4.3/5
G2 rating
1,102 Moz reviews on G2
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Should I Use Moz?
Backed by the largest community of SEOs on the planet, Moz builds the tools that make SEO, content marketing, market research, digital PR, and local SEO easy.
Depends
DependsMoz fits small-to-mid marketing teams wanting an approachable all-in-one SEO suite with strong community and learning resources.
Solid 4.3/5 SEO suite for SMB marketers; weak on support and depth — check Ahrefs/Semrush first.
Confidence: Medium
from ~$49/mo
Moz Pro price
G2 lists $0–$179/mo
Yes
Free tier
Limited free tools + free API tier
$29.1M
Total funding
Raised across three rounds
Value for money
3
Cheaper than SEMrush per users; some complaints
Feature depth
4
Called one of the most comprehensive suites
Support quality
2
Trustpilot users report poor service
Security posture
2
Third-party scanners grade F (27/100)
Pros
Cons
Gotchas
- highTrustpilot users report frustrating free-trial experiences; read cancellation terms before adding a card.²
- mediumPricing sources conflict: Moz Pro Standard cited at $49 and $99/mo — confirm current rates.⁶
- mediumAdd-ons come after the base plan ('After you sign up for a Moz Pro base plan...') — costs stack.⁵
- mediumG2 price range runs to $179/mo; higher campaign capacity is gated behind tiers.³
Best for
- Small-to-mid in-house marketing teams
- Local businesses managing listings (Moz Local)
- SEO beginners wanting guided tools
- Agencies using Domain Authority for digital PR
Not for
- Enterprises needing the deepest backlink index — reviewers point to Ahrefs
- Buyers wanting premium support — Trustpilot reports poor service
- Free-tool-only users — free tier is limited
- Guess: hands-off buyers wanting done-for-you SEO, not software
Companies that use it
- Designory12
Pricing
Moz Pro
~$49–$179/mo (Standard cited at $99)
- Keyword research and rank tracking
- Site audits
- Link analysis
Moz Local
$16–$33/mo
- Business listing management
- Local review tracking
Moz API
Free tier available
- Domain Authority metrics
- SEO data for developers
Security
No CVEs found for Moz's products; third-party posture scanners rate moz.com's security F (27/100).
- Third-party security grade: F (27/100)A SaaS posture scanner gives a failing grade; no product vulnerabilities disclosed in sources reviewed.⁹
What users say
Reviews are split: broadly positive on G2 (4.3/5), sharply negative on Trustpilot, with Reddit users weighing price against SEMrush.
“MOZ is TRASH! Their services suck”
“We went with Moz (cheaper than SEMrush add on but…”
“Moz Pro is indeed one of the most compre…”
Alternatives
Compare Moz with each alternative.
Semrush
Bigger feature set; Gartner's top-listed Moz Pro alternative.
Moz vs SemrushAhrefs
Deepest backlink index; frequent upgrade path in Reddit threads.
Moz vs AhrefsBrightLocal
Cheaper local-SEO specialist; named a top 2026 Moz alternative.
Moz vs BrightLocalMorningscore
Budget all-in-one aimed at Moz's core small-business buyer.
Moz vs MorningscoreFull analysis
Based on 20+ public sources; several snippets were truncated, so some claims lean on partial quotes.
Sources
review
- Read Customer Service Reviews of moz.com — Trustpilottrustpilot.comreview
- Moz Pro Pricingmoz.comofficial
- Moz Pro Pricing plans — Superstar SEOsuperstarseo.comreview
- Moz Review, Pricing, Alternatives — SelectSoftwareReviewsselectsoftwarereviews.comreview
review
- Moz Security: Grade F (27/100) — SaaSPosturesaasposture.comsecurity
- Moz Security Rating — UpGuardupguard.comsecurity
- Moz — Company Profile & Key Signalstexau.comnews
official
- Moz Thoughts — Reddit r/SEOreddit.comreview
- What happened to Moz? — Reddit r/SEOreddit.comreview
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