Otorank handles link building in the same place as the content and publishes in 150+ languages. Nobody leaves Frase because the articles are weak or because something is missing from the chain: their Agent already covers research, writing, optimization and publishing. Two things drive the move: the link side, and the breadth of language coverage. This page is about that move, and about what you give up making it, because it is real.
What the subscription does after publication is the whole question, and Otorank answers it with audited link campaigns in 150+ languages. The move isn't about the ability to produce articles: it's about what surrounds them, link building, language coverage, and bringing content and link acquisition into one strategy.
The reasons, and neither is about the content.
Frase finds link gaps against competitors, scores the targets and drafts the outreach. What it does not do is acquisition and placement: the off-page programme runs elsewhere.
Frase writes natively in 70+ languages. A team selling beyond that runs short; Otorank publishes 150+.
When content sits in one tool and links in another, nothing decides which pages get the links. Planning both together is the reason some teams consolidate.
Article counts are tied to the plan, and pay-as-you-go exists on Professional and Scale without a published unit price, so an uneven month is hard to budget in advance.
Everything up to publication matches almost step for step. The difference is what the tool does with the article afterwards.
A complete production and monitoring loop. The link programme sits outside it.
The last step is the one that does not exist on the other side, plus 150+ languages.
Judge this on the last step of each column. The production half you already have.
Three of these lines go to Frase, and this page states them as plainly as the two that do not. Those two are the off-page work Otorank covers.
Audit, selection for your market, campaign followed, report at the end.
Link-gap research, target scoring and drafted outreach; no acquisition or placement.
The reason most people arrive on this page.
Included: citation tracking in AI assistants.
Daily across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google AI, depending on plan.
Both track AI citations; Frase ties it to its editor and Content Guard.
Not offered.
Content Guard detects ranking and traffic loss on published pages and proposes fixes.
A second straight loss, and it grows more valuable the larger your library is.
150+ languages.
70+ languages, written natively.
150+ against 70+: the gap matters if you sell across many markets.
30 published articles a month.
10, 40 or 100 articles by tier.
Article tiers on one side, a published volume carried by links on the other. The figures are in the comparison table.
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, PrestaShop, Wix and an API.
WordPress, Webflow, Sanity, Wix, plus FraseCMS hosting.
Sanity and the hosting are theirs; Shopify and PrestaShop are Otorank’s. Check your own tools.
None of this stopped being true.
The Agent researches with SERP data, People Also Ask and competitor gaps, then writes, optimises and publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Sanity or Wix.
Daily monitoring of mentions across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google AI, depending on plan. Otorank also tracks AI citations; Frase ties it to its GEO score and Content Guard.
Published pages watched for ranking and traffic loss, with fixes proposed. A maintenance layer over the whole library.
FraseCMS free up to 100,000 monthly page views, and an accessible entry tier.
This is the part of the move that actually changes something.
Whatever links you already bought keep pointing at your site. Nothing about the move touches them.
The same 11 base rows as every Otorank alternative page, plus the row this page turns on. That row goes to Frase and stays exactly as it reads; the off-page rows are where Otorank answers.
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There are real cases where Frase is the only right answer. Here are which ones, and the point at which that changes.
Frase is the right purchase for teams that report on AI visibility. Citation tracking follows daily mentions across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google AI, Content Guard watches published pages for ranking and traffic loss and proposes fixes, and FraseCMS hosts the site up to 100,000 monthly page views. On AI citations, both track them; what Otorank does not have is Content Guard and FraseCMS hosting. Otorank is the right buy when the off-page side is what the site needs next: audited link campaigns selected for your market and reported at the end, 150+ languages, and an SEO team seven days a week.
Four columns, and the third is a genuine trade-off.
Your CMS, every article already published and its rankings, and your publishing rhythm. Nothing is migrated or rewritten: new articles publish alongside the existing library and link into it.
Audited backlink campaigns that open with an audit, select sites for your market and close with a report, alongside the content, plus 150+ languages.
Content Guard monitoring of your published pages, and FraseCMS hosting. Otorank offers neither, with no reduced version. AI citation tracking runs on both sides, so you don't lose it. If your site is hosted on FraseCMS, plan that migration before anything else.
Connect the site, define the market and the languages you sell in, validate the first calendar. Publishing resumes on that calendar; Otorank does not promise a ranking date.
Overlapping the two for a month is the low-risk path: keep Frase publishing and monitoring while the first Otorank calendar runs, then decide what you still need.
No. Frase and Otorank overlap a lot: research, writing, optimization, publishing, and the AI citation tracking both run. Otorank takes the part Frase leaves open: link campaigns run and placed, not just researched, and 30 articles published and internally linked every month, across 150+ languages.
Yes, both track your citations in AI assistants, so that isn't the deciding line. Where Frase ties that tracking to its editor and Content Guard, Otorank ties it to production: the articles it publishes are written to be cited, then tracked once live.
Not quite. Frase does link research: it finds gaps against your competitors, scores targets and drafts the outreach. What it doesn't do is acquisition and placement. That's exactly where Otorank takes over: campaigns audited, selected for your market, run and reported.
Three things, plainly: Content Guard watches your published pages and proposes fixes, FraseCMS hosts the blog, and a GEO score grades every page in the editor. Otorank does none of the three: it produces, publishes and carries articles with links.
Yes, and it's coherent. Frase optimizes, scores and monitors; Otorank publishes the volume and runs the link campaigns. Nothing is migrated: new articles publish alongside your library and link back to it.
As two scopes, not two prices: Frase sells by article tier (10, 40, 100), Otorank publishes 30 articles carried by link campaigns. The tiers cross; the smaller number doesn't tell you which fits. The detail is in the comparison table above.
Otorank researches, writes, publishes and links the 30 articles, then gets them indexed: a managed service, not an agent you drive. The difference is less about publishing than about what comes after: links run and placed, which Frase leaves to you.
Published articles and the off-page work in one subscription: audited campaigns selected for your market, in 150+ languages. Cancel anytime.