Audits the whole site
Crawls every page each week for the things that quietly cost you: broken links, slow pages, missing titles, thin pages, pages Google cannot reach.
AI SEO · done for you
One AI agent does the work end to end: finds what is wrong, fixes it on your site, writes the pages you are missing and reports what changed. No new tools to learn and nobody new to hire. Nothing goes live until you have read it.

Most SEO tools hand you a list of problems. This one works the list.
Crawls every page each week for the things that quietly cost you: broken links, slow pages, missing titles, thin pages, pages Google cannot reach.
Titles, descriptions, headings, image text, internal links, redirects and markup. The changes are made on your site, not emailed to you as homework.
Service pages, city pages and answers to the questions your customers type. Drafted from your real prices, area and wording. You read every one first.
Hours, services, photos, posts and review replies. For a local company this is often where the call actually starts.
People now ask ChatGPT and Google's AI who to hire. It makes your facts easy for those systems to read and quote: who you are, what you do, where, for how much.
Once a month: what changed, what it did, and what Google Search Console says happened. The numbers are Google's, not ours.
Most small companies do not have an SEO problem. They have a nobody-is-doing-it problem.
The audit gets bought, the PDF gets read once, and the forty fixes in it never get made, because everyone who could make them is on a job.
So this is not another report. It is ONE AGENT that does the forty fixes, then the next forty, and shows you each one before it ships.
What you sell, where, and who you want calling. About twenty minutes. If SEO is not where your money is leaking, you hear that instead.
You get the full list of what is wrong and what it would do about it, in plain English, before you pay for anything.
Based on the size of the site and how much there is to fix. Month to month, no contract.
Access to your site, Search Console and Business Profile. Fixes ship weekly. Anything customer-facing waits for your approval.
What changed and what Google's own numbers show. If it is not earning its keep, you cancel at the end of the month and keep every page it wrote.
Nobody controls Google, and anyone who promises page one is guessing or lying. What is promised is the work: every week, visible, approved by you.
No link farms, no private blog networks, no spun articles. Those work until the day they get a site penalised.
It never publishes a page, a post or a review reply over your objection. It never invents a price, a service or a review.
The pages, the fixes and the accounts are yours. If you leave, everything stays where it is.
No. It works inside what you already have: your website, Google Search Console and your Google Business Profile. You get an email when something needs your approval and a report once a month.
The fixes are visible the first week, because you can see them on the site. What Google does with them is on Google's schedule, and it is usually measured in months, not days. The monthly report shows you Google's own numbers either way.
Usually not. WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, Webflow and hand-coded sites are all workable. If the site is the problem, you will be told, with the reason.
It is drafted from your own prices, service area and the way you talk, and you read it before it goes up. If it does not sound like you, it gets rewritten, same day.
It depends on the size of the site and how much there is to fix, so it is quoted after one conversation and the free first audit. The price is in writing before anything starts, month to month.
The first audit costs nothing to read. If the list is short, you will be told to keep your money.