Updated August 2026
We published this Menterprise review in March 2021. It stays online, but our recommendation has changed.
We have no commercial relationship with Menterprise any more. The affiliate programme we joined has closed, so nothing on this page pays us a commission. What follows is the original review with the sales pitch taken out.
Two things to know before you read on. The prices quoted lower down are from 2021, so check menterprise.io for what the plans cost today. And template-built content does not carry a campaign in 2026 the way it did in 2021, which narrows who this tool still suits.
If you came here looking for a way to produce SEO content at volume, jump straight to Menterprise alternatives in 2026.
💡 In short
Menterprise is a bulk content generator. It scrapes the pages currently ranking for your keyword, rewrites them into unlimited unique variations, and can publish the results to blogs it builds for you.
We rated it highly in 2021. Five years on, here is where it actually stands.
- Menterprise builds articles from Google’s top results for a keyword, then adds images, videos, headings, alt text and a table of contents automatically.
- It still does a job for tier two and tier three links, microblogs and filler pages, where content only has to be readable and unique.
- It is no longer the right tool for anything you want ranking on its own merit. AI written articles cost roughly the same now and read far better.
- Asia Virtual Solutions is not a Menterprise affiliate. The programme closed, so nothing on this page earns us a commission.
- For bulk SEO content in 2026 we use and sell AI-Powered Bulk Articles from $15, with packs built specifically for RankerX and Money Robot.
🎯 What we use instead in 2026
Menterprise assembled articles from templates and spun text. That still has a use for tier two and tier three links, but it is not how we produce content for our own campaigns or for customers now. AI writing gives you readable articles at close to what spinning used to cost, so the trade-off that made spinning worth it has mostly gone.
The volume problem has not gone anywhere. If you run GSA Search Engine Ranker, RankerX or Money Robot you still need articles by the thousand, and you still need them cheap. These are the four things we sell for that job.
| What you need | What to use | From |
|---|---|---|
| Bulk articles for tiers, Web 2.0 and PBNs | AI-Powered Bulk Articles | $15 |
| Content sized and formatted for RankerX | RankerX SEO Content Packs | $5 |
| Content sized and formatted for Money Robot | Money Robot Submitter Content | $20 |
| The whole campaign built for you | Done-For-You GSA SER Projects | $15 |
Full detail on each of these is in Menterprise alternatives in 2026, below the review.
What is Menterprise?
Menterprise is a content generation suite. You give it a keyword, it pulls the pages currently ranking for that keyword out of the search results, and it rewrites them into an article. It then layers on the things a page normally needs: headings, a table of contents, images, videos, internal links, alt text and title tags.
Calling it a spinner undersells it, and calling it a writer oversells it. It sits between the two. Traditional spinners took one article you supplied and swapped words around. Menterprise sources the raw material itself, works at the paragraph and sentence level rather than word by word, and finishes with a publishing step that can push the output to blogs it creates on your own domains.

Why people bought Menterprise
Nobody bought Menterprise to write their homepage. They bought it because link building eats content faster than anyone can write it.
Run a tiered campaign and the numbers get silly quickly. A few hundred tier one properties, each needing an article. Thousands of tier two links under those. Web 2.0 accounts that need posting to regularly or they get deleted. Buying that volume from writers was never realistic, and writing it yourself was worse.
The same problem showed up elsewhere. Bloggers running twenty microblogs alongside a money site. E-commerce owners needing product descriptions for a catalogue of hundreds. Agencies filling client PBNs. In every case the content did not need to win anything, it just needed to exist, be unique, and not read like machine output.
⚙️ What Menterprise actually does
The original review listed twenty-five features. Most were variations on the same few ideas, so here is the condensed version, with the screenshots we took at the time.
It builds articles from what already ranks
This is the part that separated Menterprise from older spinners. Instead of asking you for source material, it queries Google for your keyword and pulls content from the top results. You choose how many results to draw from, and it assembles the article out of that.

Multiple keywords per article, with spintax control
You set a seed keyword plus secondary keywords, and it works all of them into the text rather than repeating one term. The spintax runs at word, sentence and paragraph level, which is why the output reads better than the word-swap spinners that came before it. You control how aggressive the spinning is.

Images and videos pulled in automatically
It searches for images and videos matching your keyword and drops them into the article. You can also feed it your own media, or point it at a site to scrape from. For anyone publishing hundreds of pages this removed a genuinely tedious step, because a wall of text on a Web 2.0 property looks exactly like what it is.

Headings get generated and inserted through the article as H4 tags. It also scrapes titles from ranking pages, spins them for use as article titles, and reuses them as image alt text. On-page basics, applied across a whole batch instead of one page at a time.

Country and language targeting
You pick which Google domain and country the source content is scraped from, out of roughly a hundred options. If you are building pages for a specific market, the raw material comes from that market’s results rather than the default US set.

Export as HTML, spintax or plain text
HTML for blogs, spintax for tools that expect it, plain text for everything else. Article length runs from 400 to 2,000 words. The spintax export is the one that mattered for link building, because it lets a submission tool generate a fresh variation for every placement.

Keyword, link and replace modules
Three small tools that do most of the practical work. The keyword module places chosen keywords a set number of times per article. The links module inserts your target URLs on the anchors you specify rather than at random. The replacer finds and swaps any word or brand name across a whole batch, which matters because you do not want technical terms and brand names getting spun.

The publisher and the redirect module
The publisher creates blogs on subdomains you own and posts the generated articles to them. The redirect module then sends any visitor who lands on those pages somewhere else, usually your money site, since the pages exist for links rather than readers.

Who Menterprise was built for
| User | What they used it for | Still makes sense in 2026? |
|---|---|---|
| Link builders | Content for tier two and tier three properties | Yes, if cost per article is the deciding factor |
| PBN owners | Filling private network sites with unique text | Partly. Readable AI content is now close in price |
| Microblog publishers | Regular posts to Tumblr, Blogspot and similar | Yes, for keeping accounts alive |
| E-commerce owners | Product descriptions at catalogue scale | No. AI writing is clearly better here |
| Money site owners | Main site content | No, and it was never a good idea |
What Menterprise did well
- Sourcing its own raw material from live search results, instead of asking you to supply an article first.
- Spinning at sentence and paragraph level, which produced output you could read without wincing.
- Handling the on-page work in bulk: headings, alt text, table of contents, internal links, media.
- Generating around thirty pages per run, when most tools of the era did one at a time.
- Going all the way to published, with the blog builder and publisher included rather than sold separately.
🚩 Where Menterprise falls short in 2026
- The output is assembled, not written. It has no first-hand experience, no opinion and nothing new to say, which is exactly what search engines now reward.
- 2,000 words is the ceiling. Plenty of jobs need more.
- No money-back guarantee, which was a fair complaint in 2021 and still is.
- The cost advantage over AI writing has largely disappeared. That was the whole argument for accepting spun text.
- Anything scraped from current top results is, by definition, already published somewhere. Uniqueness at the word level does not make an idea original.
None of that makes the tool useless. It makes it a narrower tool than it was. If you need ten thousand readable, unique pages to sit under a campaign and nobody is ever going to read them, it still works. If a human might read the page, or you want it to rank on what it says, use something else.
Menterprise pricing
Menterprise sold standard plans and dedicated plans, priced on how many words you could generate per month and how many past generations you could go back to. The screenshot below is the pricing as it stood when we reviewed the tool in 2021. We have left it here as a record rather than as current information.

Check menterprise.io for what the plans cost today. We have no way to verify current pricing and no reason to guess.
Our verdict in 2026
Our 2021 verdict said Menterprise was the best content generator available and that we would not use its output on a money site. The second half of that has aged better than the first.
It was the best of its kind because its kind was spinners, and it beat them clearly. That comparison stopped being the relevant one somewhere around 2023. The question now is not whether Menterprise spins better than other spinners, it is whether spun content is worth buying when written content costs about the same.
For the narrow job of filling thousands of pages nobody will read, Menterprise still works. For everything else, buy articles.
🎯 Menterprise alternatives in 2026
Menterprise answered a 2021 problem. You needed thousands of articles for Web 2.0 properties, PBNs and microblogs, writing them by hand was too slow, and buying them was too expensive. Spun and templated text filled the gap.
The gap has moved. AI writing now produces readable articles for roughly what spinning used to cost, so the reason to accept template output has mostly gone. The volume problem is still there, though. Anyone running an automated link building tool still needs content by the thousand at a price that works.
AI-Powered Bulk Articles
This is the closest replacement for what most people bought Menterprise to do. You give us the keywords, we deliver SEO optimised articles written by our AI-powered content system, ready to drop into your campaigns. Packs start at $15, and the cost per article falls sharply on the larger bundles.
Use it for tier one and tier two properties where the content has to read well, and for product descriptions and Web 2.0 posts. See the AI-Powered Bulk Articles packs
RankerX SEO Content Packs
Articles built to the length and format RankerX expects, so you are not reformatting anything before you import. Bundles start at $5, cheap enough to feed a campaign that burns through content quickly. See the RankerX content packs
Money Robot Submitter content
The same idea for Money Robot users. Well structured, SEO friendly articles that fit straight into your campaigns, from $20. If you are already running Money Robot Submitter, this covers the step Menterprise used to handle. See the Money Robot content packs
Done-for-you GSA SER projects
If the real problem is time rather than content, we build the whole thing. You get GSA Search Engine Ranker projects configured and ready to run, from $15. We have been working with GSA SER since December 2012, so the settings are the ones we run ourselves. See the done-for-you GSA SER projects
Content at volume, without the spin
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Get Started — From $15❓ Common questions
Is Menterprise still worth using in 2026?
It depends what you point it at. For tier two and tier three links, microblogs and filler pages, template content still does a job. For anything you want a search engine to rank on its own merit, AI written articles now cost little enough that there is no reason to settle for spun text. We stopped using it for customer work for that reason.
Does Asia Virtual Solutions still recommend Menterprise?
Not as a first choice. We reviewed it in 2021 when it was one of the few tools producing readable bulk content, and we were an affiliate at the time. That affiliate programme has closed and we earn nothing from this page now. We recommend our own AI-Powered Bulk Articles instead.
What is the best Menterprise alternative?
For most people who used Menterprise for link building content, AI written article packs are the direct replacement. They cover the same job at a similar cost and the output reads better. Our packs start at $15, with RankerX and Money Robot specific versions if you are running those tools.
Is Menterprise content safe to publish on a money site?
We would not do it, and we said the same in 2021. The output is assembled from pages that already rank, so it carries no first-hand experience and no original view. Use it for supporting properties where the page exists to hold a link, and write or buy proper articles for anything on your main site.
How much does Menterprise cost?
When we reviewed it in 2021, standard plans ran from $29 to $79 per month and dedicated plans from $149 to $590, priced on monthly word allowance. Those figures are five years old. Check menterprise.io for current pricing, because we have no way to verify it and will not guess.
Can Menterprise content get indexed by Google?
Some of it, some of the time. Indexing has always been the weak point for generated content, and it has become harder rather than easier. Pages built this way index more reliably when they sit on established domains with real links pointing at them, which is why the tool suited PBNs more than fresh microblogs.





