Rankings measured in three places
One service for Google, another for Yandex, a manual check in an incognito window — and three different numbers for the very same query.
An SEO toolkit instead of six browser tabs
Rankings in Google, Yandex and Bing for the region you actually sell in, keyword work, a technical audit and raw SERP data live in one project. Client reports come out under your brand and exports have no row limit.
Why SEO work spreads across five services
Technical faults surface too late
A page left on noindex or a broken sitemap gets noticed once traffic has already dropped and the client is the one asking about it.
The report takes longer than the fix
Exports from four panels, a spreadsheet merge, visibility recalculated by hand — all of it aimed at a deadline rather than at the site.
Three steps from a domain to the first fixes
Create a project, set the domain
The project holds the domain, keywords, competitors and the tracking settings: search engine, region and the period rankings are read for.
Build the keyword set
Add queries by hand or expand them: search suggestions, volume checks and clustering into the groups you actually work with.
Track, then fix what shows up
From there it is regular rank pulls, a technical audit across seven areas and a report the client receives under your own brand.
What the SEO module covers
Rankings in three search engines
Google, Yandex and Bing with a region selector: visibility, average and median position, and the share of top results over the period.
Keyword work on one screen
Query expansion, search suggestions, volume checks and clustering — without moving lists back and forth between services.
Technical audit and indexing
Checks across seven areas — meta tags, content, technical, security, mobile, accessibility and social — plus indexing status and sitemap analysis.
The whole SERP, not one position
Organic top 100, People Also Ask, the local pack, ads and shopping results, SERP screenshots and a snippet collection.
Competitors and algorithm updates
Visibility next to your competitors, a radar for on-site changes and an update meter that flags turbulence in the results.
Reports and exports
Reports in your branding, guest access for the team and the client, unlimited export, plus Looker Studio, Google Sheets and API.
In numbers
- 3
- search engines rankings are read from: Google, Yandex, Bing
- 100
- organic results captured in one SERP snapshot
- 7
- areas covered by the technical site audit
Questions about the SEO module
Which search engines can I track?
Google, Yandex and Bing. The engine and the region are picked in the project filters, so the same keyword list is read separately per engine and compared over the period you select.
Can I run several websites at once?
Yes. Each site is its own project with its own domain, keyword list, competitors and tracking settings. Switching between projects does not reset the ranking history, so older data stays where it was.
Do I need Google Search Console access?
Not for rank tracking — positions are read from the search results. Search Console, GA4, Yandex Metrica and Webmaster connect separately and add click, impression and indexing data on top.
Is there an API and a data export?
Yes. The module exposes a SerpApi-compatible raw endpoint for unprocessed SERP data, report export without a row limit, and delivery into Looker Studio and Google Sheets.
Can the client get the report under my brand?
Yes. Reports are generated with your branding, and guest access opens exactly one project to a client or a colleague without handing over your own login. Every other project stays closed to them.
Put SEO back into one project
Domain, keywords and the first rank pull are set up in a single sitting — after that the data accumulates on its own.