Inlinks is an entity SEO tool that handles topic planning, internal linking, schema markup, and content optimization. It uses its own knowledge graph to read the entities in your content, then communicates them to Google with automated schema markup added through one line of code. An entity-based audit finds missing internal link opportunities and can insert contextual links in body text. A free plan is available, Freelancer starts at US$49 per month, Agency starts at $196 per month, and Enterprise covers 100,000 or more URLs with custom terms.
The product is built for SEO professionals, content strategists, and agencies, and the company cites over 23,000 users. Technical SEOs value the entity and semantic search focus, content teams use briefs to see what to write and how, and site owners who lack developer time can push page updates through the JavaScript integration. Agencies handling several clients can scale internal linking across large sites instead of inserting links by hand, and enterprises with very large URL counts can negotiate their own plan.
Typical workflows start with the Topic Planner, which clusters concepts on your site into logical topics and flags gaps, so you know whether to create a new pillar page, add supporting content, or improve an existing one. Content briefs and audits then include topic maps, heading analysis, entities, a Flesch reading score, and suggested structures based on competitor pages. Links can be managed from the dashboard or exported for manual insertion, and anchor text stays varied and relevant. An AI Content Writing Assistant can draft content at no extra cost, and users report ranking gains after applying the recommendations.
