I have it. I was lucky to get in at the very beginning when it was a one-time purchase. Now it is a monthly subscription.
It is an "automation" tool along the lines of SENuke and others. It does not have the scheduling functionality of SENuke and not quite all the other features. But, on the up side, it is much simpler to use.
I have, and use, both programs. I think, especially for the average person, SEOLR is a better option. SEN has a steep learning curve and there is not a lot of good training/instruction available.
SEOLR is easier to understand and handle a piece at a time. And, although it is also monthly now, it is significantly cheaper than SEN.
As with any of these programs, I would advise against using a cracked version. The authors are constantly updating the software because the sites that the programs use are constantly changing. You should think of SEOLR (or SEN) as a "tool" that saves you time (and thus money) not as an expense (to try to avoid paying). If, by using it, you cannot make the $50/mth that it costs, you should not be doing what you are doing anyway.