How SearchBlueprint works

Paste a URL, confirm what we read off your site, and get a graded SEO and AI-search audit, keyword map, and content plan.

Learn what each of the seven setup screens is asking for, where the pre-filled answer came from, and what it decides about everything built afterwards.

Learn what happens between creating your account and holding a finished strategy: Analyze, Pick Keywords, Pick AI Prompts, Keyword Map, and Your Strategy.

Learn where each surface lives in the main navigation — and the search that jumps you anywhere.

Every keyword volume, ranking, and competitor is market-specific. Learn how we suggest a market, and when to run more than one.

Want to see the product before signing up? The demo workspace is one click from the login page — real-shaped data, no account needed.

Learn what the overall grade means, why there are four discipline scores, and where to start once you have them.

Learn about the eight categories behind your grade — what each one checks, and why it matters.

Learn how to see what changed between audit runs — the insights feed, the permanent workbook rows, and grade history.

Put a website on a weekly or monthly audit cadence and get the graded report by email when each run finishes.

Learn how many pages an audit crawls, where the 200 and 500 limits come from, and how big sites resume across legs.

Three optional audits sit alongside your main report. Learn what each one actually checks, and which to run when.

The deep infrastructure audit: a health score, every check filed as To fix, Needs review or Passed, and the fix for each failure.

Learn what the Schema Markup Audit checks on your live pages, and how to use the paste-ready JSON-LD pack it hands back.

A PDF built from real phone screenshots of your key pages, with a score out of 100, prioritized fixes, and an action plan.

An AI model reads a sample of your pages together and returns a score out of 100, six section marks and a fix per finding.

A separate score out of 100 for whether AI agents can reach, read and trust your site, with a fix for each failing check.

Upload your Search Console exports and get a root-cause review of what is and isn't being indexed, with evidence.

Map every old URL to its new home in one hop, with server config generated and verified before you ship it.

Give one audit run a session cookie so it can crawl members-only pages — and learn what we do to keep that cookie safe.

Learn the difference between standard generation and score-gated Skyscraper mode, what each costs you, and when the difference is worth it.

Every page runs through the same 36 fixed checks in 6 categories. Learn what each category measures and how to move your score.

Learn what changes when you switch generation to Skyscraper — live research, a gap analysis, and revision until the draft clears the score gate.

Each website carries a knowledge base — the facts the writer must get right, saved once and applied to every article for that domain.

Learn how the writer links to your real pages, what the 1-to-6 slider does, and why the limit is enforced outside the model.

Learn when generated articles cite external sources, why blogs default to citations on and money pages to off, and how to override either.

Learn where article images come from — stock search, your own site's images, or AI generation — and how to control the sources.

Paste a keyword list — one article per line — and send the whole batch through the writing queue at once.

Learn how calendar items become researched articles — click-to-write, the nightly auto-writer, and what each status means.

The Content Refresher rewrites a live page against its current competition — keeping your facts and lifting the score.

Meta titles, descriptions, and heading structure for every page — built from your confirmed keywords, never from guesses.

Describe the page you want in one box. The score-gated pipeline briefs it, researches, drafts, and revises, then previews it as a styled page.

Turn a live page into an editable redesign with SEO copy, revise it with AI, and share it with a developer brief.

A per-page writing guide for your whole site, built from your confirmed keywords and the structure you designed.

Learn about the versioned principles behind every generated article, how quarterly drafts are researched, and why nothing activates without review.

Learn where your keyword list comes from and why to add terms your site never mentions.

Every keyword carries an intent letter and a difficulty score. Learn what I, C, T, and N mean and how to use both.

The keyword map assigns every confirmed keyword to the page best placed to rank for it — current and suggested sitemaps, side by side.

A drag-and-drop whiteboard where every page is a card of sections — with AI help for structure, gaps, and keywords.

One toggle redraws every planned page as a low-fi layout — the same plan, drawn as blocks a client can react to.

Send clients a read-only link you can expire or revoke, edit live with your team, and export the board as a PNG or brief.

Save the keywords you care about for free, then start tracking when you want their positions. Each start includes the first check and 4 refreshes.

Save a keyword on the Rankings page for free, then start tracking it when you want its position, with the price shown before you confirm.

The AI Results Tracker records whether Google's AI surfaces appear for your keywords — and whether they cite you — over time.

The audit probes Google's AI surfaces live for your top keywords. Learn what appeared, what cited you, and what a zero really means.

The audit counts mentions of your brand across the indexed web and reads their tone. Here's how — and why the searched phrase matters most.

How often AI assistants mention your site. The lookup costs about ten cents per audit, so it's off by default and tiles show sample data.

Learn how your account is organised, what each of the three roles can do, and the isolation rules behind them.

Here's every row on a project's rail, what it's for, and where its full guide lives.

See real visits, AI assistant referrals and Google search clicks for one website, from its own Google Analytics and Search Console.

Learn how the competitors tab finds real rivals, with evidence from their own sites, two adversarial checks, and flags you can override.

Learn what changed between your two latest audits — improvements, regressions, and new findings, plus the report's recommendations.

The plan tab turns audit findings into a task board — add findings as tasks, assign them, and track progress per project.

Local SEO turns your Google Business Profile gaps into tasks, and Monitor watches pages for changes between audits.

Learn what the off-page tabs do, why customers do not see them yet, and how the backlink exchange works.

Learn what the three roles — admin, member, and client — can do, and how workspace invites work.

A read-only link your client opens with no account — and how to revoke it when you're done.

Learn how client invites scope a customer to their own project only — and when a share link is the better tool.

Connect with an application password — not your account password — and publish generated articles straight to your site.

Install the SearchBlueprint plugin once, connect it in one click (or paste one Integration Key), and publish generated articles with no passwords involved.

Learn how to publish blog articles to your Shopify store with a Dev Dashboard app's Client ID and secret, and what each article carries.

Learn how to publish articles into a Webflow CMS collection with an API token and the collection ID.

Learn how to publish articles to a Wix blog with an API key and site ID — the content converts to Wix's native editor format.

Framer has no write API for arbitrary sites, so articles reach your Framer CMS through the keyed RSS feed or a webhook automation.

Learn how to publish articles to your Ghost site with its Admin API key — and the key-format traps to avoid.

Publish generated articles to your store's built-in blog with a store-level API token and your store hash.

Publish articles into your Duda site's blog with an API user and password from your Duda account, and the site name from the editor URL.

Paste one prompt into your Lovable project. Lovable builds a blog on your site and connects it to SearchBlueprint on its own.

Learn how to publish articles to a GoHighLevel blog with a private integration token, the location ID, and the target blog.

Learn how to publish articles to a Snapps site with its API key and site ID.

Learn how to commit articles as markdown into a repository — for static sites and headless blogs that build from git.

A drop-in blog for Next.js App Router sites that pulls your articles from the content API and renders them with metadata and a sitemap.

Build an endpoint that receives each published article as JSON, verify our signature, and dedupe retries so one article never becomes two posts.

Keyed RSS feeds of your published articles, for site builders and automations that consume feeds.

One DNS record gives you a hosted blog at your own domain. We render the articles, no CMS required.

Every publish is verified by fetching the public URL. Learn what each state means and what it asks of you.

Learn how daily health checks work, what the states mean, and the repair order that resolves most failures.

How the 7-day trial works, the credits it carries, why it needs no card, and what happens on day 8.

What a credit buys, what each run costs, what is free, and where your balance and receipts live.

Where your plan lives in the app, how to change it or your card, and where invoices download from.

How rate limits and credits keep usage fair, and what a 429 or an out-of-credits refusal is asking you to do.

Learn how to reset your password, what the reset link expects, and what the demo login is for.

Here's how to cancel, what happens to your access and data when you do, and how cancelling differs from deleting your account.

Here's how self-serve deletion works — what gets removed, the three guards that can block it, and the retype-to-confirm step.

Refer a customer and earn 20% of every payment they make, for life. Here's how the link, discount, activation, and payouts work.

An audit that produces no report has one of five causes. Here's how to tell which one you hit, and what to do.

Here's what to whitelist when your site's firewall blocks audits — and how the crawler behaves when it meets a bot wall.

The crawler renders browser-built pages in a real browser engine before reading them. Here's what to check when a JS site audits thin.

Big crawls checkpoint and resume automatically, so a large site can finish past the server window. Here's how it works and your levers.

When keyword research returns nothing, one of four things is true. Three are fixable — and one is real information about your market.

A publish can fail at three layers, and the fix differs by layer. Here's the diagnosis order — connection, then platform, then verification state.

Give your AI assistant SearchBlueprint tools over MCP: three public lookups with no key, plus projects, articles and audits with a content API key.

The raw JSON-RPC calls behind the MCP server: start an article, poll it, publish it, read an audit, and handle refusals.

What you can call programmatically today. The keyed /api/v1 REST API (projects, articles, generation, publishing, audits), the MCP server, keyed RSS, and the free-tool endpoints.

The JSON your endpoint receives when an article publishes — every field, both content formats, and the response we expect back.

Put a working SEO audit form on your own site — visitors run a real teaser audit, and you capture the lead.

Learn which user-agent strings SearchBlueprint uses, what each fetcher does, and how to allow or refuse them on your site.

One workspace for your team, one project per client, and a monthly rhythm that makes the eighth client the same work as the third.

Learn what each client-facing surface exposes — share links, client logins, and the strategy views — and which one to offer each client.

Put your brand on the deliverable: branded PDFs from the print flow, per-project branding, and where the white-label line sits.

Turn your agency site's visitors into named leads. They get a real teaser audit; you get their domain, email, and a warm reason to call.

What exists today (branded reports, branded client surfaces), what full white-label would add, and the honest status — to scope a pitch to reality.

42 single-purpose SEO checks that run without an account — grouped by job, with a guide for each group.

Score one page three ways — classic on-page SEO, answer-engine readiness, and a quick technical once-over — and learn what each score judges.

Check volume and difficulty, cluster a messy list, classify buying intent, and see how AI engines break a query apart — no project needed.

Check where a domain ranks, mine People Also Ask for content ideas, measure share of voice, and preview your snippet before you commit it.

Learn how to check robots.txt rules, redirect chains, sitemaps, schema, hreflang, and llms.txt — the machinery search engines and AI assistants read.

Learn what the website speed test and the mobile-friendly check measure — and which numbers are worth acting on.

See where a business ranks in the map pack across its whole service area, and generate a complete local landing page in one run.

DNS, WHOIS, domain age, subdomains, IP, hosting, and CMS detection — the reconnaissance set for any domain.

Estimate a domain's organic search traffic and find out who it's actually up against — quick market context for any pitch.

Draft a short article, rewrite a passage, or generate meta tags to length — quick writing jobs, no project needed.

Work out a conversion rate, build the ROI case, tag campaign URLs, and generate strong passwords — the small utilities around the SEO work.

Where every number comes from, what the AI does and doesn't do, and the honesty rules the product holds itself to.

Every SEO and product term the reports and guides use, defined in one place.

Where to read what shipped, how to ask for something, and what each roadmap status means.