
Works With
Which website platforms does Morningscore work with?
Crawls any public website and tracks rankings, so no CMS install is needed.
Morningscore also has official integrations with:
WordPress
Shopify
How each connection works (2)›
Checked against Morningscore's own docs and official app stores on 22 October 2026.
AI, API & MCP
How Morningscore fits an AI-agent workflow
AI agent workflow
Ask your AI assistant about rankings, health and AI answers
Prompts that worked in my test: "Which health problems affect the most pages, and which can be fixed by AI?" "Track these 15 keywords and tell me where I rank today." "Which of my tracked prompts mention my site in ChatGPT, and which sources does it cite instead?" "Which keywords does this competitor rank for that I don't?"
Approval boundary: The assistant can add and remove tracked keywords, prompts, competitors and missions, and can remove a whole site. Ask it to list the change before it runs, and read the confirmation it gives.
MCP
officialOfficial MCP server on every plan
mcp.morningscore.io/mcp, connected by signing in or with an API key, with one-click setup for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor, VS Code and n8n. About 65 tools; reading data uses no AI credits.
Morningscore MCP setup guide →API
officialREST API on every plan
Documented at api.morningscore.io, limited to 20 requests per second per API key, covering keywords, health, backlinks, GEO Score and tracked prompts.
Morningscore API reference →Pricing
How much does Morningscore cost?
Lite costs $69 a month, or $690 a year ($57.50 a month). Business costs $99 a month, or $990 a year. Prices exclude VAT. Every plan includes all features, and plans differ by sites, users, keywords, prompts, AI credits and scan size. The 14-day trial needs no card.
| Plan | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Lite | $69/mo |
| BusinessPopular | $99/mo |
| Pro | $159/mo |
| Premium | $299/mo |
Pick Lite for one site under 250 pages. Pick Business if your site is bigger, you want white-label reports or you want to track more than 10 AI prompts.
Lite ($69): one small site
3 sites, 2 users, 100 tracked keywords, 10 tracked prompts, 100 AI credits, 250 pages per scan, 5 full scans and 25 keyword searches a month. No reports.
Business ($99): a bigger site or a few clients
10 sites, 4 users, 500 keywords, 100 prompts, 1,000 AI credits, 5,000 pages per scan, 15 full scans, 200 keyword searches and 3 white-label reports a month.
Pro ($159) and Premium ($299): agencies
Pro: 30 sites, 2,000 keywords, 500 prompts, 30 reports. Premium: 100 sites, 5,000 keywords, 2,000 prompts, 100 reports. Both scan 25,000 pages.
The trial is smaller than Lite
20 tracked keywords, 20 AI credits, 10 prompts and 3 full scans, so it shows how the tool works, not everything Lite can do.
Yearly plans are a 12-month commitment
Yearly billing gives two months free but binds you for 12 months. Monthly plans can be cancelled for the next month.
Alternatives
When I'd choose something else
Three different buying priorities, and what I'd pick instead for each one.
More research data
SE Ranking
Rank tracking, audits and AI visibility with a much larger keyword and backlink database.
Trade-off: It costs more and has no guided missions.
Explore SE Ranking for this use case →Audits of a larger site
Seobility
Premium crawls 25,000 pages for $69.90 a month and tracks Google AI Overviews.
Trade-off: No tracking of ChatGPT and other AI answers yet.
Explore Seobility for this use case →Keyword ideas first
Mangools
Built around keyword research and simple rank tracking.
Trade-off: No site audit missions or AI visibility tracking.
Explore Mangools for this use case →Keep going
- Compare Morningscore against the field: Best SEO Tools With AI Visibility Tracking Built In, Best SEO Reporting Software for Small Agencies
Downsides
Limitations to consider before subscribing
Missions are single tasks, not a strategy
They won't flag a fundamental problem with the site; you still decide which missions matter.
Day-one numbers come from old data
Positions in the keyword list were up to five months old, and my SEO Score fell 29% after tracking.
Lite scans only 250 pages
A site of about 480 pages needs Business for full scans.
Rank tracking had one repeat miss and gaps in daily checks
One keyword was wrong two days running, 7 of 15 keywords showed no new check on day two, and the device isn't shown.
Keyword research is thin
One seed keyword returned 8 ideas.
Missions don't always notice work done through MCP
Adding keywords through Claude Code completed the keyword mission; adding prompts, running keyword research and writing an article did not.
AI articles need an edit
Mine had the wrong year in the title and figures to fact-check.
Small dashboard glitches
The currency switched from EUR to USD between page loads, and the AI Tracker card showed 0 prompts while 5 were active.
My Recommendation
My recommendation: track your keywords on day one
Start the free trial, add your site and your 20 most important keywords straight away, and add three prompts people would ask an AI about your business. Do the first three suggested missions. If they point at work you would not have found yourself, it is worth $69 a month.
Choose SE Ranking if you need deeper keyword and backlink data, Seobility if you mainly want to audit a large site, or Mangools if keyword ideas are the whole job.
What to check during the trial
- –Track your 20 most important keywords before you read the SEO Score.
- –Compare a few tracked positions with your own Google search or Search Console.
- –Add three prompts and switch on the AI platforms your customers use.
- –Let the health scan finish and check whether your site fits in 250 pages.
- –Do three suggested missions and judge whether they were worth doing.
If you use Claude or ChatGPT
Connect the MCP server from Settings, API & MCP. Reading your data costs no AI credits, so ask for your health problems, rankings and AI answers as often as you like.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Morningscore
Yes, if you do your own SEO and want to be told what to fix next. Lite costs $69 a month for up to 3 sites and includes AI visibility tracking and the MCP server. Track your own keywords on day one, because the first SEO Score uses old ranking data.
Yes. Missions turn the scan and your rankings into a short list of tasks with a difficulty and an expected value, and the built-in agent answers questions about your account. Setup missions have only one line of instructions, so the keyword and health missions are where the real guidance is. Judge each mission yourself: some matter a lot, others make no real difference.
Over two days, tracked keywords were mostly close to an independent live Google check: the same page, agreement whenever my site didn't rank, and most positions within 1 to 8 places. One keyword was wrong on both days, and on day two 7 of my 15 keywords showed no new check. The keyword list before tracking was much less reliable, because some positions were up to five months old.
It is what your estimated Google traffic would cost as ads each month: estimated clicks per keyword multiplied by that keyword's cost per click. It changes when ranking data is refreshed; mine fell 29% after I tracked 15 keywords.
The AI tracker checks your prompts weekly on ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Copilot and Claude. ChatGPT is on by default and each extra platform uses one more tracked prompt. The GEO Score uses ChatGPT on 99 to 100 prompts Morningscore picks for you.
Yes, on every plan, at mcp.morningscore.io/mcp. I connected it to Claude Code; it has about 65 tools, and reading your data costs no AI credits. It can also remove tracked keywords, prompts, competitors and sites, so review changes before you approve them.
In my test an AI Fix cost 1 credit, a 1,500-word article from the RANK content writer cost 3 and a Page Booster check cost 2. Lite's 100 monthly credits therefore cover about 100 fixes or 33 articles. Reading data and tracking keywords or prompts use no AI credits.
Yes, 14 days with no card. The trial has 20 tracked keywords, 20 AI credits, 10 tracked prompts and 250 pages per scan, smaller than Lite's 100 keywords and 100 AI credits.
No. Plans start at $69 a month, or $690 a year.
Joonas Rotko
SEO & GEO professional, founder of That Marketing Buddy
I'm a Finnish SEO and GEO professional with 11+ years in digital marketing, including years as a co-owner of a digital marketing agency. On That Marketing Buddy I test and compare SEO and AI-visibility software for entrepreneurs, marketing professionals and agencies.
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