Pageoptimized
Before you buy

What PageOptimized actually does

PageOptimized is one place to run SEO for a site — or for fifty client sites — without stitching four tools together and copying numbers between them. Most SEO tools give you a dashboard and leave the thinking to you.

PageOptimized is one place to run SEO for a site — or for fifty client sites — without stitching four tools together and copying numbers between them.

Most SEO tools give you a dashboard and leave the thinking to you. Rank went down. Traffic went down. Something changed. You are the one who has to work out whether those three facts are the same story.

PageOptimized is built the other way round. It connects your rank history, your Search Console data, your site audit, and your AI answer visibility, and tells you what it thinks happened — with the evidence attached, so you can disagree with it.

What is inside

AreaWhat it answers
Site AuditWhat is technically broken, and which of it actually matters
Search ConsoleWhat people really searched, clicked, and skipped
Rank TrackerWhere you sit for the terms you are judged on
Keyword Ideas / Market MapWhat to go after next, and who already owns it
Link ResearchWho links to your competitors and not to you
AI Research / Prompt Lab / AI TrackerWhether AI assistants mention you when buyers ask
Content PlanTurning all of the above into writing tasks
Insights / Work QueueThe ranked list of what to do first
Client portalsA read-only link that shows a client the work

Who it is for

It suits you if you are accountable for results on more than one site, and you have to explain those results to somebody who is not an SEO.

It is probably overkill if you have one small site, you check it twice a year, and nobody ever asks you why.

What it does not do

  • It does not write and publish content unsupervised. It drafts; you approve.
  • It does not promise rankings. Nothing honest does.
  • It is not a replacement for knowing your own market. It is faster at the parts that are mechanical.

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  • How pricing works: plans, credits, and caps
  • What you need before you start