A friend recently told me I can buy premium SEO tools for as little at $3. Wondering if they are safe.I need advice please before I proceed.
These tools are not safe to use and they are illegal as they violate the real tools companies’ Terms of service.
How unsafe are they or unsafe is a term used to discourage people from buying them?
Imagine you put all your hard work into building a SaaS product and priced it at $119 per month. Then, someone comes along and says, “I can offer this tool for $10 a month.” What would you do?
You have not explained how unsafe it is still
Hundreds and thousands of people use the tool at the same time, your data is exposed to every single person. Anyone who is using that tool will know what you are doing on the tool and searching for.
Ohhh I now get it thanks pal
I agree with this. I used these tools when I worked at a company. Whenever I accessed tools like SEMrush, I could see the projects other people were working on and what they were searching for.
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I would stay away from them. They break the tools ToS and you don’t want to be sharing any of your data with random strangers.
I do use group SEO tools, but $2 a month sounds too cheap.
Keep in mind, there can be downtime, and how quickly things get fixed depends on your provider. You’ll want to check how often downtime happens and how long it takes to fix.
I wouldn’t recommend it if you need something with 24/7 uptime, as it can go down unexpectedly.
Also, be aware that these tools often have limited queries. Most group buy tools I’ve come across are pretty low-profile.
For $2 a month, you could give it a try. I paid $30 for a bundle with SEMrush, Ahrefs, Moz, Grammarly, and others, but I don’t use most of them.
Be careful, though—there are a lot of scams with group SEO tools.