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One platform, from research to reporting

We built this to run our own campaigns, then opened it up. It is the same software our team uses every day — not a cut-down version of it.

49+ Tools, open on every plan
Top 100 Search depth on every check
25 Steps in the full site audit
Daily Rank checks, automatically

Rank tracking that reads the actual results page

Not an estimate, not a sample. We read Google's results until we find your URL, then record where it was, what the page said, and what the whole result set looked like at that moment.

  • Top 100, not top 10. A keyword sitting at 63 is a real data point, not a blank.
  • City and state level. Track a term as it appears in Beirut, or Chicago, or a specific US state — not just "in this country".
  • Competitors come free. The same scan that finds your position records your competitors' positions too, at no extra cost.
  • Full history, permanently. Every check is kept with the raw result behind it, so you can go back and ask what actually happened in March.
  • Google's own numbers alongside. Search Console clicks, impressions and average position sit in the next column.
How rank tracking works
Rank tracking

One audit that spans every tool

Point it at a domain and it runs 25 steps end to end — technical crawl, visibility, competition, backlinks, indexation, opportunities — then scores what it found and tells you what to fix first.

  • Every finding names names. Not "you have broken links" but which links, on which pages.
  • A score you can argue with. 0–100, with the deduction for each issue shown, so the number is explainable rather than magic.
  • It never gives up halfway. A step that fails is recorded as failed and the run continues — you always get a report.
  • Markdown export for developers. Download the findings in a format you can hand to a developer or a coding assistant, with code-fixable issues separated from strategy.
  • Keywords imported automatically. The audit finds what you already rank for and starts tracking the best of it, with history.
Inside the site audit
Site audit

Six families, 49 tools

Grouped the same way they are grouped inside the dashboard, so what you read here is what you will find when you log in.

Rank Tracking · 7 tools

Know where you rank, every day, in the exact place your customers are searching.

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Technical SEO · 14 tools

Find what is quietly stopping Google from crawling, understanding and indexing your site.

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Keyword Research · 10 tools

Decide what to target before you spend a month writing for it.

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Domain Analytics · 6 tools

Size up any domain — yours or a competitor's — in a single screen.

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Backlinks · 5 tools

See who links to you, judge whether that is good news, and act on it.

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Workflow & Reporting · 7 tools

Get told when something changes, and hand clients a report without building one.

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Built to be worked in, not just looked at

A dashboard nobody opens is worth nothing. These are the parts that bring you back to it.

Alerts that reach you

Six rule types — ranking drops and gains, lost rankings, HTTP errors, traffic falls and a low balance — delivered to Slack, Discord, Telegram, email or your own webhook. Repeated problems are deduplicated so you get one alert, not a hundred.

Reports that send themselves

Pick the sections, pick the recipients, pick daily, weekly or monthly. The report is assembled and emailed without you opening anything. On the Agency plan they go out under your own branding.

Tasks against projects

Audit findings are only useful if someone does them. Per-project to-do lists keep the work attached to the site it belongs to.

An API for the rest

7 read endpoints behind bearer-token auth, so your rankings can appear in whatever dashboard your team already lives in.

API reference →

Scoped access for teams

Invite people and assign exactly which projects they can see. A client can be given their own site and nothing else.

A ledger, not a black box

Every credit charged is a line item with a reason and a running balance. You can reconcile a month to the credit.

How credits work →

What it does not do

Worth saying plainly, because a few of these get promised elsewhere in ways that are not quite true.

  • It cannot submit a disavow file for you. Google has no API for the disavow tool — nobody's software can submit one. We build the list and export it in Google's exact format; you upload it once, by hand.
  • Reports are HTML, not PDF. They open in any email client and print to PDF from the browser. There is no native PDF renderer yet.
  • Indexing submission is best-effort for Google. IndexNow reaches Bing, Yandex, Seznam and Naver properly. Google's Indexing API is officially limited to job postings and broadcast events, so treat it as a bonus.
  • Competitor capture has a limit. Competitor positions are read from the pages we scan to find you. If you rank at number 3, we have only looked at page one, so we only know about competitors on page one.

We would rather you knew this now than found out in month two.

See where you actually rank

Plans start at $399 a month with no contract. Or send us a domain first and we will run the full audit for free and walk you through what it found.

Questions about SEO platforms

What an SEO platform should measure, and what no software can do for you.

What is an SEO platform?

An SEO platform is software that combines rank tracking, technical auditing, keyword research, competitor analysis and backlink data in one place, so the same numbers drive every decision. The alternative — a spreadsheet stitched together from five separate tools — is where most reporting errors come from.

What should an SEO tool actually measure?

Positions to a real depth with the URL that ranked, first-party Search Console data alongside it, technical issues tied to specific pages, the keywords competitors hold that you do not, and your backlink profile including anything toxic. Anything that cannot be traced back to a specific URL is difficult to act on.

Is Google Search Console enough on its own?

Search Console is essential and free, but it only reports averages for queries you already rank for, with no competitor data and no technical crawl. It tells you what happened; it does not tell you where you stand today in a specific city, who took your traffic, or which page is blocking the rest.

Can an SEO tool submit a disavow file to Google?

No, and any tool claiming otherwise is wrong. Google publishes no API for the disavow tool, so no software can submit one on your behalf. What good software does is build the list as you flag toxic domains and export it in Google's exact upload format for you to upload once, by hand.
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