The report, 99 €, is the one to buy: your site, the searches around it, your rivals and your Search Console, ten chapters and every finding written as a brief for your agent. Add PostHog and it is the growth report, 100 € more. Nothing renews.
Your URL. Search Console when you connect it
What you stand to gain
Everything in the report, and your product analytics (PostHog)
What you stand to gain
With every report
| The report | The growth report | |
|---|---|---|
| Your public site, the landscape, every rival | ||
| Your own impressions, clicks and positions | ||
| Search followed to the signup | ||
| The skill that has your agent do it | ||
| Ask it from Claude or Cursor (MCP calls a month) | 2,000 | 2,000 |
| The report over the API |
Give us your URL and get three or four findings whole, the rivals that take the most from you, and the queries you already rank on. Nothing is blurred. The report is the rest of what the check found, written up.
No. A report is bought once and is yours: the page, the Markdown your agent reads, the PDF, and the skill that has your agent work it. When you want to know what changed, you buy the next one from your own report page.
No. The report reads your public site and the search landscape around it and needs nothing but a URL. Connect Search Console before the write and every chapter also holds your own impressions, clicks and positions.
The MCP server returns an explicit error your agent can read, rather than failing quietly or billing you for more. The report itself keeps working.
Your public site, the search landscape around it, and — if you connect them — Google Search Console and PostHog, both read-only and both through your own accounts. You disconnect any of them in one click.
Yes, on any bought report. The MCP server reads the report — every finding, page, query and rival — and each finding copies as a brief your agent can work from; the whole report copies as one document. Opening the findings as issues in your repository is one button.