Compared

Moz vs Yext

Moz is a SEO suite; Yext is a digital presence platform. This guide lines the two up dimension by dimension using only facts read from their live pages, then shows where Rank.ai covers what both leave out.

Facts verified August 2026Every claim rendered in a real browserSources on every table

01

The short answer

Moz, a Ziff Davis company, is the veteran SEO suite: Domain Authority, a 40-trillion-link index, keyword research, site crawls, and an AI module tracking two to three models weekly. Yext is the enterprise platform for managing business data: a Knowledge Graph as source of truth, Listings syndication, Reviews, Pages, and Scout as its listed AI search product. They compete only where the categories overlap; the ledger below lines them up dimension by dimension so the differences carry the decision.

Choose Moz when

  • Domain Authority and Brand Authority metrics
  • A 40T-link index and 1.25B-keyword research base
  • Moz Local handles listings distribution
  • Moz Academy and a deep learning ecosystem

Choose Yext when

  • Listings syndication for hundreds of locations
  • Knowledge Graph as a single source of truth
  • Industry solutions for finance, healthcare, retail
  • Reviews and social tooling in one platform

02

What each product is

Moz. Moz, a Ziff Davis company, is the veteran SEO suite: Domain Authority, a 40-trillion-link index, keyword research, site crawls, and an AI module tracking two to three models weekly. Pricing: Standard $99, Medium $179 and Large $299 a month (about 20% less annually) with a $49 single-site starter; extra AI prompts cost $50 per 100 and extra dashboards $20 each.

Yext. Yext is the enterprise platform for managing business data: a Knowledge Graph as source of truth, Listings syndication, Reviews, Pages, and Scout as its listed AI search product. Pricing: Demo-led; yext.com/pricing returned a page-not-found when rendered, so no dollar figure is claimable from their public site.

moz.com/products/pro/pricing
Moz Pro pricing page showing Standard, Medium and Large plans with weekly AI tracking
Moz. Rendered from the live page, August 2026.
yext.com
Yext's homepage showing its digital presence platform sold by demo
Yext. Rendered from the live page, August 2026.

03

Dimension by dimension

Every cell below was read from the vendor’s own rendered pages (moz.com/products/pro/pricing and /products/local; yext.com (pricing URL 404s)), as of August 2026. Where a vendor’s public pages neither confirm nor deny a capability, the cell says so.

DimensionMozYext
AI engines2 (GPT, Gemini) on $99; 3 (+ AI Mode) from $179Scout listed; scope not described publicly
Claude coverageNot listedNot stated
Tracking cadenceWeekly for both AI prompts and rankingsData sync, not position measurement
Google rank trackingYes, weekly, across Google, Mobile, Yahoo, BingNot listed
Local / map trackingMoz Local (separate listings product)Listings distribution at enterprise scale
Content outputAI Content Briefs, 2 to 50/moPages product (location landing pages)
CMS publishingNoOwn Pages platform
API / MCPMoz API (separate product); no MCP listedAPIs documented for the platform
Entry price$49/mo single-site planDemo call; /pricing 404s

Sources: moz.com/products/pro/pricing and /products/local; yext.com (pricing URL 404s). Rendered in a browser, August 2026. Deeper one-on-one guides: Rank.ai vs Moz and Rank.ai vs Yext.

04

What both leave out

Open questions on each side, from the same rendered pages. Moz: claude and Perplexity absent from the tracked models; weekly cadence on both AI and rank tracking; content output stops at briefs. Yext: rank tracking appears nowhere on the public pages; aI answer tracking scope not described publicly; no published pricing.

Rank.ai is built for the loop that usually falls between these two products. It puts your market’s buying questions to seven AI engines every day, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Google AI Overviews and DeepSeek, three samples per engine, and records every answer with the brands named and the sources cited. It checks your Google rankings daily on every plan and scans a geo-grid of your Google Maps rank across your service area. And it finishes the job: the article pipeline researches, writes and publishes the missing pages into WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or WordPress.com with your approval, 10 a month included on the $0 plan.

rank.ai/rankings/brands/ai-brand-visibility
Rank.ai's public AI brand visibility board ranking companies by mention coverage across AI engines
The public record. Daily recorded AI answers, rechecked daily, no account needed.

05

Frequently asked

What is the core difference between Moz and Yext?
Moz, a Ziff Davis company, is the veteran SEO suite: Domain Authority, a 40-trillion-link index, keyword research, site crawls, and an AI module tracking two to three models weekly. Yext is the enterprise platform for managing business data: a Knowledge Graph as source of truth, Listings syndication, Reviews, Pages, and Scout as its listed AI search product. The categories differ: one is a SEO suite, the other a digital presence platform, so the right pick depends on which job is open on your team. The ledger above lines the two up dimension by dimension, from their live pages.
How does Moz's pricing compare to Yext's?
Moz: Standard $99, Medium $179 and Large $299 a month (about 20% less annually) with a $49 single-site starter; extra AI prompts cost $50 per 100 and extra dashboards $20 each. Yext: Demo-led; yext.com/pricing returned a page-not-found when rendered, so no dollar figure is claimable from their public site. Both summaries come from each vendor's rendered pricing page as of August 2026.
Which AI engines does each cover?
Moz: 2 (GPT, Gemini) on $99; 3 (+ AI Mode) from $179. Claude: Not listed. Yext: Scout listed; scope not described publicly. Claude: Not stated. For comparison, Rank.ai tracks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Google AI Overviews and DeepSeek on every paid plan, with no per-model fees.
Who should pick Moz?
Teams that need what it verifiably does best: domain Authority and Brand Authority metrics; a 40T-link index and 1.25B-keyword research base; moz Local handles listings distribution. Its open questions are the gaps column: claude and Perplexity absent from the tracked models; weekly cadence on both AI and rank tracking; content output stops at briefs.
Who should pick Yext?
Teams that need what it verifiably does best: listings syndication for hundreds of locations; knowledge Graph as a single source of truth; industry solutions for finance, healthcare, retail. Its open questions are the gaps column: rank tracking appears nowhere on the public pages; aI answer tracking scope not described publicly; no published pricing.
Is there a third option?
Rank.ai covers the loop these two split between them or leave out: seven AI engines including Claude recorded daily with every answer's cited sources kept, Google rankings checked daily on every plan, geo-grid local tracking, and an article pipeline that publishes into WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or WordPress.com with your approval. Plans are $0, $50 and $250 flat, and the measurement runs in public on daily boards at rank.ai/rankings that anyone can audit without an account.

The third option starts at $0

Rank.ai’s free plan publishes 10 articles a month to your site, tracks 3 Google keywords daily and needs no card. Run it while you evaluate Moz and Yext, and compare the recorded output.

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