A SEO Gets alternative with Bing data and flat pricing

Last updated: 2026-10-30

In short

SEO Gets is a Search Console and GA4 analytics tool with content groups, SEO testing, client portals and an MCP connector for Claude and ChatGPT, priced at $49 a month plus $4 per extra core site. GSC Magic is a narrower, AI-first tool: it adds Bing Webmaster Tools, Core Web Vitals and optional write actions, has a free plan with MCP access and costs $19 a month for 10 sites. Strategists who live in a dashboard should stay with SEO Gets.

The short answer

SEO Gets describes itself as an SEO analytics and reporting tool for strategists. Every site you connect starts free, with Search Console data, a master dashboard, filtering and branded tracking. Making a site a core site unlocks GA4 data, content groups and topic clusters, opportunity and action reports, annotations, SEO testing, white-labeled client portals and its MCP server. A $4 Super Site add-on keeps up to 5 years of Search Console data and checks the indexing of up to 5,000 sitemap URLs every 2 to 3 days.

GSC Magic does less in the dashboard and more in the connection. It has no content groups, annotations or test tracking. What it adds is Bing Webmaster Tools and Core Web Vitals next to Search Console and GA4, support for MCP clients beyond Claude and ChatGPT, optional write actions such as sitemap and IndexNow submission, and a price that does not grow per site up to 10 sites on Pro.

Side by side

FeatureSEO GetsGSC Magic
Price$49/month with the first core site, $4/month per extra core site, unlimited from 35 core sites ($185/month); yearly billing gives 12 months for the price of 10Free plan for 1 site; Pro $19/month for 10 sites; Agency $34/month for 25 sites
Free optionUnlimited free sites with Search Console data, dashboard, filtering and branded tracking; no GA4 or MCP on free sites1 site on the free plan, with all read tools over MCP, including Bing and GA4
MCP accessIncluded for core sites; Claude and ChatGPT; reads and writes annotationsIncluded on every plan; Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and other MCP clients
Data sourcesSearch Console and GA4Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools (38 tools), GA4 (read-only), Core Web Vitals
Content groups and topic clustersYes, one-click grouping by topic or site sectionNo
Annotations and SEO testingAnnotations, Chrome extension, before-and-after tests, Google update trackingNo
Stored history16 months; up to 5 years with the $4/month Super Site add-on16 months stored on Pro and Agency, kept beyond Google's window
IndexingSuper Site: indexing status for up to 5,000 sitemap URLs, checked every 2 to 3 daysURL Inspection on demand, single and batch; sitemaps; report_index_health
Teams and clientsUnlimited users; white-labeled live client portalsAgency: 5 seats with roles, client groups and monthly client reports by e-mail
Changes to your site setupAnnotations onlyOptional on Pro and Agency: submit sitemaps, IndexNow and Bing URL submission

Keep using it if

  • You work in a dashboard every week and rely on content groups, topic clusters and action reports.
  • You annotate changes and run before-and-after tests to attribute results.
  • You need white-labeled client portals or unlimited users.
  • You want up to 5 years of stored Search Console data.
  • You track many sites and only need a few of them as paid core sites.

GSC Magic fits better if

  • You want Bing Webmaster Tools data next to Google and GA4, including Bing crawl stats and keyword research.
  • You want MCP access on a free plan, or in Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code or Windsurf.
  • You manage up to 10 sites and want one flat price instead of a per-site charge.
  • You want your AI assistant to submit sitemaps or ping IndexNow, not only read data.
  • You want Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse audits in the same tool.

Using them together

You can, since both read Search Console and GA4 through your Google account and both connect to Claude and ChatGPT as separate connectors. In practice most people pick one for day-to-day work. A reasonable split is SEO Gets for content groups, annotations and client portals, and GSC Magic for Bing data, Core Web Vitals and write actions in your AI assistant.

Questions

What does SEO Gets cost for 10 sites?

Based on its pricing page, 10 core sites cost $49 for the first plus 9 × $4, or $85 a month, before any Super Site add-ons. GSC Magic Pro covers 10 sites for $19 a month.

Does SEO Gets have an MCP server?

Yes. MCP access is included for core sites and Super Sites and works with Claude and ChatGPT. Free sites are not available through it.

Does GSC Magic have content groups or annotations?

No. GSC Magic reports work by page and query, and it does not offer annotations or SEO test tracking. If those are central to your work, SEO Gets is the better fit.

Can GSC Magic keep data longer than 16 months?

Pro and Agency store 16 months of Search Console history and keep it after Google drops it from its own window. SEO Gets offers up to 5 years with its Super Site add-on.

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Facts checked on 2026-10-30