Try Auto Focus Keyword Pro
The free version fills the focus keyword field across your posts and pages, on demand. Pro removes the two limits that matter on a real site: it covers more content types, and it keeps working without you.
What Pro unlocks
- Continuous auto sync. Focus keywords are assigned when content is created or updated, instead of only when you click SYNC.
- WooCommerce products. Full product catalogue coverage.
- Custom post types. Any registered post type, not just posts and pages.
- Per-content control. A metabox to manage keyword assignment page by page.
Everything in the free version is included: manual FETCH and SYNC, the page blacklist, and the activity log.
Who actually needs it
A WooCommerce store. This is the clearest case. Products are where automatic keyword assignment is at its strongest, because a product name is specific by nature and it is what customers search. Product coverage is Pro only, so on a catalogue the free version cannot reach the content that benefits most.
A site that publishes regularly. If new posts appear weekly, manual sync becomes a recurring chore you will eventually forget. Continuous sync is the difference between a one-time cleanup and a system that stays true.
An agency. Per-content control and custom post types matter once you are running this across client sites with varied content structures.
Who does not need it yet. A finished site of posts and pages that rarely changes. Run the free version once, review the result, and you have most of the value. Buy when the limit actually bites.
How the trial works
The trial is a 7-day paid trial managed by Freemius, the payment platform used for both plugins. Payment details are required at checkout, and the exact terms, currency and site tier are shown there before you confirm.
Pro is US$99.98 per year for a single site, renewing at US$94.98 per year. A lifetime licence is also offered at checkout, along with other site tiers and currencies. Full breakdown on the pricing page.
Get more out of the trial
Seven days is enough to answer a real question, if you decide the question first.
- Measure before you change anything. Run FETCH without SYNC. The count of items with no focus keyword is your coverage gap, and it costs nothing to produce.
- Turn on the content types you are paying for. Products and custom post types are the point of the upgrade; a trial spent only on posts and pages tests the free version.
- Enable continuous sync early, then publish something. Watching it populate without intervention is the behaviour you are actually buying.
- Check the quality, not just the coverage. Review twenty product or page titles as keyword targets. If most are good, the automation is doing real work. If most need editing, you have learned something more useful than any feature list.
Not ready for Pro?
Download the free version and run your first FETCH and SYNC on posts and pages. It is free with no account and no time limit, and it answers the main question, which is whether title-derived keywords are good enough on your content.
Upgrade when you need product coverage or continuous sync, not before.
Read next
- Auto Focus Keyword documentation — how it works
- Best practices — the hybrid automatic and manual strategy
- Pricing — free and Pro, side by side
- Quick Start — the full setup path