Alpha release · The first autonomous SEO agent
Your SEO, done by an agent.
SEO Cracker is the first autonomous SEO agent. It finds what to fix, writes the change, asks you yes or no, and proves it worked. You don’t need to know SEO.
- Connect Google in a minute
- It never edits your site without a yes
Done. I’ll weight the CAT pages up on every run and keep it in memory. Nothing on your site changes without your yes.
Titles that lead with the exact search. Your CAT RC title won +17% at day 28, against +4% for the rest of the site. Long FAQ blocks hurt (−10%), so I keep those out.
It is the biggest gap for the least work: you sit at #9 for a search 2,400 people make a month, and the fix is one title.
Noted. I’ll weigh that on the next run, and I’ll ask before I change anything.
You don’t need to know SEO. The agent knows the jargon, does the work, and tells you what it means for your pages in one plain sentence.
Jargon in, one sentence out
Every finding arrives as a sentence about your site, not a metric to look up.
- Striking distance
- Your CAT practice page is #9. One title away from the top five.
- CTR gap
- Google shows your GMAT page 3,100 times a month. Few people click.
- Canonical tags
- Four pages tell Google to look at the homepage instead.
- Keyword cannibalisation
- Two of your pages compete for “rc practice”, and your best slipped from #4 to #7.
- Internal linking
- Six passage pages have no links pointing at them. Google finds them only through your sitemap.
- Crawled, not indexed
- Google read your GMAT guide and chose not to list it. The fix is in this week’s plan.
One agent. The whole job. Research, the audit, the change itself and the proof it worked. You only make the decisions.
Connect Google
Sign in with Google and write one sentence about the business. That is all.
Find what holds you back
It reads every page and every search, and lists what holds you back, worst first.
Ask you first
Each change is a short note. Nothing changes, or is bought, without your yes.
Hand over the change
It goes to you, your developer or a coding agent, with the exact before and after.
Prove it worked
At day 14 and day 28 it checks the change against the rest of the site, and remembers.
Thought for 12s
Three changes are worth making. This one first: you rank #9 for “cat rc practice”, and the title never says CAT.
Lead the CAT practice page’s title with “CAT RC practice”
It doesn’t wait to be asked. It comes to you.
The agent runs on its own schedule and messages you when something needs a decision or something changed. Open it when it asks. Ignore it when it doesn’t.
Notifications
View all- 3 changes to approve2 min agoThe CAT practice page is one title away from the top five. Two minutes of your time.
- Your CAT RC title wonYesterday+17% clicks at day 28, against +4% for the rest of the site. I will propose more like it.
- Google dropped /gmat-rc-guideTueIt now says “crawled, not indexed”. I added a fix to this week’s plan.
- Cycle 6 finishedMonRead 28 days of data, ran 16 strategies, wrote 3 notes. $0.09 spent.
- You lost 2 linksLast weekcatprepforum.example removed a link to the free test. Worth a polite email.
Mon2
02:10
Crawled 43 pages
02:40
Read Search Console
Tue1
03:00
Checked what Google indexed
Wed1
09:00
Asked you about 3 changes
Thu1
04:00
Checked live rankings
Fri1
10:00
Judged a change at day 14
Sat0
No runs
Sun1
18:00
Sent your weekly report
Never edits your site without a yes.
Never spends on research without asking.
Tells you when it’s wrong, and stops doing it.
Everything an SEO tool shows you. Read for you.
Performance, keywords, rankings, rivals, the site audit, indexing: the full toolkit, and what the agent reads every day. Click around. This is the product on a sample site, practicerc.com, a free tool for CAT and GMAT reading comprehension.
Overview
You can keep talking; the run carries on.Ask anything, or tell the agent what to do…
Done in 12.3s for $0.09. The CAT RC title you shipped is a confirmed win: +17% clicks at day 28, against +4% for the rest of the site. The GMAT FAQ block lost 10%, so I rolled it back.
Three changes are worth making. This one first:
Other options
Three changes are worth making. This one first:
Other options
Three changes are worth making. This one first:
Other options
Three changes are worth making. This one first:
Other options
- Page
- /cat-rc-practice
- Change
- Lead the CAT practice page’s title with “CAT RC practice”
- Now
- PracticeRC – Practice tests for every exam
- Becomes
- CAT RC practice: free timed tests with explanations
- Why
- You sit at #9 for a search 2,400 people make a month, and the title never says “CAT”. The same change took /cat-rc from #9 to #4.
- Page
- /blog/improve-reading-comprehension
- Change
- Answer “how to improve reading comprehension for CAT” in the first paragraph
- Why
- 1,300 people ask it every month. The post talks around it for four paragraphs before it answers.
- Page
- /gmat-rc-guide
- Change
- Link the GMAT RC guide from the five pages that mention it
- Why
- Five pages name the guide and none link to it. Paired with its title fix, since links alone have not moved pages here.
What is inside
- Performance
- Clicks, impressions and positions from Search Console, read every day.
- Keywords
- The searches worth going after, and the list you chose to keep.
- Rank tracking
- Where you really stand on Google for the searches you watch, every week.
- AI visibility
- Whether AI answers cite you, and who they cite instead.
- Competitors
- Who shares your results pages, and who wins them.
- Site audit
- A full crawl, scored, with every problem in plain words and worst first.
- Indexing
- Which pages Google has, which it left out, and why.
- Backlinks
- Who links to you, who stopped, and what your links add up to.
An agent, not a dashboard or an agency. Tools leave the work to you. Agencies do it slowly, for a retainer. The agent does it every two weeks, and shows its proof.
| What you need done | SEO tools | An agency | SEO Cracker |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finds what to fix | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Decides what matters most | No, you do | Yes | Yes, and scores each change |
| Writes the change | No | Yes | Yes, in plain words |
| Explains it without jargon | No | Sometimes | Yes |
| Works without you logging in | No | Yes | Yes, every two weeks |
| Measures whether it worked | Charts only | A monthly report | Against the rest of your site, day 14 and day 28 |
| Learns what works on your site | No | Depends who is assigned | Yes, written to its memory |
| Needs you to know SEO | Yes | No | No |
| Cost | Monthly subscription | Monthly retainer | $100 a month, early clients |
Two guardrails: the agent never edits your site without a yes, and never spends money on paid research without asking first.
Works with how you already ship. Hand the note to your developer, paste it into WordPress, or let Claude Code, Cursor or Codex ship it over MCP.
The agent never edits your site. Here Claude Code pulled the approved note with get_action, made the change, opened the pull request and reported it live with mark_action_shipped. The agent reads the live page back before the day-14 and day-28 readings start.
Connect in one line
claude mcp add --transport http seo-cracker https://api.seocracker.com/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer sck_…"One key per site, shown once. It opens that site and nothing else.
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Codex
- WordPress
No coding agent? Copy the note into WordPress, or send it to your developer. It is written in plain words, with the exact lines to change.
It reads what you already have
Reading is free. Anything that costs money waits for your yes.
Google Search Console
Clicks, searches and what is indexed
DataForSEO
Search volume, results pages and rivals
PageSpeed Insights
How fast each page loads
Google AI Overviews
Whether Google’s answers cite you
Ahrefs domain rating
How your site’s authority compares
Pricing · Alpha release
Early access,
for a few clients.
SEO Cracker is in its alpha release. We are onboarding a handful of clients at a time: book a demo, we show you the agent on your own site, and set it up with you one to one.
Early-client price
$100per month
For the first handful of clients, one site each.
- The whole agent on your site: audit, search research, rival tracking, rank and index checks
- Every change written in plain words, sent to you for a yes, never applied without one
- Impact read back at day 14 and day 28, so you see what worked
- Set up with us, one to one, and a direct line to the people building it
Questions
I know nothing about SEO. Can I still use it?
Yes, that is who it is built for. You connect Google Search Console, write a sentence about your business, and say yes or no to the changes the agent proposes. Every finding arrives as a plain sentence about your site, never as a metric you have to look up.
What does “autonomous SEO agent” mean here?
It runs the whole SEO job on its own schedule: it reads your Google data, crawls and audits the site, researches searches and rivals, decides what is worth changing, writes the change, and measures whether it worked. It messages you when something needs a decision. The only things it will not do on its own are edit your site and spend money on research; both wait for your yes.
Does the agent change my website?
No. It writes a change note: what to change, on which page, and why. You, a developer, or a coding agent connected over MCP applies it. The agent then reads the live page back and only starts measuring once the change is really there.
What does it need from me?
A Google Search Console connection and a sentence about what you care about. From then on it runs on a schedule and asks for a yes or a no on each change. You can steer it any time in plain words: “focus on the blog”, “leave pricing alone”.
How does it know whether a change worked?
Fourteen and twenty-eight days after a change ships it compares the page against the rest of your site over the same days, so a season or a launch does not get mistaken for a win. A win reweights what it tries next; a miss is written into its memory so it is not tried again.
Where does the data come from?
Google Search Console for your own site, DataForSEO for search demand, rivals and live positions, Ahrefs for domain rating, PageSpeed Insights for speed. Every read is budgeted and shown, in dollars, in the run log.
How is it different from an SEO tool or an agency?
An SEO tool shows you numbers and leaves the work to you. An agency does the work on a retainer and reports monthly. The agent does the work every two weeks, explains every change in plain words, and judges each one against the rest of your site, so you can see what it was worth.
Will it spend money without asking?
No. Reading your own Google data is free. Paid research (search demand, rivals, live rankings) starts only after you approve a plan with a spending ceiling, and every read is shown in dollars in the run log.
Is this for SEO professionals?
It is built for people who own a site and are not SEOs. Professionals use the same tables the agent reads, keyword research, rank tracking, competitors, the audit, and can edit anything the agent decided.
Hand your SEO to an agent.
It does the research, the audit and the writing. It asks before it changes anything or spends anything. You keep the yes.
Questions? hello@seocracker.com