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Ubersuggest Lifetime plan of 42$
Posted by on September 26, 2025 at 1:00 pmIs it worth it or does it provide wrong data. I run a small business and i am trying to track competition and keywords along with backlinks. Should i take this plan?
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It’s ok. I still prefer ahrefs or semrush but it’s good to check everything as well. I’d probably buy it for that . Just got his ask the public lifetime deal for 99
I think he’s working on a bigger product so wants these lifetime subscribers to push this new thing whatever it happens to be since lifetime subscribers are always on your email list
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You get what you pay for.
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How is the rank tracking performing ? I find a lot are totally useless right now
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With any of these tools, precision matters more than accuracy. None of them are 100% accurate, so you have hope that, when they’re off, they’re off for everybody in the same direction and degree. The tools should be used for directional guidance (am I improving on average or not) rather than some sort of hard metric to attain.
In my experience, ubersuggest isn’t significantly better or worse than many other tools out there. I tried finding a $42 dollar lifetime plan and not seeing it though.
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Where is that plan of €42 for lifetime?
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Its crap. So it’s still waste of money honestly. Better take yourself on nice dinner honestly. Best advice is to run this question through chatgpt and see what it reccomends you and pick it out yourself ( cos I am really not trying to sell you anything here).
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Ubersuggest RankTracker still show top 100. It stopped tracking when Google changed it for a few days only. Now it’s back and tracking as it was before. Like they have found a magic solution others don’t know.
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it’s reasonable to take it if $42 is within your budget and you know its limitations. It can give you useful direction, especially for keyword ideas, competitor insight, etc. But don’t rely blindly on the numbers use them as guides, not truths.
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It is not the best SEO tool, but it is good and the lifetime deal is one of the best in
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No. It’s Neil Patel trying to milk whatever is left of the tool.
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