A Wincher alternative with the audit in the same product
The short answer
Wincher is built around rank tracking, and a tool that opens on your positions and little else is quick to read. If positions are all you want, a focused tracker does that job.
SolSEO opens on the same positions and carries a second half: a crawler that grades the site out of 100 and a WordPress plugin that fixes what the crawl finds. If you pay for a tracker today and keep technical SEO in a spreadsheet, the second half is what changes.
The same core
- Daily checks to position 20 on every paid plan, from the cheapest to the dearest.
- Every position ever recorded is kept, on every paid plan.
- One country per site, with extra countries at A$8 a month per site per country.
- Google Search Console imported, so the clicks sit beside the position that earned them.
- Competitor domains tracked per site: three on Starter, five on Growth, ten on Agency and twenty on Studio.
- Alerts in the dashboard feed and by email on every plan, and to Slack, Discord or any webhook from Starter up.
Where the two differ
| SolSEO | A dedicated rank tracker | |
|---|---|---|
| Built around | positions and site health | positions |
| Site crawl | graded out of 100 across four categories | check what theirs includes |
| Fixes | made from wp-admin through the plugin | outside the tool |
| WooCommerce | six checks for products, variations and filters | general advice, if any |
| Depth | top 20, and top 100 is A$29 a month per site for up to 50 keywords | commonly deeper, so check theirs |
Depth is where a dedicated tracker usually wins. SolSEO checks to position 20 because the first two pages are where a change can be acted on. If you need to watch a keyword climb from 80 to 40, check what the tracker you use now includes.
The half a pure tracker does not have
A crawl with a score. Every site gets a health score out of 100 across technical, content, speed and WooCommerce. A problem costs its weight, times its severity, times the square root of the pages it affects, and each category can cost at most 25 points. Forty product photos with no alt text cannot hide one canonical pointing at a redirect, because the two sit in different categories and neither can take more than its quarter.
A job list ranked by points. Every finding says why it matters, what to change, how much effort it is, how many pages it touches and roughly how many points fixing it is worth.
A plugin that closes findings. On a paid plan, pair a WordPress site and SolSEO Pro puts the same list in wp-admin. A fix made there re-reads the page and reports what it read. The score counts it straight away, and the next crawl confirms it.
WooCommerce checks. Variation schema, filter URLs that multiply one category into thousands of pages, out-of-stock products left indexed, products that share a title, category pages with no description, and product photos with no alt text.
White label, if you have clients
From A$59.99 a month, on Growth, reports carry your branding and share links let a client read a report without an account. From A$139.99, on Agency, clients get their own logins and users are unlimited.
What it costs
The free plan tracks 10 keywords on one site once a week and crawls 250 pages, with no card. Starter is A$24.99 a month, A$19.99 for the first month, for 125 keywords checked daily and 2,500 crawl pages. Growth is A$59.99 for 450 keywords across five sites, with white label reports.