Keep your keys and your choice
Use DataForSEO or SerpApi for rank checks. Research keywords, backlinks and domains through your own DataForSEO account. Own-key usage is billed directly by the provider.
Explore integrationsbisibility vs OpenSEO
Looking for an OpenSEO alternative? Bring your own keys, research opportunities and follow rankings in a clear workspace. Use the interface, connect an agent or build your own workflow around the data.
Cloud access costs $3/month after a free trial. Self-hosted software: free under AGPL-3.0-only.
Use DataForSEO or SerpApi for rank checks. Research keywords, backlinks and domains through your own DataForSEO account. Own-key usage is billed directly by the provider.
Explore integrationsResearch a keyword, add it to tracking and follow its progress in one workspace. Tags, saved views and per-keyword schedules help you focus on the work that matters.
See the tracking workflowBring in Search Console (beta) and GA4 data. Use REST, SDKs, the CLI, MCP and webhooks to connect your SEO data to reports, agents and automations.
Explore API and SDKsbisibility is a small project with public issues and a roadmap. Share a workflow, report friction or suggest a feature directly to the maintainers. Your feedback can help inform roadmap priorities.
See the roadmap and suggest an ideaYou want research and rank tracking in one workspace, your choice of SERP provider, and the option to self-host PostgreSQL.
You prefer OpenSEO’s MCP and agent skills workflow, with research, audits and Brand Visibility in its toolkit.
Hi, I'm Michał, the founder of bisibility.
A fair question first: why build this when OpenSEO exists?
I started bisibility around the time OpenSEO was taking off. When it launched, I looked at it closely, liked a lot of it, and asked myself whether to stop. I kept going, because we are building toward different things.
OpenSEO is a fast, agent-first SEO toolkit built on DataForSEO. bisibility starts from a different question: why did my ranking change, and can I trust the number?
That leads to three choices:
Two open-source tools in this space is good news: more choice, less lock-in, and a reason for both of us to keep getting better. Try both and keep the one that fits your work.
Michał
Compare how you use the app, pay for data and operate your setup. BYOK costs depend on usage; self-hosting adds infrastructure and maintenance.
Your own keys, optional credits, or both. Use Cloud with your own provider keys, credits, or both. Credits are optional one-off purchases, separate from Cloud access. See pricing and rollout or estimate provider cost.
Import your OpenSEO keyword list by CSV and start building history in bisibility. A competitor-specific history importer is not available. Keep your previous exports for the earlier period and compare the same markets, devices and schedules before switching.
Connect agents through the MCP server and run rank tracking with scheduled checks by market. You can also see all features.
No. OpenSEO also supports your own DataForSEO key when self-hosting. In bisibility, rank checks can use DataForSEO or SerpApi; keyword, backlink and domain research use DataForSEO. Try the workspace to see which workflow fits.
Yes. Buy optional one-off packages of 1,000, 5,000 or 10,000 credits. Hosted usage costs provider cost plus 30%. Credits are separate from the $3/month Cloud subscription and are non-refundable except where the law requires it.
Import your OpenSEO keyword list by CSV and start building history in bisibility. A competitor-specific history importer is not available. Keep your previous exports for the earlier period and compare the same markets, devices and schedules before switching.
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Explore the workspace, connect your provider and track a few keywords. Choose hosted convenience or a self-hosted setup you operate.
Cloud access costs $3/month after a free trial. Self-hosted software: free under AGPL-3.0-only.