SupaDraft

Looking for a Frase alternative? Here's how SupaDraft differs

A fair look at where SupaDraft and Frase overlap, where they differ, and when Frase is the better choice.

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Brief

cold brew ratio
Reading competitor pages0/10
Competitorswords
  1. 1Cold brew ratio: the only guide you needsteepandstrain.com2,140
  2. 2How to make cold brew at homemorningpour.blog1,680
  3. 3The best cold brew coffee ratio, testedbrewlabnotes.com2,860
  4. 4Cold brew concentrate ratio explainedthegrindreport.co1,420
  5. 5Easy cold brew coffee recipekitchenbench.co980
  6. 6Cold brew vs iced coffee, and the ratio for eachroastandrest.com1,760
  7. 7Coffee to water ratio calculatorratiotools.app640
  8. 8Our cold brew method, step by stepfieldroast.co1,310
  9. 9How much coffee for cold brew?dailybrewq.com1,120
  10. 10Cold brew ratios for every brewerhomebaristahub.com2,390

Terms and target counts

  • cold brew6–9
  • ratio4–7
  • coarse grind2–4
  • concentrate3–5
  • steep time2–3
  • dilute1–3
  • by weight1–2
  • fridge1–2

Recommended outline

  • What is the best cold brew ratio?9 of 10
  • Ratio for ready-to-drink cold brew7 of 10
  • Ratio for concentrate you diluteGap to fill
  • How long to steep cold brew8 of 10
  • Grind size and filters6 of 10

People also ask

  • Is 1:4 or 1:8 better for cold brew?
  • How much coffee for 1 liter of cold brew?
  • Can you steep cold brew too long?

Sample data for illustration

A live brief for “cold brew ratio”, built from the top 10 results.

Is SupaDraft a good Frase alternative?

SupaDraft is a good Frase alternative if you want keyword planning, briefs, writing, a campaign calendar and WordPress publishing in one workspace. If your main need is SERP research and briefs and you’re happy with your current planning and publishing setup, Frase may already cover what you need.

This page describes Frase only by its widely known positioning, and focuses on what SupaDraft does differently. Both products change often, so check each vendor’s site for current features before you decide.

What Frase is known for

Frase is widely known as an AI-assisted SEO content tool for researching search results, building content briefs and outlines, and optimizing drafts against the pages that already rank. It’s positioned for writers and SEO teams who want to speed up research and briefing.

SupaDraft overlaps with Frase on that core: both look at what ranks for a keyword and help you write a draft that competes. The differences are in what surrounds the draft: how you pick the keyword, what the editor scores, and what happens after the writing is done.

What SupaDraft does differently

01

A Terrain map before the brief

SupaDraft starts with a keyword Terrain map. Keywords are clustered by SERP overlap and drawn as a topographic map: search volume is elevation, difficulty is hatching, and your Google Search Console rankings appear as pins. One pin marks top-10 rankings and another marks positions 8 to 20. You can lasso keywords into a new cluster, drag them between clusters, or switch to a table view. Opportunities then lists every keyword where you already rank 8 to 20, sorted by volume.

For a coffee brand, that means seeing “cold brew ratio” sitting at position 12 before deciding what to brief next.

02

A brief that builds live from the top 10

The live brief reads the top 10 Google results and builds while you watch: competitor titles, word counts and outlines, terms with target counts, a recommended outline, People Also Ask questions and competitor gaps.

03

GEO and Brand scores beside SEO

The SupaDraft editor scores every draft on four measures: SEO, GEO, Brand and Readability. GEO tracks how well the draft is set up to be cited by AI answers. Brand checks the draft against your brand voice and banned words. Each score’s checklist jumps to the exact text. The editor also has a term ledger, Tab-to-accept internal links, section actions with inline diffs, and a fact pack of sourced facts.

04

A calendar with cannibalization checks

The campaign calendar plans articles by week, sized by target word count, with a capacity line from your publishing cadence. It flags when two planned articles compete for the same cluster.

05

Direct publishing to WordPress

SupaDraft shows a Google result preview with pixel-width meters for title and meta description, then publishes or schedules to WordPress. Webflow is coming.

06

Multiple brands in one workspace

Each brand has its own voice, cadence, calendar and integrations, which suits agencies and companies with more than one brand.

How to compare the two for your team

The fairest comparison is to run the same keyword through both tools. Use this checklist and note how each one handles it.

What to compare How SupaDraft handles it
Choosing what to write Terrain map clustered by SERP overlap, with Search Console pins and Opportunities
Building the brief Live brief from the top 10: outlines, terms with targets, questions, gaps
Scoring the draft Live SEO, GEO, Brand and Readability scores with clickable checklists
Editing in place Section actions streamed as inline diffs, accepted change by change
Planning Weekly calendar with capacity line and cannibalization flags
Publishing Google preview with pixel-width meters, then publish or schedule to WordPress
Integrations Google Search Console and WordPress

Then check the same rows on Frase’s own site and in a trial. For a wider view of the category, read our comparison of Frase alternatives.

When Frase is the better choice

Frase may be the better pick in these situations:

  • Your team already works well in Frase. If your briefs, templates and habits are built around it and the main job is research and optimization, the cost of switching may outweigh the gains.
  • You publish to a CMS other than WordPress. SupaDraft publishes to WordPress today, with Webflow coming. If direct publishing to another platform matters, check what each tool supports.
  • You need an integration SupaDraft doesn’t have. SupaDraft integrates with Google Search Console and WordPress. If your workflow depends on something else, confirm support first.
  • You only want help with briefs and drafts. If planning and publishing already work well elsewhere, a tool focused on research and writing may be all you need.

A note on comparisons

Software changes quickly. This page was written in November 2026 and describes Frase only by its widely known positioning. We don’t list Frase’s prices, plan limits or ratings, because those change and we’d rather you see them from the source. Check each vendor’s site for current details.

FAQ

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What is the main difference between SupaDraft and Frase?

SupaDraft covers the steps around the draft as well as the draft itself: a keyword Terrain map before the brief, GEO and Brand scores in the editor, a calendar with cannibalization checks and direct WordPress publishing.

Is SupaDraft cheaper than Frase?

We don’t compare prices here, because both vendors change their plans. See SupaDraft pricing and check Frase’s site for theirs.

Can I import my Frase briefs into SupaDraft?

There is no Frase import. Because SupaDraft’s live brief rebuilds from the current top 10 results, you can generate a fresh brief for each keyword you were working on.

Does SupaDraft score content for AI search?

Yes. The GEO score tracks how well a draft is set up to be cited by AI answers, alongside SEO, Brand and Readability scores.

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