TextOptimizer review: our take
TextOptimizer compares the text of a page with what search engines return for its topic, then lists terms to add or remove and the questions people ask, for planning the next article. It is aimed at copywriters and site owners without technical SEO knowledge, and made by Landor SAS in Paris.
Basic features are free. The paid subscription is billed monthly in USD at a price the public pages do not show, and the terms of service forbid agency accounts, which rules it out for anyone writing for clients. Among the alternatives, Writecream publishes its price, $29 a month for unlimited words, and keeps a free plan.
What TextOptimizer does
TextOptimizer analyses the text of a page you enter against what search engines return for the topic, and suggests content to add or remove so the text better matches search expectations. It also surfaces common questions people ask on the topic to help plan articles. Basic features are free; paid access is a monthly subscription in USD whose price is not published on the public pages.
Who TextOptimizer is for
Best for
- copywriters and bloggers refining existing pages
- website owners without technical SEO knowledge
Not for
- agencies: the terms of service prohibit agency accounts
TextOptimizer features
- F1Text content optimization by URL
- F2Suggested terms to add or remove
- F3Question research for article planning
- F4Writing style suggestions
TextOptimizer pricing and plans (2026)
The vendor does not publish plan prices.
Free plan: yes. Prices as listed by the vendor, before tax; they change, so check the pricing page before you buy.
TextOptimizer interface
TextOptimizer FAQ
- Does TextOptimizer have a free plan?
- Yes, TextOptimizer has a free plan.
- What are the alternatives to TextOptimizer?
- Tools that cover the same jobs include Yahini, Jasper, Grubby AI, ProWritingAid.