GrandRanker is an AI SEO platform that researches keywords, writes up to 30 articles a month and publishes them to your CMS. Plans from €24/mo billed yearly.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
GrandRanker is an AI SEO platform that researches keywords for a website, plans a month of articles, writes them and publishes them to the site's CMS. It also tracks Google rankings and how AI search tools such as ChatGPT mention a brand. The company describes it as the SEO team that small companies cannot afford to hire.
According to its About page, GrandRanker was founded in 2024 and is bootstrapped and profitable. It supports 133 languages and is aimed at teams of one to ten people, including SaaS founders, e-commerce owners, bloggers, small marketing teams and agencies.
Its main argument is consolidation. Instead of paying for a keyword tool, a writer, a schema generator and a publishing plugin separately, users get one pipeline that turns a keyword into an indexed, internally linked article. The platform optimizes content for both Google and AI search.
Setup takes about five minutes. A user enters their website and answers six short questions, such as target country, language, sitemap and blog URL. GrandRanker reads the site and pre-fills the audience, competitors and problems solved, so the user only checks and corrects.
The platform then researches keywords and scores each by search volume and difficulty, favoring low-competition terms. Each keyword gets a day on a 30-day content calendar with a content type, such as a guide, listicle or comparison. Users can drag articles to new days, set article length and add custom instructions.
One article is written per scheduled day, up to the plan limit. With auto-publish on, it goes live on its date; with it off, it waits as a draft. Connecting Google Search Console starts daily rank tracking, and the platform checks AI search weekly.
On the content side, GrandRanker writes articles of 3,000+ words with AI-generated images, alt text, meta tags, schema markup and internal links. It learns brand voice from existing content and gives each article an SEO and GEO score. It can also embed relevant YouTube videos and weave in mentions of the user's products.
On the measurement side, it provides daily keyword positions, backlink and domain rating reports, and GA4 traffic next to the articles that earned it. An AI Visibility feature reports a score, share of voice, a competitor leaderboard and the sources AI platforms cite.
Extras include a technical GEO audit covering schema and structured data, Reddit and forum mentions, e-commerce product recommendation markup, and a local SEO add-on that checks Google Maps rankings and manages Google Business Profile tasks.
GrandRanker is an AI SEO platform that researches keywords, plans a 30-day content calendar, writes SEO articles and publishes them to your CMS. It also tracks Google rankings and how AI tools such as ChatGPT mention your brand.
The pricing page lists a plan from €24 per month, billed as €288 every 12 months (about €0.79 per day). The site says this saves €300 per year versus monthly billing. Promotions of up to 50% off are advertised, and the About page mentions $49 per month, so confirm current pricing at checkout.
No. The site states there is no free plan and payment starts on day one. It offers a 14-day money-back guarantee, and the free SEO tools on the site need no account.
It writes up to 30 long-form articles per month, one per scheduled day. The site says each article is 3,000+ words and includes images, internal links, meta tags and schema markup.
It publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, HubSpot, Ghost, Framer and Squarespace, with other platforms available through direct integrations or webhooks. It also connects to Google Search Console, GA4 and Google Business Profile.
The company says most customers see new keywords start ranking within 4 to 8 weeks. Results depend on niche and domain authority, and brand new sites usually take longer.
Yes, the company builds it for teams of one to ten people, including SaaS founders, e-commerce owners and small marketing teams. The site says no SEO experience is required, and setup takes about five minutes.
Yes. With auto-publish turned off, articles wait as drafts for review. The pricing page also promises unlimited rewrites if you reject an article.