Audit the pages your framework renders, track the comparison terms buyers search, keep docs indexed and see which AI crawlers fetch your content.
BigRank renders JavaScript sites in a browser before auditing them, tracks product and comparison keywords next to competitors, checks which pages Google has indexed, shows how often AI crawlers visit and tracks how AI answers mention your brand.
SaaS sites mix a JavaScript marketing site, docs, a blog and the app itself, often on different hosts. Each part changes on its own schedule, and search engines see all of it.
Pages built client-side can hide links, titles and canonicals from crawlers that don't run JavaScript.
Subdomains make it hard to see indexing and rankings for the whole site in one place.
Buyers search for alternatives and comparisons, and positions for those terms change often.
Index Status uses the Search Console URL Inspection API to check your most important pages first, then rotates through the rest. It shows coverage, the last crawl time and whether Google chose a different canonical than yours.
Learn more about index statusFollow product, use-case and comparison keywords each day, with the ranking URL and device split. Competitors' positions on the same keywords show who's gaining.
Learn more about the rank trackerAI & Bot Traffic shows how often GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Googlebot and other crawlers request your pages. Claims are verified by reverse DNS and published IP ranges, so fake bots are flagged.
Learn more about AI & bot trafficAI Visibility runs the prompts you choose across the assistants you pick and records when your brand or a competitor is mentioned, which sources are cited and the tone of each answer.
Learn more about AI VisibilityKeep product, docs and comparison pages crawlable, indexed and ranking as the site grows.
Run the first audit with browser rendering so you see the pages the way a rendering crawler does.
Add product, use-case and comparison keywords to the rank tracker, tagged by page type.
Check Index Status for docs and key product pages, and fix canonicals Google ignores.
Follow comparison keywords next to competitors and see which bots fetch new docs pages.
Track the prompts your buyers ask and review which ones mention you and which pages assistants cite.
Where SaaS marketing, docs and growth teams use search data.
Track the pages built for buyers who are weighing up tools.
Find docs pages with impressions but weak titles or few internal links.
Crawl template-driven pages for duplicate titles, thin content and near-duplicates.
When URLs change, find internal links that still point at redirects or chains and update them to the final URL.
Check hreflang for invalid codes, missing return links and a missing x-default.
See whether AI crawlers reach your docs and which status codes they get.
On Max and Ultra, find backlinks that point to missing pages and redirect them.
BigRank fits software companies that rely on organic search and documentation for acquisition, including those whose marketing site is built with a JavaScript framework.
Teams that run similar SEO work in the same workspace.
Answers about rendering, structured data, AI crawlers and planned features.
Yes. The audit flags missing JSON-LD and parse errors, and runs basic schema.org type validation.
Each claimed crawler is checked with reverse DNS and the operator's published IP ranges. Requests that fail the check are flagged.
Prompts are sent to the assistants you pick through their APIs with web search turned on. Answers can differ from the consumer chat apps.
Yes. Audit tables export to CSV and XLSX with the affected URLs, ready to turn into tickets.
Yes. The BigRank MCP server lets Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients read your issues, rankings and Quick Wins with a workspace API key.
Yes. Create a key in workspace Settings → API to read projects, audits, rankings and monitoring data over a REST API, start crawls and add Rank Tracker keywords.