No content-ops team required
The checks run against your CSV or page matrix directly, not against a CMS integration you have to set up first.
For independent operators
Serious pSEO QA for solo operators
Import a page plan, catch weak rows, and export page-level decisions in your browser. No content-ops team or CMS setup required.
Built for a lean SEO stack
No black-box score
Every measured row gets Ready, Review, or Blocked with a specific reason, so you can act without a data team interpreting a score.
Runs in the browser
There is nothing to install or wire up before the first audit, and the imported page plan stays in the browser.
How it works
- 01 — Drop in a plan
Import the source rows
Use a CSV or page matrix with the same source fields you would give a page generator.
- 02 — Run the audit
Check structure and content risk
Measure declared target overlap, near-duplicate content, missing metadata, and other covered risks.
- 03 — Read the decisions
Work from reasons
Every row ends at Ready, Review, or Blocked, with unmeasured checks kept explicit.
- 04 — Export and ship
Take the result with you
Export the findings into the workflow you already use to generate and publish pages.
Outcome
- A quality gate that fits a one-person workflow.
- No purchase of a large content suite just to check your own page plan.
- The same explainable, page-level findings a larger team can use.
Available now / Roadmap
Browser-based pSEO Audit
Available nowAudit up to 5,000 imported rows without sending the page plan to a server.
Page Matrix and CSV export
Available nowKeep source rows, rendered fields, decisions, and findings together.
WordPress publishing
Available nowMove an approved batch into controlled WordPress publishing runs.
Search Console monitoring
RoadmapConnect search outcomes back to the page set that shipped.
Use cases
Apply the gate to a real page family
Location pages
Plan location-led page families without turning every city and service combination into a URL.
Explore the use case →Comparison pagesBuild comparison inventories around defensible differences instead of swapped product names.
Explore the use case →Directory pagesKeep large directory inventories useful, navigable, and bounded before they reach publishing.
Explore the use case →Frequently asked questions
No. The audit runs on the CSV or page matrix you import. A CMS connection is not required to get the page-level decisions.
The current browser-based audit accepts up to 5,000 rows in one import.
Use the finding to fix the row or exclude it, then run the audit again. A Blocked decision names the measured issue rather than asking you to guess.
Free audit