Comparison · 2026

Weaking vs Sistrix

Sistrix is the European reference for organic-visibility tracking. Weaking serves a different profile: SMBs and small agencies that need to know what to fix on their site without paying the Sistrix ticket or reading a manual. Honest take — Sistrix wins on deep keyword data and its Visibility Index; Weaking wins on price, continuous technical monitoring and ease of use.

Weaking

Weaking is a technical auditor + monitor for SMBs: SEO, performance, security and real Core Web Vitals checked in 30 seconds, with alerts when things change.

Sistrix

Sistrix is a mid-market SEO suite focused on organic-visibility tracking, keyword data and links. Its Visibility Index is an industry reference.

Head-to-head comparison

FeatureWeakingSistrix
Entry price€11.42/mo (annual)from €99/mo (Sistrix Plus)
Free analysis without signupYes, 60 secondsLimited demo only
Full technical audit (real CWV, headers, SSL)Yes, every checkOptimizer (separate module)
Proprietary Visibility IndexNoYes (signature metric)
Historical keyword data ES/DELimited, via GSCDeep, years of history
Competitor tracking5–10 by planUnlimited on top tiers
Real User MonitoringIncluded in ProNot their product
SSL and security alertsAutomaticNot covered
Tool languageSpanish + EnglishEnglish/German/Spanish
Learning curveImmediate, plain-languageMedium-high, dense dashboards
Built forSMBs and small agenciesMid-market SEO teams and large agencies

Which one should you pick?

I run a clinic, firm or academy and want to know what to fix on my site

Pick: Weaking

Sistrix is overkill: you would pay €99/mo for features you will not use and dashboards you do not understand. Weaking gives you the what to fix in 30 seconds for under €12/mo.

I manage SEO for several mid-market brands and need deep visibility history in Germany or Spain

Pick: Sistrix

Sistrix wins here. Its Visibility Index and SERP history are hard to match in mature markets.

I want alerts when SSL drops, a competitor moves or my Core Web Vitals tank

Pick: Weaking

Sistrix focuses on organic visibility. Continuous technical health (SSL alerts, headers, real CWV via RUM) is not their product.

I am a small agency with 3-10 local clients and a budget below €50/mo

Pick: Weaking

Weaking Growth (€47.42/mo) covers 3 domains and 30 tracked competitors. Sistrix cannot get close at that price.

I need deep link intelligence for an aggressive acquisition strategy

Pick: Either (depends)

Neither Weaking nor Sistrix is the best pick — Ahrefs remains the standard for backlink data.

Verdict

If you are an SMB, small agency or independent professional who wants to know what to fix on your site without paying €99/mo or learning a suite, Weaking is the right choice. If you track organic visibility for mid-market clients and rely on the Visibility Index, Sistrix is still the correct tool.

Frequently asked

Is Weaking a real Sistrix alternative?
For SMBs and small agencies, yes. Weaking covers technical auditing, continuous monitoring and competitive tracking at a fraction of the price. For deep organic-visibility tracking with multi-year history, Sistrix is still more powerful.
Can I migrate my Sistrix data into Weaking?
There is no direct data migration. Weaking connects to Google Search Console and Google Analytics, so your real history comes from Google itself instead of relying on Sistrix.
What about the Visibility Index?
It is a proprietary Sistrix metric — Weaking does not have it. We use real Google keyword positions and a 0-100 technical score derived from the audit.
When should I stick with Sistrix instead?
When clients require seeing the Sistrix Visibility Index, when you depend on 5+ years of German/Spanish SERP history, or when your usage justifies the monthly ticket with margin.