Compare Every One of Them

Thirteen AI writers and translators.
We list them all because we know how this ends.

Only MadWords guarantees its articles and localizations.
14.5 million variations means no scaled content pattern.

No Edit Guarantee Avoid Scaled Content

Scaled content is the same pattern repeating across pages. In March 2024 Google added it as a spam violation in their guidelines and removes it from search results. One prompt writing everything, an AI model’s frozen training data, settings applied to every article, or writing to an SEO score — they all produce it.

AI Writers

MadWords vs Autoblogging.ai

Articles written on GPT-3 — released in 2020 — at up to 13x the advertised price, with a $10,000 upsell to edit them. Somehow the company behind Godlike Mode still has customers.
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MadWords vs Koala

Tone and reading level settings applied to every article you publish. That’s the pattern Google’s scaled content detection bans.
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MadWords vs ZimmWriter

Windows only, bring your own OpenAI key, no translation. Their own demo site warns you not to rely on anything it publishes.
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MadWords vs Writesonic

A GEO score is an SEO score with a new name. Chasing it produces the pattern Google’s scaled content detection bans. Theirs starts at $199 a month.
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MadWords vs Surfer SEO

Their own users stop at a 70 SEO score because going over 90 out of 100 ranks lower. Writing to a score produces the pattern Google’s scaled content detection bans.
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MadWords vs Jasper

Jasper writes marketing copy. No search research, no SEO, no publishing. You do all three.
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MadWords vs Frase

Two scores to write to now, SEO and GEO. Writing to a score produces the pattern Google’s scaled content detection bans.
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MadWords vs Content at Scale

They sell content they claim beats AI detection. Google doesn’t use AI detection and doesn’t care if the content is AI. Running every article through the same humanizer is its own scaled content pattern that Google bans.
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Stop Translating. Start Localizing.

MadWords localizes your WordPress content for 119 languages and 74 country variants, converting distances, weights, currency, measurements and date formats. Backed by the No Edit Guarantee.

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Translate

MadWords vs Weglot

Cancel and your translations stop appearing. Weglot’s own docs say your translated pages are then progressively removed from Google.
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MadWords vs WPML

Five plugins, a credit system, and a database overhaul. After all that, still machine translation with no country variants.
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MadWords vs TranslatePress

Machine translation, then €1 per 1,000 words when your allowance runs out. Same words in a new language, no country variants, no converted units or currency.
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MadWords vs Polylang

Polylang organizes translations. It doesn’t write them. You still need a translator or another service on top.
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MadWords vs GTranslate

GTranslate swaps the words. Localizing for the country is a different job.
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Don't Translate, Localize

Based in the US since 2004.