7-day free trial · 3 deep analyses

Try EEATClean for free Cancel anytime

Starter

Start steadily

€49/month

after your free trial · 1 website per subscription

25 deep analyses/monthFor a blog or small site
Try 7 days free

Scale

Clean at scale

€199/month

after your free trial · 1 website per subscription

150 deep analyses/monthFor agencies and large sites
Try 7 days free
  • 7-day trial · 3 analyses free
  • No commitment
  • Cancel from your account
Every plan

Same deep analysis on every plan

Your site can be any size. Start small and add extra batches when you need more analyses.

Need more analyses? See extra batches
  • Extra analyses anytime
  • Live web research with cited sources
  • Workspace & progress tracking
  • Action Center with priorities
  • Monitoring of your key articles
  • Full history of analyses and fixes
Why try without worry

Three reasons to start now

€0 for 7 days

Nothing is charged before the end of your trial unless you choose to activate early. Cancel before day 7 without activating and you pay nothing.

Cancel from your account

Cancel from your account and confirm your choice. No email or call needed.

No result, no charge

We check your site before you sign up. If we can't analyze it, you won't be charged.

Testimonials

They keep their content accurate with EEATClean

Publishers, bloggers and SEO teams who update their articles with EEATClean.

"I use EEATClean across dozens of client sites. Within minutes, I know exactly which content to delete or update. It's become an essential tool at my agency."
Namat B.Founder · NafidaCom
"It allows me to spot aging, underperforming, or outdated content at a glance, then quickly decide whether it should be updated, kept, or deleted. On a site that has accumulated years of content, the time savings are enormous."
Grégoire L.Founder · Byothe.fr
"I think EEATClean is a really great tool especially in light of Google's HCU update, it's a very good way to improve content strategically and try to recover lost traffic."
ChristofSite Publisher · Urlaubspunkt.de
FAQ

Straight answers

What is a deep analysis?

One article reviewed in depth: we research the topic live on the web, verify important factual claims against current sources, and give you a clear verdict (update, review or keep) with recommendations and cited sources.

Why do you need a card for a free trial?

For two reasons. First, to prevent automated sign-ups: every deep analysis runs live web research, and fake accounts would use resources meant for real users. Second, to make the switch to your plan seamless if you decide to stay. Nothing is charged during the 7-day trial unless you choose to activate early. You can cancel from your account at any time, and if you cancel before the trial ends, you pay nothing.

What happens at the end of the 7-day trial?

You get a reminder email the day before your trial ends. If you do nothing, your plan starts: we charge your first month and unlock your 25, 60 or 150 monthly analyses. Your plan then renews every month. If none of your trial analyses succeed, you aren't charged. Prefer not to continue? Cancel from your account. You can also choose to activate early: your first month is charged when you confirm, and your plan renews monthly from that date.

Can I change plan during my subscription?

For a different plan, contact our team. For a busy month, you can purchase extra batches from your account without changing your plan. Your articles, reports and history are kept.

Do unused monthly analyses carry over?

No. Your monthly analyses renew at the start of each billing period. Each analysis or reanalysis of an article uses one analysis. Need more in a busy month? Add an extra batch at any time.

I have several websites. How does it work?

Each plan covers one website, with its own analyses and billing. You can add another site from your account and choose a plan for it.

See all questions
Get started

7 days to see what's outdated

If your first 3 analyses don't convince you, cancel and pay nothing. We remind you the day before.

Analyze my first 3 articles
19,800+ articles analyzed across 120+ sites