Rank tracking that tells you what changed
Track each brand's keywords, keep their history and cross-check it against Search Console. Instead of opening a dashboard to see whether anything moved, you ask Claude and it tells you.
History per keyword and per brand
Every keyword keeps its series of positions, so the useful question — is this a drop or noise? — is answered by looking at the month, not the day.
Cross-checked with Search Console
The average position Google reports and the one tracking measures say different things. Having both in one place is what surfaces real openings: keywords sitting at position 8 with high impressions and no clicks.
Competitor tracking
Alongside your own, you can follow each client's competitors month by month and see who is taking the ground you lose.
Asked, not consulted
"Which keywords did this brand lose this week?" returns the list with the before and after positions. That is the difference between reviewing a dashboard and being told.
Tracking only works if someone looks at it
Every agency has a rank tracker configured. Almost none open it between reports, because scanning a hundred keywords to see whether one moved is exactly the kind of task that gets postponed.
Once that review becomes a plain-language question you ask in ten seconds, it stops being postponed. That is where tracking starts earning what it costs.
Volume and plans
The SEO module is included from the Basic plan up, with 25 keywords and 5 searches a month; Growth includes 100 keywords and 20 searches, and Pro 250 and 50.
If a portfolio needs more volume, you extend it with keyword and search packs without changing plan.
Frequently asked questions
Hear about drops when they happen, not in the report
Create your free account and start tracking your first brand's keywords.
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