30 features. One subscription.

We crawl your site and grade you against 28 ranking signals: title and H1 quality, meta descriptions, schema markup, page speed, mobile readiness, FAQ structure, local-business signals (city in title, address, phone, maps embed, directory links, qualifications), AI-search readiness (llms.txt, AI-bot access), social cards, HTTPS, indexability, image alt text. You see exactly what is broken and what it is costing you in rankings — before you pay a penny.

We query the AI search platforms with the questions your customers actually ask ("best plumber in Bristol", "emergency dentist near me") and grade where — or whether — your business appears. You get a tracked AI Visibility score, the queries you are winning, the queries you are invisible on, and the recommendations that move the needle.

We pull the SERP for your money keywords, identify your three closest competitors, and audit them against the same 28 signals. You get a side-by-side gap report — every signal where they are winning and you are losing — and a domain-summary view of their backlinks and authority. No more guessing why they outrank you.

On the 1st of every month at 02:00 UK we run the complete loop: refresh your keyword targets, regenerate your topic map, write your articles, build your service-area pages, refresh the geogrid, push everything to your website, schedule social posts, post to your Google Business Profile, and email you a one-page summary. You wake up to a month of SEO, done.

We pull keyword volumes and competition data from DataForSEO, then score every term by volume divided by competition squared. Low-competition pockets in your area (boiler repair Salford beats boiler repair Manchester for a small firm) bubble to the top. Ranking #1 in five small searches beats ranking #15 in one big one.

Set your max keyword difficulty anywhere from 10 to 80. We re-rank your active 15 targets locally — no extra API cost, no waiting. Bolder if you have authority, gentler if you are starting out.

We do not just give you 15 keywords — we give you 30, with the dormant 15 sorted by opportunity and ready to swap in. Click "Replace" on any keyword and pick from the alternatives, or type your own. The dormant pool means you are never stuck with the algorithm’s first guess.

For every keyword you pick, we generate a pillar topic and a cluster map of supporting articles. You see the whole content architecture as an interactive map — pillars in the centre, clusters fanning out, coverage rings showing what is done and what is left. Click any node to read it, explore article ideas around it, or commission writing.

Before we write, we pull the top 3 SERP results for your topic, extract the People Also Ask questions, mine 15 LSI keywords from the top results, and detect when a query is dominated by Reddit, YouTube or directories (so we steer you off losing ground). The articles we write include the exact PAA questions as an FAQ block — the same questions Google has already promoted.

We capture your voice once during onboarding: a writing sample, three tone chips, a humour archetype, and any URLs to pages you wish you sounded like. Claude distils that into a voice profile and uses it on every future article. After your first piece you give a thumbs up or down — thumbs down re-distils. The result reads like you, not like a robot.

Every article opens in an editorial editor: contentEditable title, lifecycle-grouped lists (Drafts → Scheduled → Published), one-click "Schedule for next slot", category picker pulled live from your WordPress, full UK timezone handling (BST/GMT). Approve and it publishes. Decline and we replace it.

We thread the People-Also-Ask questions into a proper FAQ section and emit FAQPage JSON-LD automatically. Eligible for Google’s FAQ rich results — no plugin, no copy-paste.

Pick your services. Add your locations. We build a matrix grid where every cell shows the keyword volume × competition opportunity score for that service-in-that-town. Click any cell and we write a full landing page — voice-matched, locally relevant, with E-E-A-T trust signals — and push it to your site. A 5-service × 4-town shop is 20 ranking pages most agencies would charge £8,000 to build.

Each additional location is a Stripe add-on: £97/month buys you that location plus 2 more articles and 2 more pages monthly. Cancel a location, the add-on drops with it. No long-form re-onboarding — just a postcode and a name.

Click a draft → click a date. We compute the next free 9am UK slot, dodge days already booked, and lock it in. Quotas of 1–4 articles a month do not justify drag-and-drop complexity — and they break on mobile. Two-click scheduling is faster anyway.

Application-password connection in two minutes. One toggle and articles go live as drafts or scheduled posts; matrix pages go live as Pages. Category pickers, slug previews, scheduled UK time — all handled.

Native API integrations for Wix Site Content, Shopify Pages, and Webflow CMS Collections. Connect your store with one OAuth click. We even pick the right Webflow collection field and persist your choice.

For platforms we do not natively integrate with, every approved page renders as a standalone HTML file with title, description, canonical and OG tags, and lands in your inbox via Resend. Paste, publish, done.

Every WordPress publish fires IndexNow automatically. Search engines crawl new content faster — sometimes the same day instead of the same week.

Each new article auto-generates a social draft per platform via Claude, then pushes them to your connected Buffer queue. Schedule once, share everywhere.

Drop our 3KB pixel into your <head>. From that moment, every SEO fix we identify — title tweak, meta description rewrite, canonical correction, OG tags, Twitter cards, JSON-LD schema — is applied to your live site without anyone touching code. We verify it overnight, beacon back when fixes go live, and rate-limit telemetry so abuse is impossible. Remove the pixel, the fixes vanish.

Missing meta description? We write one. Title too long? We rewrite. No canonical? We add one. No FAQ schema? We generate it. No local-business JSON-LD? We build it from your audit data. You approve the fix wizard once and the pixel handles the rest.

On day one we scan 80+ UK directories (Yell, Thomson Local, Bark, Checkatrade, FreeIndex, Trustpilot, Google Business, Bing Places, industry-specific lists for solicitors, dentists, plumbers and more). You see which you are listed on, which you are missing, and which are highest priority — sorted by domain authority and local relevance.

We scan a 7×7 grid of search points around your business and plot your local pack position at each one. You see the heatmap: green where you are top 3, amber where you are 4–10, red where you are invisible. Re-runs monthly so you can watch the green spread.

Connect your GBP once. Every month we generate a fresh local-relevant GBP post (Claude-written, with your USPs and a CTA), publish it on your behalf, and poll for new reviews so the dashboard always knows your latest review count and rating.

Every Monday we check your position for each of your active keywords and chart the trend. You see the keywords climbing, the keywords stalling, and the ones to swap.

Cream-paper background, Georgia serif headlines, restrained colour palette, single-line items where possible. Every page has one obvious primary action. No dashboard fatigue. No "where do I click" moments.

The Overview page hero is a Claude-written paragraph that summarises your wins, your fixes, your next moves. No charts to interpret. No reports to read. Just plain English.

Cached DataForSEO calls (48h for keywords, 30d for competitor SERPs), Anthropic prompt caching, customer-level cooldowns (1h between keyword regens, 24h between site audits), IP rate limits on the free audit, email-verification gate, sha256-hashed identifiers throughout. Costs stay flat as you grow.

Every prompt enforces UK English ("optimise" not "optimize"), UK date formats, postcodes in real format, prices in £ with comma thousands, and trust signals that cite plausible UK regulators (Gas Safe, NICEIC, FENSA, RICS, SRA, ICAEW, FMB, TrustMark) — never American ones.