About SearchBlueprint
We turn your site's data into a list of what to fix first
SearchBlueprint reads your site, your competitors and what your customers search for, and turns it into one list of work, in order. Here's where the data comes from and how we check it.
How your plan is checked
- Search data pulled from DataForSEO when your plan runs
- Every finding ranked by impact
- Every article scored on 40 checks before it can publish
- Drafts by default, autopilot only where you switch it on
- The playbook re-checked every quarter, signed off by a person
A plan in order of impact, not a 200-row list
Most audit tools stop at the list. Your plan puts every finding in order and says what to change, on which page, and why. You start at item one.
- Each search assigned to one page on your site, so two pages don't compete for it
- Where you show up on Google, and whether Google's AI Overviews cite you, in the same plan
We run it on our own sites first
The day searchblueprint.io went live, we pointed the audit at it. It gave us a C. Four fixes later, the same afternoon, it gave us a B.
- searchblueprint.io went from C (78/100) to B (85/100) after four fixes on July 11, 2026
- Three days later we ran the free instant check on 8 sites we run, and fixed three of them to 100 that night
Where the data comes from
Search volumes, rankings and competitors come from DataForSEO, pulled when your plan runs. The AI that reads them runs on Anthropic's Claude and other models. The volumes and rankings in your plan are DataForSEO's figures.
The playbook changes when Google does, and a person signs it off
Every article follows one playbook, and it's reviewed against what Google actually changed.
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Every quarter
A research pass looks for confirmed Google changes: core updates, spam updates, rewritten documentation, AI Overviews behaviour.
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Only if Google moved
A quiet quarter changes nothing. Real findings become a proposed change, with every source attached.
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A person reads it
Nothing applies itself. One of us reads the exact change and approves or rejects it.
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Live on your next article
The approved version applies the next time anything is written. There's nothing for you to install.
You decide what goes live, site by site
By default, a connected site gets each article as a draft, so nothing reaches your readers until you publish it. Switch on autopilot for a site and its articles go live on their calendar date. Either way, every article is scored on 40 checks before it can publish.
The questions everyone asks before trusting an SEO tool
Is my first plan really free?
Yes. Your first plan is free with no card, and you keep it whether or not you pay.
Will AI content hurt my rankings?
Every article is scored on 40 checks before it can publish, and by default it reaches your site as a draft, so nothing goes live until you say so.
Who owns the content, reports and data?
You do. The audit reads only what search engines already see. If you cancel, the articles on your site and the reports you exported stay yours.
Where can I see it working?
The case study shows the audit we ran on our own site, with every number from the two reports. The sample report shows what a full report looks like.
See your own site's plan before you pay anyone for SEO
- Free first plan
- No credit card
- Keep your plan