SEO did not disappear because AI arrived. AI reads the same pages. The platform measures what Google needs, shows which pages hold you back, and writes the improvement you push live with one click.
The test is free. After that, from €89 a month, cancel monthly.
The platform crawls your site, up to two hundred pages per round, and gives every page an SEO score from 0 to 100. That score looks at your title and meta description (measured in pixels, not characters), exactly one H1, at least two H2s, a canonical pointing at itself, hreflang if your site is multilingual, alt texts on your images, the length of your text, Article schema with a date, and a breadcrumb.
On top of that it reads your Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, and pulls out the two lists that are worth money: terms that just miss page one, and terms where you are seen but not clicked.
They look at the same page through different glasses, and we never mix them. Google wants a meta description of fifty to a hundred and fifty-five characters; an AI assistant simply reads the whole thing. One average of those two would measure both wrongly.
You connect Search Console and Bing by adding one address as a user. After that the platform reads a twenty-eight day window each time, three days behind, because Google does not report any faster.
Whatever a computer can work out itself it does without a language model: canonicals, alt texts, social tags, hreflang. For the wording there are three writers, and every proposal passes a second model that checks the source rule, the length and the language. No pass means no button.
Width in pixels, one proposition, brand at the end, and the visitor question answered in the description.
Exactly one H1 and enough H2s to make the page readable for people and models.
Alt texts that describe what is there. Missing on more than a fifth of them counts as an error.
Does the page point at itself, and does Google know which language version belongs to which country?
Article with a publication date, breadcrumb, FAQ where the page really asks questions.
Which pages get no link at all from your own site, and which blog posts stand alone?
Both, in one dashboard. You get an SEO score and a GEO score per page, and they are never flattened into one average. AI assistants read the same pages as Google, but they weigh different things.
You add our address as a user in Search Console. The platform then finds the right property itself and reads the numbers. Bing works the same way through Bing Webmaster Tools.
Because Search Console itself is three days behind. We would rather count a complete window than half of today.
Only what you approve. You connect your site with our WordPress plugin, through your own code repository, or through Wildbos Edge. Every change lands in your log and can be rolled back.
You reject it with a reason. A proposal that fails the critic never gets a button anyway; what you see has already been through one sieve.
No. Microsoft publishes no interface for that, and we do not rebuild a number we cannot back up. What we do take from Bing is search terms, impressions, positions and index status.
The free test gives you your AI score. Connect your site and the SEO list per page comes with it.