I like the user interface of Waikay. It's simple and allows me to get enough out of it at this moment. I also appreciate it's worth for the money. Setting it up was absolutely simple. I find the shareable reports particularly good, especially when working closely with lots of clients who use the tool. I also enjoy the fact that even though my clients might not use it for long, they've learned a lot, restructured their websites and content, and explored both internal and external backlink opportunities. This makes Waikay a great tool. Another aspect I like is the expertise offered, which sets it apart considering how other tools might over-promise in the AI space. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

This is probably more about how you navigate around at times. From the small amount of things that are on the left-hand side nav. Sometimes you're just left wondering about where you're gonna go next, but not very often. Possibly at times, fully understanding where something is would help. Or a fiction, when they should flag it, check it, or see it as positive at that moment. So that's a little bit of a learning process. As far as the nav goes on the left-hand side, maybe that's just down to me. I just quite often find myself going to the very top corner and, hit projects or go right to the very top and starting again. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.