RankScribe: $490/year (Solo) or $990/year (Pro) for 30 articles a month.
Comparison
RankScribe vs Gadex: writing support or managed SEO production.
This is a direct feature and pricing comparison — for the switching angle, see the RankScribe alternative page. Here we line up what RankScribe's annual plans include against what a Gadex program includes.
Gadex: scoped and priced on a discovery call, fact-checking and CMS prep included.
Compare what happens after the article is exported, not just how it's written.
Research snapshot
RankScribe: current product context.
AI SEO article and publishing workflow
Official source- Pricing seen
- Solo $490/year; Pro $990/year
- Fact
- RankScribe positions itself around planning, writing, and internally linking SEO articles.
- Fact
- Plans list 30 SEO-focused long-form articles per month.
- Fact
- Plans include Google Search Console integration, HTML and Markdown export, and WordPress integration.
- Gadex pricing
- Custom and scoped to your site, volume, and CMS on a discovery call — we don't publish a fixed public price, so treat the number above as RankScribe's, not a like-for-like comparison.
What RankScribe includes
Solo is $490/year, Pro is $990/year, both listing 30 SEO-focused long-form articles a month, Google Search Console integration, and HTML, Markdown, and WordPress export, per RankScribe's site.
It's built as a writing and export tool your team operates.
What Gadex includes
Gadex doesn't sell a fixed annual article count. Program scope, volume, and CMS work are set on a discovery call.
What's built into every article regardless of scope: content gap analysis, source checks against named references, metadata, internal links, and CMS-ready handoff.
Price per article, roughly
RankScribe's Pro plan works out to about $2.75 per article at list volume ($990 divided by 12 months divided by 30 articles) before any review time your team spends.
Gadex doesn’t publish a per-article rate because volume and complexity vary by client — a discovery call gives you an actual number to compare against that math.
Fact-checking: stated vs. built-in
RankScribe's public positioning covers planning, writing, and internal linking — it doesn't describe a source-verification step.
Gadex checks claims against named sources before a draft reaches your CMS, as a standard part of production, not an add-on.
Export vs. handoff
RankScribe exports to HTML, Markdown, or WordPress — the file leaves the tool, and your team takes it from there.
Gadex's handoff includes the export plus metadata, internal link targets, and approval notes, so the CMS entry step is scoped in.
Decision rule
If your team wants a fixed annual cost for a known article volume and already reviews and links every piece internally, compare RankScribe's two tiers directly.
If you want fact-checking and CMS prep quoted as part of the price, get a Gadex scope and compare it against RankScribe's plan cost plus your team's review time.
FAQ
What's the price difference between RankScribe and Gadex?
RankScribe publishes fixed annual pricing: $490/year (Solo) or $990/year (Pro) for 30 articles a month. Gadex prices are scoped per client on a discovery call, so there is no fixed number to compare until you have a quote.
Does RankScribe include Google Search Console integration?
Yes, RankScribe lists Google Search Console integration on its plans, alongside HTML, Markdown, and WordPress export.
Which option checks facts against sources?
RankScribe's stated focus is planning, writing, and internal linking; it doesn't describe a fact-checking process on its site. Gadex checks claims against named sources inside the pipeline before a draft reaches your CMS.
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