# Silotree Review

WordPress internal link auditor that finds orphaned posts and suggests contextually matched link text from your existing content.

## Editor's Score: 74/100

Capability scores 20 because Silotree does its focused job well: contextual suggestion matching, a scored audit, plain-HTML link insertion, and MCP integration are genuinely useful features, but the hard WordPress-only constraint and absence of any auto-insert mode put a ceiling on what it can do compared to tools that work across platforms or offer bulk automation. Ease of use scores 21 because the free audit requires no card, the trial starts only when you connect the plugin, and the approval workflow is clear by design, though managing large archives one approval at a time will feel slow. Value scores 22 because the free tier is substantively useful with no time limit, the Solo plan at $12/month is priced fairly for a single-site WordPress owner, and the no-per-link-charge model is genuinely buyer-friendly. Delivery scores 11 because no independent user reviews, third-party sentiment, or track record data were findable in search results, making it impossible to verify that the tool delivers on its claims at scale; a product with no public review signal carries meaningful uncertainty that must be reflected here.

## Pros
- Approval-first workflow with one-click undo and pre-change revisions means no surprise edits to live content.
- Free tier has no time limit and includes the full audit plus a 0-to-100 Silotree Score, making it genuinely useful before spending anything.
- Links are written as plain HTML, not JavaScript, so they survive a subscription cancellation without breaking.

## Cons
- Strictly WordPress-only: no support for Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Squarespace, or any other CMS, which is a hard wall for mixed-platform agencies.
- The free tier caps suggestions at 3, and unlimited suggestions require a paid plan starting at $12/month; a site with hundreds of orphaned posts will hit that cap immediately on the free tier.
- No bulk auto-insertion mode: every link requires manual approval, which is a feature for cautious users but a bottleneck for anyone managing large archives who wants hands-off automation.

## Pricing

Freemium. A free tier is available.
- Free: $0
- Solo: $12/month (or $119/year)
- Studio: $35/month (or $349/year)
- Agency: $59/month (or $590/year)

Pricing reflects what we saw at the time of review (2026-10). Confirm current pricing on the official site.

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## Verdict

Silotree is the right pick for WordPress site owners who want a focused, human-in-the-loop internal linking workflow rather than a fire-and-forget automation. Its free audit and 14-day trial with no card required lower the barrier to entry, but the tool is strictly WordPress-only and offers nothing for Webflow, Shopify, or any other platform. If you run more than 25 sites or need cross-platform support, look elsewhere.

Best for: WordPress bloggers and small agencies fixing orphaned posts and internal link gaps
Not for: Non-WordPress sites or teams needing fully automated, hands-off link insertion at scale

## Overview

Silotree solves one specific SEO problem: posts on your WordPress site that no other post links to. Those orphaned posts are invisible to readers following links and harder for Google to discover. The tool reads every post on a connected site, identifies which ones have zero inbound internal links, then finds existing sentences in your other posts that already reference the topic and proposes the exact anchor text and destination. You approve or skip each suggestion; nothing is written until you say so.

The approval-first model is the clearest differentiator from tools like Link Whisper or LinkBoss, which can insert links automatically in bulk. Silotree saves a revision before touching any post, confirms each link landed, and lets you undo an entire batch in one click. Links are written as plain HTML, not JavaScript, so they persist if you cancel your subscription.

The free tier is genuinely usable: the full audit runs whenever you want, you get a scored link-structure report (the Silotree Score, 0 to 100), and the first 3 suggestions are included with no card required. New accounts also get 14 days of the Solo plan free, starting only when you connect the WordPress plugin. The paid tiers add unlimited suggestions, weekly rescans, keyword rules, bulk link management, and a URL changer.

Compatibility covers Gutenberg, Classic Editor, Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Bricks, Yoast, Rank Math, WPML, and Polylang. The tool also exposes an MCP connector so you can query it from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or VS Code. Search Console integration lets you see which internal links are actually earning clicks.

## Who should use it

Solo WordPress bloggers and content-heavy site owners who have accumulated dozens or hundreds of posts over the years are the clearest fit. If you have never done a systematic internal link audit, the free tier alone will surface gaps you did not know existed, and the approval workflow means you stay in control of every change.

Small agencies managing a handful of client WordPress sites will find the Studio plan ($35/month for up to 5 sites) and Agency plan ($59/month for up to 25 sites) practical, especially with per-site PDF reports and white-label branding on Agency. Anyone running a non-WordPress site, a Shopify store, or a Webflow build should skip Silotree entirely; it has no support for those platforms. For platform-agnostic internal linking, LaspiPro covers broader content workflows across platforms, and for teams that want social and content distribution alongside SEO, SmartLinks handles growth-oriented link management at a different layer of the stack.

## FAQ

Q: Does Silotree automatically insert links, or do I have to approve each one?
A: Every link requires your approval before it is written. Silotree saves a WordPress revision first, confirms the link landed, and lets you undo an entire batch in one click. There is no auto-insert mode.

Q: What do I get on the free plan, and is there a time limit?
A: The free plan has no time limit and no card requirement. It includes the full audit, the Silotree Score, a weekly email with link opportunities, CSV export, the free WordPress plugin, and your first 3 link suggestions.

Q: How much does the Solo plan cost, and what does it add over free?
A: Solo costs $12/month or $119/year (saving $25 versus monthly). It adds unlimited suggestions, Silotree Pro for WordPress with keyword rules and bulk link management, and weekly score remeasurement. A 14-day free trial starts when you connect the plugin, with no card required.

Q: Does Silotree work with page builders like Elementor or Divi?
A: Yes. Silotree supports Gutenberg, Classic Editor, Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Bricks, Yoast, Rank Math, WPML, and Polylang. It does not support non-WordPress platforms.

Q: What happens to my links if I cancel my subscription?
A: Links inserted by Silotree are plain HTML in your post content, not JavaScript or shortcodes. They stay in your posts after cancellation and do not break.

Q: Can agencies manage multiple client sites and produce branded reports?
A: The Studio plan ($35/month) covers up to 5 sites with per-site PDF or read-only reports. The Agency plan ($59/month) covers up to 25 sites and adds white-label reports with your own name, logo, and color scheme, with no Silotree branding.