Michał Suski named several companies in the context of Surfer's integration attempts. SEMrush was described by Suski as a large SEO company with which Surfer pursued an integration that ultimately failed due to misaligned goals and legal terms Surfer could not accept. Suski noted that SEMrush wanted to add another SEO tool to its platform while Surfer wanted the integration to be meaningful for its users. These characterizations are Suski's account and are not confirmed by SEMrush.
Jasper was described as Surfer's most successful integration partner. Suski said Jasper costs a similar amount to Surfer and that Jasper is a leading tool in its category. These figures are Suski's characterization of a partner company, not Jasper-confirmed data. Writesonic was described by Suski as a cheaper alternative to Jasper in the AI writing category, and Suski said the pricing mismatch between Writesonic's lower-priced customers and Surfer's subscription cost led to trial signups with no conversion, causing that integration to fail. Writer Access was also named as an early integration attempt that failed because its audience was not willing to purchase Surfer.