Real-time SEO guidance, schema, and AI built in. Help search engines and AI systems understand your content. All AI tools included, no hidden fees.
- Installs
- 10+ million
- Rating
- 4.8 (27.8K)
- Updated
- 4 days ago
11 of the most-installed plugins carry this tag, ranked by active installs. The plugin's author chose the tag, not WPBundle.
Real-time SEO guidance, schema, and AI built in. Help search engines and AI systems understand your content. All AI tools included, no hidden fees.
#13 by installs
Grow your organic traffic and AI visibility with powerful SEO tools, XML sitemaps, Schema automation, and built-in AI SEO, all in one place.
AIOSEO is the WordPress SEO plugin. Boost SEO rankings with AI SEO tools, schema, meta descriptions, XML sitemaps & rank tracking.
#133 by installs
SiteSEO is an easy, fast and powerful SEO plugin for WordPress. Unlock your Website's potential and Maximize your online visibility with our SiteSEO!
Lightweight SEO assistant for meta tags, schema and structured data, XML sitemaps, Open Graph previews, robots.txt, and Search Console.
#169 by installs
WordPress SEO plugin with AI SEO metadata, schema, XML sitemap, redirections & Search Console. Privacy-first, white-label SEO. Now AI-ready.
#331 by installs
Schema & Structured Data adds Google Rich Snippets markup according to Schema.org guidelines to structure your site for SEO.
#584 by installs
An AI SEO plugin for WordPress that's lightweight and fast. Automatically generates meta tags, sitemaps, schemas and more with no bloat.
#718 by installs
The easy and user-friendly recipe plugin for everyone. Automatic JSON-LD metadata for food AND how-to recipes will improve your SEO!
#925 by installs
Get the next generation of Schema Structured Data to enhance your WordPress site presentation in Google search results.
Complete WordPress SEO: meta titles, schema, redirects and sitemaps, plus instant indexing on Google, Bing, Yandex and more.
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These are the directory's numbers, not my verdicts. I haven't tested these plugins. Where I have checked a deal on one, its page says so and links the deal.