Overview

Founded in 2015 and headquartered in České Budějovice, Czech Republic, Marketing Miner brings keyword research, competitor analysis, rank tracking, audits, bulk processing, and AI visibility tracking together. That breadth is useful for teams handling several parts of search work, while the per-plan website, keyword, profiler, and report-credit caps may constrain heavier use.

AI Visibility Tracking monitors how ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and other generative AI systems mention brands, competitors, and sources. The platform also offers an MCP connection for ChatGPT, Claude, and Claude Code on paid plans. These capabilities broaden its scope beyond conventional SEO, though paid plans include no AI credits.

Key features

Research and competitive analysis

Keyword Research provides search volume, suggestions, trends, cost per click, competitiveness, keyword difficulty, and SERP analysis. Bulk processing can handle up to 40,000 keywords, making the tool more suitable for large research batches than for checking only a handful of terms. Competitor Analysis surfaces rivals' keywords, estimated visitors, strongest pages, competing domains, and content gaps, helping users identify where competing sites have search visibility they do not.

Tracking, audits, and integrations

Rank Tracking follows a site's and competitors' positions in Google and Seznam, with up to five competitors per website. SEO Audit uses more than 10 tools to check status codes, loading speed, broken links, and indexing. Bulk tools and API access support moving data into internal systems; paid plans also include API and Data (Looker) Studio integration, alongside a Marketing Miner Looker Studio Community Connector. Those integrations matter most to teams building repeatable reporting workflows, rather than occasional users who only need a standalone report.

Data exchanged with the platform and APIs is protected with TLS 1.2 or higher, and production personal and customer data is encrypted at rest. Marketing Miner says it processes personal data under the EU General Data Protection Regulation and offers business customers a Data Processing Agreement. Its team usually responds within one business day.

Pricing

Marketing Miner has a free plan and paid monthly plans. Starter, Miner, Digger, and Machine prices are monthly and exclude VAT; their listed prices are €19, €34, €69, and €114 per month, respectively. The free Minee plan has no listed price.

Plan	Monthly price	Limits
Minee	Free plan; price not listed	1 website (+ competitors), 10 keywords, 50 profilers, 500 credits
Starter	€19.00 per month, excluding VAT	1 website (+ competitors), 500 keywords, 200 profilers, 1,000 report credits; no AI credits
Miner	€34.00 per month, excluding VAT	2 websites (+ competitors), 1,000 keywords, 500 profilers, 100,000 report credits; no AI credits
Digger	€69.00 per month, excluding VAT	10 websites (+ competitors), 10,000 keywords, 5,000 profilers, 1,000,000 report credits; no AI credits
Machine	€114.00 per month, excluding VAT	20 websites (+ competitors), 20,000 keywords, 10,000 profilers, 2,000,000 report credits; no AI credits

Minee is a narrow starting point: 10 keywords and 500 credits may suit light exploration, but leave little room for sustained research. Starter raises the keyword allowance to 500 and adds 1,000 report credits, but still covers only one website and has no AI credits. Miner is a more practical step for users monitoring two sites, with a substantial increase to 100,000 report credits. Digger and Machine expand the website and keyword allowances for larger portfolios or workloads, but neither adds AI credits. The MCP connection is included in paid plans, so it is available from Starter even though AI credits are not.

Platforms

Marketing Miner runs on the web and provides API access. That pairing works for users who want a browser-based workspace as well as teams that need to send data to internal tools.

Who it's for

SEO specialists and marketers can combine keyword research, competitor discovery, rank monitoring, and audits without splitting those tasks across separate services. Agencies and businesses managing multiple websites are better matched to Digger or Machine than to the one-site Starter tier, while e-shop and business owners with modest needs can begin with Minee and move up if its small quotas prove restrictive. Users whose main requirement is AI visibility work should weigh the included MCP connection against the lack of AI credits on the priced plans.

Pros and cons

Pros: Broad search workflow coverage combines research, competitor analysis, tracking, and technical audits in one platform.
Pros: Keyword bulk processing of up to 40,000 terms and report-credit increases on higher plans support larger workloads.
Pros: Web, API, and Looker Studio connections can serve both individual workflows and recurring internal reporting.
Cons: Minee allows only 10 keywords and 500 credits, so it is a limited option for regular work.
Cons: Every priced plan has no AI credits, which limits the value of the AI visibility and assistant offering for buyers expecting AI usage to be bundled.
Cons: Starter covers only one website; multi-site users must move to Miner or higher.

Alternatives

For a broader selection, compare Keyword Research Tools, Rank Tracking Software, and SEO tools.

QuestionDB is a freemium web alternative with 5 searches per month on its free plan and a Solo plan at 9.99 USD per month for 100 searches; consider it when a search-count-based alternative is a better fit.
KWFinder is a freemium option available on web, API, and extension, with keyword suggestions, SERP analysis, rank tracking, backlinks, and site analysis; choose it when that tool mix and extension access fit better.
Keyword Tool is a freemium web and API option whose Starter plan costs 68.00 USD per month and includes 50 requests per day, 50,000 keywords per day, 12 months of history, and 16 platforms; consider it when those daily volumes and platform coverage matter more.
Twinword Ideas offers a free Basic plan with 2 keyword searches per day, 6,000 suggestions per month, and imports up to 30 lines; it is worth considering for suggestion-focused work within those free limits.
Keyword Revealer is a freemium web alternative with a free plan offering 50 keyword suggestions per search, 7 daily keyword evaluations, and basic search metrics; consider it when those free keyword limits meet the need.
CanIRank has a free web plan capped at one website, five keyword reports, five SEO reports, and 20 link opportunities; it suits a small free-plan workload bounded by those allowances.
Wordtracker is a paid web, API, and extension option with a free trial and a Bronze plan at 24.00 USD per month; consider it when a trial and paid-only model suit your buying preference.
Google Keyword Planner is a free API alternative.

Verdict

Marketing Miner is a strong fit for SEO professionals, marketers, and agencies that want keyword, competitor, ranking, audit, and reporting tools together, with API access for their own workflows. Its main advantage is the breadth of that toolkit; its main caveat is that entry quotas are restrictive and paid plans include no AI credits. Choose it if its website and report allowances fit your workload, and look elsewhere if bundled AI usage is essential.

	Marketing Miner	Moz Local
Free plan	Yes	No
Paid from		$14/mo
Platforms	api, Web
Free plan	Yes	No
API access	Yes
Keyword difficulty	Yes
Search volume data	Yes
SERP analysis	Yes
Competitor keywords	Yes
Paid from		$14/mo
Google profile tools		Yes
Local rank tracking		Yes
Citation management		Yes

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