Choose keywords you can realistically win, see what the current top results do well and recrawl after releases to catch regressions, without a dedicated SEO hire.
BigRank gives a small team keyword research, SERP analysis, link data, site audits and rank tracking in one workspace. You choose topics from evidence, ship pages and fixes, and recrawl after releases to catch problems early.
With a small team, SEO competes with product and sales for the same hours. It gets done in bursts, and the bursts rarely build on each other.
Without volume, difficulty or competitor data, teams write about topics nobody searches for or that big sites already own.
A new route or template can add noindex tags, break canonicals or slow a page, and nobody notices for weeks.
Young sites have few referring domains, and it's hard to know which sites might link to you.
Expand a seed keyword into ideas from Google Autocomplete, People Also Ask and related searches, each with search volume, difficulty and intent. Difficulty reflects the authority and on-page strength of the current top 10.
Learn more about keyword researchEnter a keyword and country to see the top results, each with about 20 technical checks from word count and headings to speed and schema. A top-10 average row and a comparison with your own page show the gap.
Learn more about SERP analysisReferring Domains shows who links to your site, with an authority score for each domain. Backlink Gap lists domains that link to at least one competitor and not to you, a ready-made outreach list.
Learn more about referring domainsRun a crawl on demand after you ship, then switch between snapshots with the date selector to see which issues the release added or cleared.
Learn more about the SEO crawlerShort cycles that turn research into pages, then check that releases didn't undo the work.
Crawl the site, connect Search Console and note the health score and the queries you already earn.
Shortlist keywords with reasonable difficulty and look at the top 10 for each before writing.
Publish the new pages alongside your releases and work through the highest-impact audit issues.
Compare the new crawl with the last one and watch Core Web Vitals for slower templates.
Check rankings and clicks for the new pages, then choose the next sprint's topics.
Moments when a small team needs search data to make a call.
Plan the first posts from keyword ideas and track which ones start earning impressions.
Check which phrases searchers use for your product category before naming pages.
Crawl the new site as soon as it's live to catch noindex tags, missing titles and broken links.
Start link building with Backlink Gap domains that already link to competitors.
Compare a competitor's speed, Core Web Vitals and on-page health with your own.
Turn a chosen keyword into an outline and draft with the AI Article Generator.
Find queries you get impressions for but have no page targeting, and add them to the content plan.
Track the pages your launches send people to, and get an alert when they slow down.
BigRank fits early teams that want organic growth to start compounding before they can hire an SEO specialist.
Teams that run similar SEO work in the same workspace.
Answers about plans, setup and how fast data arrives.
Pro covers the audit, 100 tracked keywords per project and monitoring. Move to Max for keyword research, backlinks and higher limits.
Yes. Tracked keywords are checked against Google results each day, so you see the day a new page appears, before Search Console has much data.
The first crawl, Core Web Vitals test and uptime monitor start when you finish setup, and Search Console backfills 16 months when you connect it.
Not by default. The crawler stays on the main host, and you can opt subdomains in for the project.
From Common Crawl, an open web dataset we process each month. Coverage is smaller than commercial indexes, and page-level links refresh monthly.
Yes. You can move between plans, and a downgrade takes effect at the end of the billing period. Data over the new limits is kept read-only.