Every post gets an SEO score as you write. Home averages them into one site score from 0 to 100, and lists what to do next, the most important first: posts without a description, images without alt text, old links that lead nowhere. All of that is free. On Pro, the Content & Meta Audit has your AI grade every post and page, and you see the grades come in as it runs. Agency adds the full report as a download.
Most SEO problems are invisible until traffic drops: an image without alt text here, forty missing descriptions there, an old link quietly leading nowhere. Without a score you’re flying on feel. And “feel” doesn’t notice decay.
Home shows what needs attention across the site. The Analysis tab explains a post’s score with 12 checks. These are screens from the plugin itself; the counts on Home are an example.
Home looks at every published post, page and product and keeps one list of what to do, most important first, with the fix next to each item, down to a focus keyword that more than one post uses. It checks the way to Google too: your sitemap, robots.txt and whether search engines may visit. Below that are four counts: posts that need work, old links found this week, working redirects and the visits they passed on, and what the AI wrote this month. Your score is noted once a day, so you can follow it over 30 days, 90 days or a year.
The Analysis tab runs 12 checks on every post and says what to do for each one. For this post: a longer text, a link to a related post and one to a trusted source. You decide what to change. The checks are free; writing with AI starts on Basic.
The average SEO score of your posts, pages and products: Great SEO from 70, Needs Work from 40, Poor SEO below.
What to do next starts with what matters most, like a site hidden from search.
Title, description, keyword use, length, headings, alt text, links and readability, among others.
Every dead end a visitor hits shows up under Old links. When we can tell where it should go, we suggest a page. One click fixes every link with a suggestion.
Open Home, do the top item of What to do next, close the laptop.
Product URL changed? The old address sends visitors on to the new one, and Old links shows any link that still leads nowhere.
The Agency plan exports the audit as a CSV or a print-ready report, with your brand name on it.
The SEO score of every published post, page and product, averaged to one number from 0 to 100, with a word for it: Great SEO, Needs Work or Poor SEO. A post without a score yet doesn’t count as 0. Old links and redirects are not part of it; they have their own line in What to do next.
No. It lists them, the most important first, each with a button to the fix. On Pro, a bulk run in AI Writer fills a whole group of empty fields, when you start it. Two things can happen by themselves. When you change the address of a published page, the old address sends visitors on to the new one. And from Basic you can switch on AI that fills empty meta when you publish and empty alt text when you upload. Both switches start off.
Home, the site score and the SEO box with its 12 checks are free. The Content & Meta Audit is Pro: your AI grades every published post and page with a score, a grade and the number of issues, shown in the Live Activity Log while it runs. Products are not part of it. Pro doesn’t keep that list afterwards: the full report with every issue and fix, as a CSV or a print-ready page, is Agency.
Yes. Every post gets real-time scoring on readability, keyword density, heading structure, internal linking and image alt coverage as you edit.
No. Scores are worked out in your dashboard: when you save a post, open Home or click Check site now. Once a day the plugin notes your score and opens your sitemap once. The AI audit runs in the background, and only when you start it.
Let it fill in what’s missing. You check. It types.
Get started →
