Use cases
Set up for the way you actually work
Six ways teams run the same data: agencies, in-house teams, SaaS, ecommerce, content teams and freelancers.
Same data, different setup
SERPs does not change shape depending on who signs up. Every plan tracks Google positions and citations across the AI engines, crawls the site, and pulls backlinks and competitors. What changes is how the account is arranged around that, and how often it needs rechecking.
An agency needs many small projects and a report a client can read without a call. An in-house team needs one domain tracked deeply, with Search Console joined to position data. A SaaS company cares most about whether the answer engines name it when someone asks for a tool like theirs, which is a different question from where it ranks.
These pages exist because the right setup is not obvious from a feature list. Each one states the plan that fits, what the limits mean in practice for that kind of work, and the part of the job we do not help with.
By team
- SEO agencies
Fifty client sites, one subscription
- In-house SEO teams
One platform for the team that owns the site
- SaaS companies
Be the tool the answer names
- Ecommerce brands
Track the category terms that actually sell
- Content teams
Briefs that start from live search demand
- Freelance SEO
Three client sites without the agency bill
Related pages
- Rank TrackingKnow where every keyword stands, every day
- AI VisibilityKnow whether the answer engines cite you
- Competitor AnalysisKnow exactly who you're up against
- SEO by industryWhat a ranking is worth, market by market.
- PricingStarter, Pro, and Agency, with every plan limit listed.
- GuidesStep by step SEO walkthroughs.
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