A crawled link index sold per seat, against per-operation metering over a vendor's data. What each one charges for, and five things netweft does not do.
Compared on shape, not on a feature count.
No page below quotes another product's price, counts its features or rates its data. Those change without notice, none of them is ours to measure, and a table of ticks proves only that somebody wrote the table. What is compared instead is how each product charges, what it stores, and what it lets a machine read — which is structural, checkable on both sides, and the thing that actually decides which one you should be using.
A whole marketing platform against five metered capabilities. What is inside each subscription, and the five categories netweft leaves out entirely.
Proprietary authority metrics against measured observations with named provenance. What netweft refuses to compute, and why that is sometimes the wrong choice.
netweft's own data provider, and the honest case for skipping netweft and calling it directly. What the layer adds, and when it adds nothing.
Five times netweft is the wrong tool.
A page that compares itself with four products and wins four times is a page nobody believes. These are the jobs netweft does not do, listed so that nobody buys a subscription to find out.
- The work is link building
- netweft reads backlink data from a provider per request. It does not crawl the web, it holds no index of its own, and it cannot answer a question that requires one — such as which pages on the whole web link to a phrase.
- You need content tooling
- There are no briefs, no outlines, no optimisation scores and no writing assistant. The per-project assistant answers questions about the workspace's own stored figures, and is explicitly prevented from stating a number it did not read back through a tool.
- You need paid, social or local
- Organic only. Paid search, display, social and local are not in the product and are not planned into it.
- You need white-label client reporting
- Reports are the dashboard and the API. There is no white-label PDF, no client portal and no branded export.
- You need to evaluate for free
- There is no free tier and no free trial without a subscription started — a workspace with no subscription has no access. If the requirement is to evaluate without entering a card, netweft cannot meet it.
What is left is what netweft actually does.
Five capabilities, priced per operation, with the price shown before the operation runs. The whole rate card is on the pricing page.
There is no free tier. Three plans from $50 a month, each opening with a free trial.