Delulu9 vs FetchSERP

If you’re looking for a FetchSERP alternative that works natively with Claude Code, Delulu9 is worth a close look. Both tools are MCP-first keyword research solutions, but they take different approaches.

What FetchSERP Does

FetchSERP is a full SEO toolkit with keyword research, SERP analysis, backlinks, and web scraping. It runs as a native MCP server so you can query it directly from Claude or Cursor. The scraping capabilities are solid if you need raw HTML data from competitor pages.

It uses a freemium model with pay-as-you-go pricing for heavier usage.

What Delulu9 Does Differently

Delulu9 focuses specifically on keyword discovery. It pulls suggestions from Google, Bing, and Reddit simultaneously, then categorizes each keyword by search intent (informational, commercial, transactional) and estimates difficulty.

The Reddit data source is a big differentiator. Most keyword tools ignore Reddit entirely, but Reddit threads are increasingly what AI models reference when making recommendations. If you care about GEO (generative engine optimization), this matters.

Quick Comparison

Which One to Pick

FetchSERP is the better choice if you need scraping and backlink analysis alongside keyword research. It tries to be a full SEO suite.

Delulu9 is the better choice if you want focused keyword discovery with Reddit data, intent analysis, and a predictable $12/mo price. If you’re a SaaS founder or indie dev doing content-driven SEO, Delulu9 covers the keyword research side without the complexity of a full toolkit.

For most developers searching for a FetchSERP alternative, the deciding factor is whether you need web scraping. If not, Delulu9 gives you better keyword data at a lower cost.