Clearscope review: Content platform to find questions, track AI mentions, write and monitor pages

What Clearscope does

Clearscope is a content platform for teams that want their pages to appear in Google results and in answers from AI assistants. It organizes the work into four connected steps: Discover, Track, Write and Monitor.

Discover takes a topic or a website and returns the questions people ask, along with search volume, the intent behind each question and the brands each engine already names. Track follows how often Google, ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude mention your brand for chosen queries, next to competitors you add, and lets you read the full answers. Write starts a draft from a query's intent, shows term guidance and a live grade, and works in Google Docs, Microsoft Word and WordPress. Monitor connects Search Console so you can watch each page's grade, clicks and SEO value and spot content that is slipping.

Pricing is subscription based with no contract on monthly plans. Essentials costs $129 per month and Business costs $399 per month; Enterprise is custom. Essentials includes 50 tracked queries, 50 pages, 20 monthly Discoveries and 20 monthly Drafts. Business includes 300 tracked queries, 300 pages, 50 monthly Discoveries, 20 monthly Drafts and a dedicated account manager. Users and projects are unlimited on every plan, and extra queries, pages and drafts can be added. The pricing page mentions a 14 day free trial. No yearly-billed price is published.

• Question discovery with volume and intent
• Brand mention tracking in four engines
• Competitor comparison per query
• Drafts with live content grade
• Works in Google Docs, Word and WordPress
• Search Console page monitoring
• Query fan-out data
• Export of mention rates and trends

Our take

Clearscope fits content and SEO teams that want research, AI-mention tracking, drafting and page monitoring in one workspace instead of several separate tools. Unlimited users and projects on every plan suit agencies or multi-brand teams, and the 14 day free trial lets you check the workflow before paying. The trade-offs are plain: there is no free plan, the entry price is $129 per month, and each plan caps tracked queries, pages, Discoveries and Drafts. The pages do not list platforms, an API or a yearly discount, so check those directly if they matter. Solo writers with small budgets may find the starting price high.