- Where you stand, keyword by keyword
- Who beats you, and by how much
- A plan in priority order
- Ready to be quoted in AI answers?
- Content outlines you can brief
- Re-run to see what moved
- One branded report per run
Know why they outrank you.
Fix that first.
Give us your website and the searches that matter. You get one branded report: where you stand on each keyword, which pages beat you and by how much, and a short plan in the order that pays off — written for the person who has to do the work.
A sample run in the Console: a website and three keywords are entered, the price is shown, and the run's progress moves through each step until a report is ready.
Most SEO tools hand you data. You need a decision.
The difference is what you are measured against. Not a generic checklist — the pages that are winning the searches you care about, right now.
- Usually: A keyword list with search volumesHere: Where you rank for each search you care about, and exactly who is above youPositions, the pages ahead of you, and how far ahead they are.
- Usually: Generic best-practice checklistsHere: Measured against the pages that actually win your searchesYour competition sets the bar, not a template written for every site.
- Usually: Two hundred issues, all marked importantHere: A short plan, ordered by what is most likely to move youStart at the top. Each action says why it matters and how to check it worked.
- Usually: A rank dashboard to check every morningHere: One report per run. Re-run later and see what movedA dated, branded PDF you can file, forward and compare.
- Usually: Raw exports you have to interpretHere: Plain language, written for the owner of the siteNo jargon to decode before you can act on it.
- Usually: Little or nothing on AI assistantsHere: How ready your pages are to be the answer an assistant givesSearch is no longer only ten blue links. Your report covers both.
- Usually: You are on your own once the report landsHere: A consultant, when you want help doing the workOptional. Book one from the report or from this page.
Watch the gap close.
Every dot is a page competing for one of your searches. The pages that win sit together. Your report shows where you are, what separates you from them, and the few changes most likely to move you closer — in the order to make them.
- Answer the question in the first linesThe pages that win say it early. Yours said it in paragraph six.
- Cover the sub-topics searchers expectThree questions every leading page answers were missing.
- Give the page a scannable structureA comparison table and clear headings, like the pages above you.
- Make trust visibleAuthor, sources and an updated date, where readers look for them.
Three steps. The first takes two minutes.
Tell us your site and your searches
A website and the handful of keywords that bring you business. The run shows its credit cost before it starts.
We measure you against the pages that win
Your pages and the pages ranking above you are assessed side by side, on the same traits, for every keyword.
Read the report. Act. Re-run.
One branded PDF with a prioritised plan. Make the changes — yourself, with your team, or with a consultant — then re-run to see what moved.
Search visibility reporttrailheadgear.example · example reportPDFOne report per run. Written for you, not for an analyst.
A single branded PDF you can read in one sitting, forward to your team, or hand to whoever builds your site.
- Where you stand
- Your position for every keyword, and the pages that outrank you on each one.
- Who beats you, and by how much
- The measurable page traits where the leaders are ahead of you, shown side by side.
- A prioritised action plan
- What to change, in what order, written in plain language, with how to tell it worked.
- AI-answer readiness
- Whether assistants can find, trust and quote your pages — and what would help.
- Content outlines
- Section-by-section outlines for the pages worth writing or rewriting, ready to brief.
- Movement over time
- Run again after your changes. Each report is dated, so progress is easy to show.
Ask the copilot. Or drive the console.
Chat with the copilot about your report — what to do first, what a change is worth, what to write next. Or set up runs yourself in the console. Same runs, same credits, same reports.
Say what you want in a sentence. The copilot plans the run, starts it and walks you through the report.
That needs the current positions and the pages that beat them, then a side-by-side look at how those pages differ. Starting with a ranking snapshot for the exact phrase.
Position 9. The three pages above it share an answer-first opening and a comparison table; theirs has neither. Comparing all fourteen pages side by side next.
Illustrative interface with sample data.
Got your report but need help implementing it?
Want an expert to implement this plan for you? Our SEO consultants can take it from here.
- Starts from your report, not a fresh audit
- Scoped to the actions at the top of your plan
- No obligation: tell us what you need, we reply with a proposal
Already a customer? You can also ask from any finished report in your workspace — we will see which report it is about.
Pay per run, in credits
Every run shows its cost before it starts. Plans include a monthly allowance; unused credits roll over for 30 days.
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Prices shown are the current plan list, read live from our price book. A run’s exact cost depends on the keywords you give it and is shown before you start it.
Start with one website and three keywords.
Your first report shows where you stand and what to do first. If you want a hand after that, a consultant is one message away.