A Surfer SEO alternative that plans before it scores

It starts with a map of the terrain

The Terrain map shows your keyword research as a live topographic map. Keywords are clustered by SERP overlap, search volume is elevation and difficulty is hatching. Your Google Search Console rankings appear as pins: one for the top 10, another for positions 8 to 20. You can lasso keywords into new clusters, drag keywords between them, or switch to a table view.

Opportunities turns the almost-ranking pins into a list sorted by volume, each with a Plan article action. A coffee brand might find “cold brew ratio” at position 12 and decide that refreshing one guide beats writing three new ones.

The brief builds live from the top 10

The live brief reads the top 10 Google results and builds as you watch. You get competitor titles, word counts and outlines, terms with target counts, a recommended outline, People Also Ask questions, and the gaps competitors leave. The gaps are what turn a draft that matches the top 10 into one that adds something.

Four scores, including GEO and Brand

The SupaDraft editor scores every draft live on four measures:

• SEO for on-page optimization against your target keyword.
• GEO for how well the draft is set up to be cited by AI answers.
• Brand for your brand voice and banned words.
• Readability for how easy the draft is to read.

Each score has a checklist, and clicking an item jumps to the exact text. The term ledger shows each term’s target range and current count, marked under, in range or over. Suggested internal links appear as dotted underlines you accept with Tab. Section actions (Rewrite, Expand, Shorten, Add example, Add fact) stream in as inline diffs you accept or reject change by change. The fact pack holds sourced facts you can drag into the draft.

A calendar that catches cannibalization

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, so “Cold brew ratio guide” and “How strong should cold brew be” don’t end up fighting each other.

Publishing without the copy and paste

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

Brands with their own voice

A workspace holds multiple brands, each with its own voice, cadence, calendar and integrations. The Brand score always checks against the right brand.

Surfer may be the better pick if:

• Your team is settled in a Surfer workflow. If writers already rely on its editor and the results are good, switching has a real cost.
• You only need on-page guidance. If keyword planning, calendars and publishing already work well in other tools, a focused scoring editor may be all you need.
• You publish outside WordPress. SupaDraft publishes to WordPress today, with Webflow coming.
• You depend on an integration SupaDraft doesn’t offer. SupaDraft integrates with Google Search Console and WordPress. Check that anything else you rely on is supported before you switch.