Billing issue Got billed for a full year without as much as a days notification. There is no easy way that I can see on their website on how to adjustment my subscription. The email you receive from them say to click here to manage subscription has no actual way to manage your subscription. My suggestion if you want to try these guys out is to go monthly and then if you like it go for a longer term contract. Because they give you absolutely zero heads up time when they bill you for a year. I don't even think I used their service.

Difficult to cancel the subscription It is extremely difficult to cancel the subscription and there is no way to delete our account permanently on the account settings page. I had to jump through hoops to try and cancel, which ended up being a huge waste of my time. I wouldn't recommend this company to anyone - avoid it if you can!

An above the average AI writing tool, but ofcourse one the best seo content research tools While there's a lot to like about ScaleNet, the top thing I liked: SEO Assistant that provides in-depth reporting and content analysis of Google's top 30 search results, including the use of NLP terms and examples of each word, list of top 30 contestants, their word count, readability, content grade. Disliked: I did not find a option like generating content outline. Which should include focus points to write about in the content. And my first generated content was full of long complex sentences. There should be an option like rewrite sentence i think.

Scalenut is helping us scale our SEO game I have used a lot of different types of software for content planning & generation. I was trying this new tool by Scalenut, SEO Assistant and the way it caught my attention, none of the softwares did. I am fascinated by the way all my problems get resolved within a few minutes. My team is able to research and build perfect content outlines, and at the same time use the AI to write longform pieces. Excited to see what comes next.

This page is meta AF! This page is meta AF! It is a page on a site called "trust" pilot... With a bunch of reviews about a piece of software that generates written copy via an AI algorithm. And what do we see but a giant pile of 5-star reviews that are obviously written by an AI algorithm. So we have this software writing stellar reviews about itself and posting them on a site that is trying to convince you it is trustworthy. Welcome to the future I guess! :) Based on what I have read here, I think the text it outputs is fairly convincing as long as the reader doesn't scrutinize too much.