Early access · The autonomous organic search agent
Organic search, on autopilot.
SEO Cracker is an AI agent that gets your site found on Google, on Bing and in AI answers like ChatGPT. It finds what holds you back, writes each fix in plain English for your yes, and proves what worked.
- Set up in a minute with Google Search Console
- Nothing on your site changes without your OK
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. Your freelance invoicing title change worked: 17% more clicks after four weeks, while the rest of the site grew 4%. The FAQ under the templates cost 10% of clicks, so I asked you to take it out.
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
- /invoicing-software
- Change
- Start the software page’s title with “Invoicing software for freelancers”
- Now
- Penwick – Simple online invoicing
- Becomes
- Invoicing software for freelancers: your first invoices free
- Why
- 2,400 people search this every month. You show up 9th, and the title never says “freelancers”. The same fix moved your freelance invoicing page from 9th to 4th.
- Page
- /blog/how-to-invoice-as-a-freelancer
- Change
- Answer “how to invoice as a freelancer” in the first paragraph
- Why
- 1,300 people ask this every month. The post only answers it after four paragraphs.
- Page
- /late-payment-guide
- Change
- Link to the late payment guide from the five pages that mention it
- Why
- Five pages mention the guide, but none link to it. Do it with the title fix: on this site, links alone haven’t helped.
The real product on a sample site, Penwick, invoicing software for freelancers. Click around.
How it works
You don’t need to know SEO.
The agent does the whole job of organic search, and tells you what it found in one plain sentence. You only say yes or no.
Plain words, one yes
Each fix arrives as one sentence about your site. Approve it with a click. Nothing changes without your OK.
Nothing to set up
Audits, rankings and index checks run on their own schedule. No settings to learn, no dashboards to watch.
It proves what worked
Every change is measured at day 14 and day 28 against the rest of your site, and the agent learns from it.
Beyond Google
People search on Google, on Bing and in AI answers. The agent watches where you show up in all of them.
It comes to you
When a fix needs your yes or Google drops a page, the agent tells you. You never log in just to check.
Fits how you work
It reads Search Console and your analytics, and hands each change to you, your developer or a coding agent.
Works with your agents
Set it up once. You never need to open the dashboard again.
Work with the agent from Claude, Codex or Cursor, or chat with it inside SEO Cracker. When it needs your yes, it emails you.
Connect in a few clicks
Add this address to Claude, Codex or Cursor and sign in. In Claude Code it is one command.
Claude, Codex, Cursor and the rest
SEO Cracker speaks MCP, the open standard agents use to plug into tools. Any agent that speaks it can connect.
Built for agents from day one
Everything you can do in the app, your agent can do too. Ask Cursor to apply the changes you approved. Spending still waits for your yes.
Or just talk to it
Rather skip the screens? Chat with the agent inside SEO Cracker. It can do anything the app can.
Since the agent took over. Proof, not promises.
Every change is measured against the rest of your site, and what worked is remembered for next time. No guessing whether your SEO is working.
- Clicks
- 2,804+21%
- from Google, last 28 days
- Before
- 515
- a week, before the agent
- Now
- 701
- a week, the last four weeks
- 1Started the freelance invoicing page’s title with “Freelance invoicing”+17%
- 2Added a 12-question FAQ under the invoice templates−10%
- 3Started the generator page’s title with “Free invoice generator”+18%
Memory
What the agent learned from those verdicts. The next plan reads it, and you can edit any line.
- Titles that use the exact words people search have worked here (+17% on /freelance-invoicing). Suggest them first.From a verdict
- Long FAQ blocks under the templates hurt (−10%). Keep answers short and above the template.From a verdict
- Internal links alone have not moved pages here; pair them with a content change.From the agent’s review
Track record
- Title rewrites
- 2 worked
- Internal links
- 1 no change
- FAQ blocks
- 1 hurt
Backlinks
Who links to you, who stopped, and which links land on pages that no longer exist. Read every week.
- Linking sites
- 61+28 since Dec 14
- with a live link to you
- Authority
- 24+7 since Dec 14
- Fair · Ahrefs Domain Rating
- New
- 7
- in the last 30 days
- Lost
- 2
- in the last 30 days
- Broken links
- 3on 2 pages
- land on a dead page
Every domain with a live link to you
| Domain | Status | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ffreelancerhub.example | 47 | 3 | Jul 12 | |
| ssmallbizguide.example | 38 | 4 | Mar 14 | |
| ddesigndeskhub.example | 33 | 4 | May 21 | |
| ssoloworksblog.example | 33 | 4 | May 28 | |
| ssoloworkshub.example | 32 | 3 | Jan 18 | nofollow |
| ccopywriterscafe.example | 32 | 3 | Jan 25 | nofollow |
| ccopywriterscafeblog.example | 31 | 2 | Aug 13 | |
| rremotebrief.example | 31 | 2 | Oct 29 | New |
| ddesignbiz.example | 31 | 2 | Nov 2 | New |
| ccopywriterscafehub.example | 30 | 1 | Apr 5 | |
| rremotebriefblog.example | 30 | 1 | Apr 12 | |
| rremotebriefhub.example | 29 | 5 | Dec 3 | |
| ppaidontime.example | 29 | 5 | Dec 10 | |
| ppaidontimeblog.example | 28 | 4 | Jun 28 | nofollow |
| cclientcraft.example | 28 | 4 | Oct 21 | Newnofollow |
| ppaidontimehub.example | 27 | 3 | Feb 18 | |
| cclientcraftblog.example | 27 | 3 | Feb 25 | |
| cclientcrafthub.example | 26 | 2 | Sep 13 | |
| iinvoiceclinic.example | 26 | 2 | Sep 20 | |
| iinvoiceclinicblog.example | 25 | 1 | May 13 | |
| iindiemakers.example | 25 | 1 | May 20 | |
| iinvoiceclinichub.example | 24 | 5 | Jan 3 | nofollow |
| iindiemakersblog.example | 24 | 5 | Jan 10 | nofollow |
| iindiemakershub.example | 23 | 4 | Jul 29 | |
| aagencyof1.example | 23 | 4 | Aug 5 | |
| aagencyof1blog.example | 22 | 3 | Mar 28 | |
| ttaxtimefreelance.example | 22 | 3 | Apr 4 | |
| sstudioops.example | 22 | 3 | Oct 24 | New |
| ttaxtimefreelanceblog.example | 21 | 2 | Nov 25 | |
| ttaxtimefreelancehub.example | 20 | 1 | Jun 13 | nofollow |
| sselfemployedhq.example | 20 | 1 | Jun 20 | nofollow |
| sselfemployedhqblog.example | 19 | 5 | Feb 10 | |
| ddevforhire.example | 19 | 5 | Feb 17 | |
| ddevforhireblog.example | 18 | 4 | Sep 5 | |
| ggigdesk.example | 18 | 4 | Nov 2 | New |
| ddevforhirehub.example | 17 | 3 | Apr 28 | |
| ggigdeskblog.example | 17 | 3 | May 5 | |
| ggigdeskhub.example | 16 | 2 | Dec 26 | nofollow |
| ccreativeops.example | 16 | 2 | Jan 2 | nofollow |
| ccreativeopsblog.example | 15 | 1 | Jul 21 | |
| sstudiotalk.example | 15 | 1 | Oct 25 | New |
| ccreativeopshub.example | 14 | 5 | Mar 13 | |
| sstudiotalkblog.example | 14 | 5 | Mar 20 | |
| sstudiotalkhub.example | 13 | 4 | Nov 10 | |
| nnomadbiz.example | 13 | 4 | Nov 17 | |
| nnomadbizblog.example | 12 | 3 | Jun 5 | nofollow |
| bbillables.example | 12 | 3 | Jun 12 | nofollow |
| nnomadbizhub.example | 11 | 2 | Jan 26 | |
| bbillablesblog.example | 11 | 2 | Feb 2 | |
| bbillableshub.example | 10 | 1 | Aug 21 |
Pricing · Early access
Early access,
for a few clients.
SEO Cracker is brand new, so we take on a few clients at a time. Book a demo: we show you the agent working on your own site, then 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 working on your site: check-ups, finding the searches worth winning, competitor tracking and Google ranking checks
- Every fix explained in plain English and sent to you for a yes. Nothing happens without one
- Each fix checked two and four weeks later, so you see what worked
- We set it up with you, one to one, and you can talk directly to the people building it
Questions
I know nothing about SEO. Can I still use it?
Yes. That is who it is for. You connect your Google account, write one sentence about your business, and say yes or no to the fixes the agent suggests. Everything comes as a plain sentence about your site. No charts, no jargon.
What is an “SEO agent”?
SEO is the work of getting your website to show up on Google when people search. The agent is an AI that does that work for you, on its own. It checks your site, looks at what people search for and what your competitors do, decides what to fix, writes the fix, and checks whether it worked. It messages you when it needs a decision. It never changes your site or spends money without your OK.
Does the agent change my website?
No. It writes a short note: what to change, on which page, and why. You or your web developer make the change, or an AI coding tool does it for you. The agent then looks at the live page to check the change is really there before it starts measuring.
What does it need from me?
Access to your Google Search Console (Google’s free tool that shows how people find your site) and one sentence about what matters to you. After that it works on its own and asks you yes or no on each fix. You can steer it any time in plain words, like “focus on the blog” or “leave the pricing page alone”.
How does it know whether a fix worked?
Two weeks and four weeks after a fix goes live, it compares that page with the rest of your site over the same days. That way a busy season or a sale is not mistaken for a win. It does more of what worked and stops doing what did not.
Where does the data come from?
Your own Google Search Console shows how people find your site. DataForSEO shows how many people search for things and who shows up. Ahrefs shows how much other sites trust yours. Google PageSpeed Insights shows how fast your pages load. Every paid lookup is shown with what it cost.
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 for a monthly fee and sends you a report once a month. The agent does the work every two weeks, explains every fix in plain words, and checks 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 lookups, like how many people search for something or where your competitors show up, only start after you approve a plan with a spending limit. Every cost is shown, down to the cent.
Is this for SEO professionals?
It is built for people who run a website and are not SEO experts. Professionals can still see everything the agent sees (searches, rankings, competitors, the site check-up) and change anything it decided.
Hand your organic search to an agent.
It finds the problems, writes the fixes and checks they worked. It asks before it changes or spends anything. You stay in charge.
Questions? hello@seocracker.com