Dragon Metrics vs SEOSlate

Dragon Metrics is a global SEO platform for tracking rankings and automating reports. It monitors rankings across eight listed search engines, including Google, Baidu, Naver, Sogou, Daum, and Seznam, and offers local tracking in more than 100,000 locations at city, neighborhood, or postal-code level. Its site auditor checks more than 70 common technical SEO issues and provides guidance for addressing them. Report Builder supports customized reports, white-labeled domains, and scheduled delivery. The platform integrates Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console data, and offers 13 Google Looker Studio connectors. API access is available with nearly every subscription level; the company says its use is free and unlimited. Dragon Metrics lists coverage for China, South Korea, and Japan as well as Google-focused markets. Plans start with Starter at $99 a month, including 1,000 keywords, 200,000 URLs crawled monthly, five campaigns, and three seats. There is no free plan, but a 30-day trial includes paid-plan features and daily rank tracking, with different feature-credit limits. Founded in 2011, the company is headquartered in Hong Kong.

SEOSlate is a white-label SEO reporting web application for digital agencies. It scans a client’s public website and sends branded PDF reports monthly, using Google Lighthouse and an in-house crawler for more than 50 checks across performance, SEO, technical crawl, security, mobile, and trust. Agencies can apply their logo, colors, name, and sending email while keeping SEOSlate hidden from clients. An optional Google Search Console connection adds clicks, impressions, keywords, pages, and other search data. Users can connect their own SMTP, then view, download, or resend reports from one dashboard. Clients open a branded report link without another login. No plugin, FTP, server, or hosting access is required. Starter costs $19 a month for up to five client sites; Agency costs $39 a month for up to 25; Pro costs $69 a month for up to 100 and adds team seats and API access. A 7-day trial is available, with no free plan.