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Frase.io Reviews: 4.9/5 — Highly Rated
Frase is a content optimization software that also works as a chatbot tool, however, both features are sold separately. It also uses AI to optimize content and can reliably improve your content development to help outrank the competition. Frase’s outline builder is known for creating intelligent outlines perfectly optimized for target keywords and FAQs. It has great analytics and comes with real-time topic scoring. Content optimization workflows are included and are scalable depending on business needs. You can also easily import content from URLs and Google Docs can easily be integrated.
| Capabilities |
AI
API
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| Segment |
Small Business
Mid Market
Enterprise
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
Frase.io Pros and Cons
- 'Elaborates on why it generated a particular output
- You can easily use it with other AI writing tools (from Frase)
- It’s a time-saver if you have to attend to other content creation needs
- Built-in SEO features to improve your chances of ranking with search engines.
- Rephrasing for up to 400 words at a time, so you can rewrite entire paragraphs.
- The autosave feature can be unreliable
- It can only generate one slogan at a time
- No options for changing tone of voice, beyond making your content more formal.
- No options for expanding content, shortening phrases, or adding keywords.
- The platform is still relatively new and sometimes glitchy
Frase says the quiet part out loud on its own pricing page: “What changes between plans isn’t features — it’s how much you run.” Every tier includes the whole product. What you are buying is throughput — 10, 40, or 100 articles a month — which makes this one of the few tools in the category you can price per unit of output. At yearly rates that works out to roughly $3.90, $2.58, and $2.39 per published article.
- What it is: A content platform for AI-assisted writing and SEO, now positioned as “the content operating system for AI search”.
- Best for: Content teams and agencies producing a predictable monthly volume of optimised articles.
- Pricing: Starter $39, Professional $103, Scale $239 per month on yearly billing. Monthly is $49, $129, $299. Enterprise quoted. Verified July 2026.
- The honest catch: The article allowance is a hard monthly cap and does not roll over, so the per-article rate only holds if you actually use it.
What Is Frase?
Frase began as a research and content-brief tool — analyse what ranks for a query, produce an outline, write against it. In 2026 it has moved considerably further along the workflow: it now runs agents that draft, publish, and monitor content, integrates directly with WordPress, Webflow, Sanity, Wix, and its own FraseCMS, and includes Content Guard, which watches published pages for ranking decay.
The positioning is explicitly about AI search rather than classical SEO. The pitch is that one article which starts getting cited in AI answers can pay back a year of the subscription — a framing that has become common across this category, and which Semrush, Surfer, and Writesonic have all adopted in some form.
What distinguishes Frase practically is that it closes the loop. Research, draft, publish to your CMS, then monitor for decay, with agents handling more of each step as you move up the tiers. Most competitors stop at the draft and hand you a document.
How Frase Works
- Articles per month, capped by tier. 10, 40, or 100 — the primary meter.
- Audit pages. 50, 250, or 1,000 monthly, for analysing existing content.
- Direct CMS publishing. WordPress, Webflow, Sanity, Wix, or FraseCMS.
- Content Guard. Monitors 3, 15, or 50 pages for ranking decay.
- Agents with widening autonomy. Professional auto-publishes FAQ, glossary, and how-to pages; Scale extends that across all content types.
- Seats and sites. 1 seat/1 site, 3/5, then 5/10, with extra seats at $29 a month.
Frase Pricing
Captured from Frase’s pricing page in July 2026, in US dollars. Yearly billing saves 20%.
| Plan | Yearly | Monthly | Articles/mo | Audit pages/mo | Seats | Sites |
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| Starter | $39 | $49 | 10 | 50 | 1 | 1 |
| Professional | $103 | $129 | 40 | 250 | 3 | 5 |
| Scale | $239 | $299 | 100 | 1,000 | 5 | 10 |
| Enterprise | Quoted | — | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
What decides your tier:
- Price it per article, because Frase invites you to. Since every plan has every feature, the only question is volume. At yearly rates that is roughly $3.90 an article on Starter, $2.58 on Professional, and $2.39 on Scale — so the economics improve with scale but flatten quickly. The big saving is Starter to Professional; beyond that you are buying capacity, not a better rate.
- The cap is hard and does not roll over. Ten articles a month is a cap, not a target. A team publishing eight articles is paying $4.88 each, not $3.90. Buy the tier that matches your realistic cadence rather than your ambition.
- Overages exist on the higher tiers. Pay-as-you-go overages are available on Professional and Scale, which is the safety valve if your volume is uneven — and a reason not to over-buy.
- Seats bind before articles for teams. One seat on Starter makes it a solo plan; any collaboration needs Professional. Extra seats are $29 a month, which is cheaper than upgrading a tier for headcount alone.
- Content Guard scales steeply. 3 monitored pages on Starter is nominal; 50 on Scale is a genuine decay-monitoring programme.
- The trial is 7 days with no credit card. Short but genuinely free, and enough to run a couple of articles end to end.
Who Should Use Frase
- Content teams with a predictable cadence. The clearest case — the pricing model rewards knowing your monthly volume.
- Agencies managing several sites. Professional’s 5 sites and Scale’s 10 domains are priced sensibly against per-client tools.
- Teams that publish directly from the tool. The CMS integrations remove the copy-paste step that most competitors leave in.
- Anyone monitoring content decay. Content Guard is a real differentiator at the higher tiers.
It fits poorly for occasional writers, where a hard 10-article cap and $39 is poor value against general AI tools; for pure keyword research, where Semrush does more; and for teams wanting deep topical-authority modelling, where MarketMuse goes further, albeit at a much higher price.
Honest Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Genuinely transparent pricing model. Every plan has every feature, which removes the usual guesswork.
- Priceable per article. Rare in this category and genuinely useful for budgeting.
- Closes the loop. Research through publishing to decay monitoring, rather than stopping at a draft.
- Direct CMS publishing. WordPress, Webflow, Sanity, Wix, and FraseCMS.
- Cheap extra seats. $29 a month rather than a tier upgrade.
- A real free trial. Seven days, no credit card.
Limitations
- Hard monthly caps that do not roll over. Under-use and your effective rate rises.
- Starter is a solo plan. One seat, one site.
- Per-article economics flatten fast. Most of the saving is in the first upgrade.
- Content Guard is nominal at entry. Three pages monitored.
- A short trial. Seven days is tight for evaluating content that takes weeks to rank.
- Agent autonomy is gated. Full autonomy across content types requires Scale.
Frase Alternatives and How It Compares
- Surfer SEO is the closest comparison for on-page optimisation while writing, and is generally simpler.
- MarketMuse goes deeper on topical authority and content strategy, at considerably higher cost and now without published pricing.
- Semrush is the broader SEO platform covering keywords, backlinks, and competitive research.
- Writesonic approaches the same AI-search visibility problem from the writing side.
- Jasper and Copy.ai are general-purpose AI writing tools without the SEO research layer.
For a broader survey, browse our AI writing assistants directory.
The Verdict
Frase has done something genuinely useful with its pricing: by making every plan feature-complete and charging purely for volume, it lets you evaluate the tool the way you evaluate a freelancer — cost per finished article. At roughly $2.39 to $3.90 depending on tier, that comparison is favourable against almost any writer, and the CMS integrations mean the output actually reaches your site rather than sitting in a document.
The discipline this demands is knowing your real publishing cadence. Allowances are hard caps that do not roll over, so a team that buys Professional’s 40 articles and publishes 25 is paying $4.12 each rather than $2.58 — worse than Starter’s headline rate. Count what you actually shipped last quarter, not what you intend to ship, and note that overages on Professional and Scale mean under-buying is the cheaper mistake. Seats are the other constraint worth checking: Starter is a one-person plan, and at $29 an extra seat is far cheaper than jumping a tier for headcount.
Where Frase earns its place over Surfer or a general AI writer is the loop it closes — publishing directly to your CMS and then monitoring what you published for decay. Content Guard at 3 pages on Starter is nominal, but at 15 or 50 pages it becomes a real programme, and catching a quietly declining page is the kind of thing that pays for the subscription without anyone noticing. Treat the seven-day trial as a throughput test: run two articles all the way from research to published, and see whether the output needs so much editing that the per-article maths stops working.
FAQ
How much does Frase cost?
On yearly billing, Starter is $39 per month, Professional $103, and Scale $239, with Enterprise quoted. Monthly billing costs $49, $129, and $299 respectively, so yearly saves 20%. Extra seats are $29 per month on Professional and Scale. A free 7-day trial requires no credit card, and pay-as-you-go overages are available on the higher tiers.
What is the article limit and does it roll over?
Frase allows 10 articles a month on Starter, 40 on Professional, and 100 on Scale, alongside 50, 250, and 1,000 audit pages respectively. These are hard monthly caps and do not roll over, so unused allowance is lost. That makes your effective cost per article rise if you under-use the plan — worth sizing against your actual publishing history rather than your target.
Do Frase’s cheaper plans have fewer features?
No, and Frase states this explicitly: what changes between plans is how much you run and how much the agents handle, not which features you get. Every tier includes the full product. The practical differences are volume, seats, sites, how many pages Content Guard monitors, and how much autonomy the publishing agents have — full autonomy across all content types requires Scale.
Is Frase better than Surfer SEO?
They overlap but differ in scope. Surfer is focused and simpler, optimising a page as you write it. Frase runs a wider loop — research, drafting, direct publishing to your CMS, and monitoring published pages for ranking decay — with agents taking on more of that as you move up. If you want on-page optimisation, Surfer is the cleaner tool. If you want the content pipeline handled end to end, Frase covers more ground.
What is Frase best for?
Content teams and agencies publishing a predictable monthly volume of optimised articles, particularly those who want drafts published straight into WordPress, Webflow, Sanity, or Wix and then monitored for decay. Its volume-based pricing suits anyone who can forecast cadence. It is poor value for occasional writers, who will not use the allowance, and for teams needing only keyword research.
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I love how many features have been added so regularly over time. From a complete new user experience interface that makes things easier to constant AI writing tool templates, generated by Frase users and shared, this is an amazing tool.
It takes a bit of time to get up to speed on the functionality, and I've only really touched the surface of all the features it offers. There are though lots of training videos and support included which makes things easier.
It helps with writing blogs, articles, email newsletter even (purely for content ideas). I also create other content like podcasts and videos, and it is useful to get new ideas and perspectives from the AI tool.
The ability to set up content briefs and view data at a glance. This saves you hours of time researching for data to use in your content, allowing you time to focus on writing great-quality content.
I additionally found text editing to be very cumbersome, but this has since been ironed out, which is a testament to the Frase development team in coming out with updates to the software.
Before using the tool, It took me a lot of time to conduct research on search intent and what to include in my articles. But with Frase, it now allows me to do this in just a few clicks.
The thoroughness of the software and the ability to tweak SEO and trends within a working document - the ability to go back to where you left off, with the information preserved.
Not so much a "dislike" as an inevitability - it takes some getting used to, experimentation, and practice to get to grips with what Frase can do. I'm not sure it can be improved (made easier). You're either willing to learn - or you're not
Mostly research, and pulling together all the pieces I need for web content, blogs and SEO optimization. I'm only a beginner at this, and it has already saved me hours - and clients have remarked on the improvements in layout and ideas.
As a content marketer, I create a lot of content. And the number one thing people don't realize is research is the longest part of writing any blog or long-form content. But Frase makes the research phase sooooo much shorter. Everything is right there, so you can say goodbye to 50 open tabs. Research, use the SEO add-on, and when you get stuck use the AI writer to rework a sentence for you. I'm confident that Frase will help you write better AND faster, even if you have trouble writing your personal emails.
The one downside that I found is copying my cotnent over to Wordpress, but you went and fixed that as well sooo I honestly can't think of a downside right now.
Frase helps cut down on the amount of time I spend researching and linking articles. The research phase alone has been shortened so much that it gives me time back to work on creating more. As a busy Mom and entrepreneur, anything that gives me more of my time back is a super tool, and I won't give it up.
Frase's workflow is well thought, from keyword research, then competitor analysis, SERP and AI writing, is complete and all the capabilities are well implemented
I can't think in a bad aspect of the software, the pricing is good, they listing to their customers, the workflows and UX are great, I think it will keep growing
SEO research, AI writing
The Frase team keeps up to date with the latest Google algorithm updates and continually adds new features to accommodate these.
Lots of updates and need to stay on top of those.
Assist with sales and marketing of my clients. Most are in competitive niches so staying on top of issues is vital.
Super convenient to work with. Built and designed with writers' user experience in mind. Constantly improving and developing. Great communication with their community of users.
Not much! Rare glitches are usually caught and fixed quickly, and only happen with new features that are launched as early as possible for user feedback (which is always fun and exciting).
It helps streamline content creation and optimization processes. A good tool for SEO, research, and collaboration with content writers. It's also, a good way to keep track of content quality and refresh it in the right way at the right time.
Love the time saving aspect for writing scripts
Doesn’t work on Firefox browser... Need to integrate it for Firefox
Writing scripts for YouTube more efficiently
Frase is very easy to use, and I can quickly create very good quality, unique content.
I can't say I dislike anything about it.
Being able to write great content, at an affordable cost for my website.
There is lots to love about Frase app. Mostly I use it to write well optimised blog posts. I love the optimise and SERP tools that show you what the top ranking articles have that is making them do well. It makes it really easy to optimise it and write just enough words. I also love the other AI tools like the rewriter, product description writer (showed this to a client the other day and they were blown away at how much easier it made life when crafting a great product description). Frase seems to always be adding more tools and it just gets better. I've tried several other AI tools and have ended up only using Frase. I have let all my other subscriptions go because Frase does it all and does it better than the rest IMHO!
Nothing really. When I think of something, I'll let you know. So far, i really like the way Frase works and I like the new tools that come out regularly to make it better.
Time spent researching blog articles is massively reduced. Time spent optimising articles is also massively reduced. Product descriptions are excellent and give a great basis for something that really works.
My favorite feature is the ability to pull content from the Top 20 search results and easily organize it into a content brief.
I found it difficult to switch back and forth between content brief and article. However, I discovered the split screen feature to quickly view content.
Frase is solving the keyword research dilemma. Rather than spending hours researching each website you can organize the Top 20 into a simple content brief.
Going from keyword to SEO-optimized article has never been easier
I like everything about Frase and Frase Team. Frase feels like you’re using content marketing cheat codes
Frase feels like a next-gen content tool that’s not just exciting for SEOs, but for writers as well. In my mind, that’s more important to create successful content.
The outlining tool with an AI driven text tool
On some topics (obscure) the AI is way off still
I can do more work for clients at scale
The SEO research tool, from the SERP and the fact that I can use other research tool beside the SERP less explored such as Wikipedia, Quora, Reddit giving an edge and allowing to add value to my content.
Haven't found anything yet, maybe too many features to use!
Help me with my research for posts. Allows me to do more in less time and be smarter and more efficient with my writing.
What I like best is the effort that the Frase team put into delivering new capabilities. For example, this month August 2022, they promised 9 enhancements and they look like doing it. Most are functionally valuable, not just small UI changes. When I first started with Frase I used it for as a kind of research assistant for human-assisted (me) content generation, kind of like a Grammarly on steroids. Then as more features came I realised that the various tools could really speed up the job of writing a quality article. At this time I used quite a few AI-content writers to speed up content ideas and initial drafts, and also specialised content optimisation apps to do the fine-tuning. I would generate initial content in an AI-writer, paste it into Frase, add more substantial extracts and references, and then cut and paste it into an SEO optimiser. However, after I took up an offer to subscribe to Frase's AI functionality I really don’t need to cut and paste into other apps anymore. I still do use some specialist AI-writer because I favour certain ones for certain types of analyses. But I could use Frase for everything now. And because of their roadmap and constant updates, it is really getting out ahead of the pack. The Community AI tools is a great asset and I haven't seen this in the other AI-content tools I have been using. Frase is great for long-form content, but it is also very handy when you have to do short summaries of an article or even a 300-word Linkedin post that captures the essence of an online article or blog post. I enter the article title as the search query for a new article, and Frase pulls in the article and other related articles. I pick out the section which best represents my own summation of the article, ask Frase to rewrite it, fine-tune it as necessary and then paste that as my summary or as a Linkedin post. This is an efficient way to represent what you took from the article in a way that isn't just cut and paste and is also unique. The support crew including the principals are very responsive, and helpful. I have no hesitation in recommending Frase as an A-grade suite for generating high-quality content, very efficiently. Frase also includes Frase Answers, although I don’t see that promoted on their website now unless I am mistaken. This is a smart bot that you train on your content and is AI-driven. The analytics help you understand what people are wanting and how to get them to the relevant content efficiently. Answers was the original reason that I started using Frase.
I don’t dislike anything but a few small features which I prefer would be open tagging of documents - at the moment tags are limited to predefined tags, I'd like to get a plain text copy without having to highlight and drag over the content, integration with Grammarly for writing style and for plagiarism checking, and the ability to compare content being written against a specific target URL i.e. a competitor e.g. compare optimisation scores. I'm sure most of these things will come in due course and none are things I "dislike" about Frase.
Frase solves the challenge of efficiently and effectively creating content that can meet the requirements of Google's "helpful content update" rules for generating "people-first content" (Thursday, August 18, 2022). That is, high-quality informative content which isn't optimised simply for SEO and gaming Google, but content that has insights and authoritative value. The AI in Frase isn’t the core of the system rather it greatly improves the efficiency of production.
Frase answers is the most underrated aspect of the platform. Saves our client experience team hours per week and delivers great service to our clients.
Bit of a learning curve to get full value from the platform
Plan our blog content and saves us hours of writing time by compliment our expert writers with quality research tools
The SERP analyzes, the outline and the AI Writer are the three things that made Frase a try game-changer in my content creation. I create all of my content in Frase now. I appreciate the ease of the app and the availability of the founder to answer questions and listen to feedback.
Initially, I had trouble with how to efficiently use the app. The initial User-interface was confusing. After several updates to the User-Inerface and funcation of the app, it became much impler to use. The founder do weeklu walkthrough of the app that a attend periodically as a refresher.
Frase help me compare my content with topp keyword competitors. I get ideas to add to content through the research tab. The AI rewriter is gold. I have tons of PLR that I pur through the rewiter and then optimize within the document screen.
I write about several topics and different formats; technical papers, blogs, website content and more. When I first start with Frase.io I was impressed with its ability to guide me to write about topics through its keyword look-up. I found what others were talking about and their approach to the topic in seconds. It allowed me to shape my article and create something totally unique - key to my brand. In other cases, it allowed me to expand my knowledge as a research tool. When working on my website I was able to quickly review my keywords and understand how my content could be improved for SEO. Now, a business owner who needs to up their credibility with strong content should know there is also a very cool little chat bot that captures emails and allows me to create a database of questions and answers for visitors to my sight. It flags me when I need to do some training (when questions don't have an answer). In a world of apps for this, that and the other, this one is value-add all the way.
It was not aligned with rewriting my dog-based business and the AI often mixed up my field with non-related field terms. Frustrating. I am hoping the AI learns other fields like Animal Welfare and Social Change.
As above.
I enjoy how user-friendly Frase is and the setup.
Need more training videos and continued ways to learn more and more.
Content management and helping develop revenue
Frase has always been great, but adding the AI writer functionality took it to an even greater level
ThereWhat's to dislike, it makes our lives easier and delivers what it promises.
Creating all forms of written content, Understanding what's ranking and why. It does this efficiently and effectively.
Great for creating content from scratch, but especially for optimizing existing content that may not be ranking.
Currently, it is hard to tell if some of the search results are throwing you off on your optimizations scores, but most of the time this is not an issue.
Optimizing old content that may be missing the mark with information coverage.
As a professional copywriter with over 1M words under my belt, I use Frase to research my topics and create the first draft. Frase writes the best AI-generated copy I've come across so far and I can use many parts of it verbatim or with minimum editing; something I haven't been able to do with other similar tools.
Frase is quite expensive, although it does help you recoup your expenses thanks to the increased productivity. I believe that a friendlier pricing policy would make it the No1 tool worldwide.
Copywriters like me spend an awful lot of time researching topics and coming up with ideas for the first draft. All that can be handled in mere minutes thanks to Frase.
No other tool comes close to creating accurate and well-written long-form. Everything else starts to repeat after 300 - 500 words. I consistently create 1500 - 2500 word posts in an hour or so with Frase.
There's a bit of a learning curve to figure out how to make it work for you. Stick with it—it's worth it.
Creating accurate, long-form, smart content.
Frase.io offers me at least 3 tools that makes my life and my work much much easier: - First, the Content Brief gives a great place to gather "drafts" collected from top searches. I like most that I can put it side-by-side with My Content (the official tab for writing) so that I can select the most relevant output for my official post / article. - The "Write For Me" button (as long as I can provide a good context) is phenomenon - for fact writing, it can give me almost perfect write up of the topics I want - The templates that can be customized / trained (the AI) is awesome. I can use ready-made templates from Frase or from the Community (so many of them) to tailor the writing exactly what I want. The AI developed by Frase.io team is increasingly powerful with super high quality. Sometimes I really wondered if it is really written by AI or human! I also appreciate that Frase team update the features very frequently.
I know the operating costs are high, but I hope the price for Frase, especially the SEO add-on, can be reduced further (such as in special occasions). I also hope that there would be more and more templates given by Frase team. I hope that Frase can somehow extend to other SEO-related areas, such as keyword research etc., or extend to writing that are non-SEO too. Anyway, I think Frase is incredible in the area of SEO-related writing.
In my work, I have to do a lot of researching and writing, in a professional manner. I have been searching for an AI solution that can help me with researching, gathering relevant content from the Internet and search through these information where I need. I used to open quite a few browser tabs to collect the information, copy to Word and have to look for each tab whenever I need a piece of information. Now I no longer need these tabs - Frase provides me all of those. Additionally, Frase offers me everything I need for my writing works, from raw information to the first draft. I saved huge time with Frase and I can safely ignore any kind of writing tools out there. In many cases, I don't even need to revise much what I got from Frase's output. And the output seem to be increasingly smarter and better written.
Answer engine. SEO tools. AI writing. SEO checks. Automations.
Comparatively speaking, none. However, cost is always an issue for any business.
Creating and maintaining strong and quality content across thousands of posts on my sites. It even suggests ideas or opportunities I hadn't considered and that makes it invaluable.
Frase takes away the guesswork when writing quality content that resonates with your readers and ranks high enough for them to find it. They are far and away the best SEO content optimization tool we've tried, and tried many. Unlike other AI writing tools, the Frase.io AI writer fits well into their core offering.
Starting can be a bit intimidating for a novice because there are a lot of features, but if you start with the basics, leverage the video tutorials and create content leveraging Frase consistently, you'll see amazing improvements in the ranking of your content.
Frase helps our company to create consistently high-ranking written content versus the robotic-sounding clickbait that most AI writing products produce. Frase simply complements our writing by reducing the amount of time it took to produce good content.
Frase removes writer's block and with Artificial intelligence, about 90% of the article is written for you. The writing templates allow you to control the direction of your article.
What do I dislike about Frase? Well, I cannot answer this question, as Frase is awesome.
I am not a writer. So I use Frase to create SEO content and Analyze what my competitors have done to rank in the Search engines.
Speeds up my content creation workflow and my the ease at which I can get good quality communication with my copy writers.
It has a learning curve - but Frase has started producing great Youtube content to improve this.
Yes, speeds up competitor research and dramatically improves communication between myself and my copywriters.
The best feature about Frase is the speed at which SERP is used to produce quality content briefs. With the briefs in hand, I use them to target specific niches of my choosing. The AI content production is icing on the cake where I have professional assistance to create unique content that will attract the attention of the major search engines.
Sometimes the AI can take some getting accustomed to using effectively. Still, I found that once I reviewed the tutorials on how to use the feature effectively, then I was able to develop my technique on using it to customize my needs. The article export feature to WordPress I found a little clunky where some formatting issues did not follow through, like H tags. I am not sure if the WordPress Export feature to a Draft post exists, but that would be nice.
Improvement of the existing content on my WordPress Blogs has produced instant indexing from Google that is a clear indication that the recognize the quality and value improvement of my blogs. The number of blogs I have been able to significantly increase due to the ease of producing quality content quickly. Tremendous time saver on remedial tasks that allows me to address business growth issues instead of being bogged down with the grunt work that Frase now does for me automatically.
Frase.io is an incredible tool for writers. It uses artificial intelligence (AI) to create natural sounding sentences. This makes it easy to write engaging copy for your website, social media posts, emails, etc.
I find that Frase has a very steep learning curve. It would be good to see a lot more videos showing real world use of the tool for SEO purposes. For example, creating an article from start to finish.
Frase.io solves the problem of writers block by letting you quickly generate AI content and use that as a base for your articles. I use it every time I am creating new content for SEO purposes.
