Their stance as a company is deeply tainted by corruption. They readily accept money without taking any responsibility for the quality of their services. It's evident that customers hold no value to them. They're viewed merely as walking wallets. When questioned about data confidentiality, their response is simply that they have an office in the USA. Seriously? Is that the standard for an international company? They boast about having the largest affiliate base among SEO tools, but it appears they manipulate it to their advantage. They even went as far as acquiring Brian Dean! WTF, Brian!? Behind their flashy advertisements, there lies nothing but hollowness. While I used to enjoy using their tool, I refuse to tolerate such disrespect towards customers. Over the past two days, I've gathered enough information from this community. The truth is, only those who have received money have anything positive to say about Semrush. They are essentially a Russian company that attempts to conceal their true identity. It's utterly absurd. People know the truth about the Russian government, Russian services, and Russian companies. Semrush is nothing more than an empty shell. Hey, Semrush, why are your services so expensive? Why can't you take responsibility for customers' data? Why do other SEO tools offer the same service at five times lower prices? Why can these tools easily explain all aspects of user data to their customers without any issues or deception? Why?! I admit that remaining incognito is not the best decision on my part, but my agency is too large to engage in a battle with Semrush affiliate base and marketers. I prioritize maintaining my reputation at an appropriate level. I've suffered significant financial losses, parted ways with my business partner, and missed out on numerous projects. My disdain for Semrush runs deep. That's all there is to it. I have nothing more to say on the matter. More on reddit.com

SEMRush should never be used for data analysis, but to observe trends and compare with your own data. More on reddit.com

It used to be much better when they didn't nickel and dime you for every feature. I know that the features cost money and all that, but damn - starting to be like a low-cost airline that charges you for water.

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i can confirm the paid search data (at least for the scale of accounts i work with) is complete nonsense. not unusual at all for it to show nothing for accounts that are running sizable monthly budgets More on reddit.com