A 30+ check audit, ranked by priority
The checks are run by code following fixed rules, not a neural network: the same site always gets the same result, and every finding can be re-verified. Scoring tells you what to fix first and why.
Tools in one dashboard, grouped by the job you're doing: find the problems → fix them → track the movement → report on it. You can start with just one — the audit.
This is not another database with charts on top. It's a working loop: the audit isn't the end of the job, it's the start — findings turn into priorities, discipline-specific tasks, briefs and articles, and the movement after each fix shows up in rankings and reports. One dashboard instead of four tools and a spreadsheet.
To be upfront about the limits: we don't do a backlink index or link building — there are other tools for that. We focus on what you can verify and fix on your side of the site: technical health, content, snippets.
For the marketer who just inherited SEO and the owner who wants to check up on an agency. Start here: diagnosis first, action second.
The checks are run by code following fixed rules, not a neural network: the same site always gets the same result, and every finding can be re-verified. Scoring tells you what to fix first and why.
How fast pages load, how quickly they respond to clicks, and whether the layout jumps around — the LCP, INP and CLS metrics from the Chrome UX Report. When there isn't enough real-user data for your site yet, lab measurements from PageSpeed are used instead.
A Lighthouse breakdown split by discipline: what goes to the designer, what to the frontend and what to the backend developer. Ready-made tasks instead of translating tech-speak — and a one-click work request right from the report.
Indexing status monitoring: which pages are in Google's index, which fell out, and why. You find out before you'd spot it in your analytics. Requires a connected Google Search Console.
The cannibalization detector spots queries where several of your pages fight for the same result — based on your own Search Console data, not guesswork.
The top 10 for a query: your position and the competitors ranking above you — so you know exactly who to fight and for what.
An automated check against common data-protection requirements — GDPR plus Russian rules (152-FZ, RKN) — kept as its own block, never mixed into your SEO score. It helps you spot risks, but it doesn't replace a lawyer.
The crawler visits your site on its own: it respects robots.txt, throttles its own requests, and works with any CMS — from WordPress to fully custom builds.
For whoever owns the blog and the landing pages — an in-house marketer or an owner without an editorial team. The diagnosis is done, but "what do we publish and change" is still open.
A content brief is the plan for an article: structure, length, subtopics, reader questions. The platform builds it from the pages already ranking on Google for your query — not from an AI's imagination.
The article is written from the brief before your eyes and immediately scored by the same SEO analyzer that audits your site. You see the weak spots before publishing, not after.
Rewrites of your page titles and meta descriptions, informed by your real queries and search results. The cheapest traffic is the traffic you're already almost getting.
Suggestions for a seed query with search volume, competition and CPC — data from a licensed SERP provider, no grey-area scraping.
A keyword plan becomes a publishing plan: which articles to write, in what order, targeting which queries — without the spreadsheet gymnastics.
The platform maps your site’s internal links and suggests where to link from and to — anchor text included. Existing pages start passing authority to new ones.
Monitoring based on your Search Console data flags pages that are losing impressions and clicks and suggests what to refresh while the rankings can still be saved.
Ready-made JSON-LD for each page type — following Google's current rules, with no deprecated markup types.
Share a finished article or roundup via a public link, or export it as Markdown for your CMS. You do the publishing — the platform posts nothing without you.
Nobody can guarantee anything from Google. But a text's usefulness can be checked before it goes live — so every text goes through the same repeatable pipeline.
Structure, length and subtopics come from the pages already ranking for the query — not from generic assumptions.
The text is written against real queries and competitor structure — not just "about the topic".
The draft is checked by the same analyzer that audits websites: structure, length, query fit, readability.
A human always has the final say — the platform publishes nothing without you.
You can hand technical findings to our specialists: 2 hours of work per month are already included in the Scale plan, with extra hours available as prepaid packs.
For the marketer who reports on Friday, the freelancer juggling a dozen projects — and the owner who wants to see what they're paying for.
A weekly snapshot of your project's Google rankings for its target queries. The trend lives on a chart — not in your memory or an incognito tab.
The platform finds pages with impressions but few clicks and helps you test a new title: a before/after measurement on your own Search Console data.
Connect your account to see real queries, impressions and CTR. The platform automatically finds pages that show up in search but underperform on clicks.
The scan diff compares two audits and shows what appeared, what got fixed and what broke. Useful after a release — and after a contractor.
An email when something important changes: a score drop, Core Web Vitals, rankings or CTR slipping. Plus a weekly summary of what matters, so SEO never slips out of sight.
Automated news roundups for your topic, deduplicated, with AI summaries that cite their sources. Material for newsletters and social — without an hour of feed-reading.
First and foremost for SEO freelancers and micro-agencies — the client asks "what got done?" and building the report by hand eats half a day. For an owner, the same report shows what your contractor is actually doing.
The public report opens from a link — no login of yours, no exports, no spreadsheets. Your client or your boss checks the progress themselves, any time.
Run every client site from one dashboard, with no separate fee per site. The number of projects depends on your plan — the limits are listed on the pricing page.
AI operations are paid for with tokens — prepaid units: paid plans include a monthly grant, and you can top up with packs. Every operation shows its price before you launch it, and the full spend history is there: what ran, when, and what it cost.
Free is forever, not a trial: the audit and diagnostics need no card. Content tools and rank tracking come with the Grow plan.