TallyrankOpen the consoleYour site's SEO, done by an agent that measures itself.
Tallyrank finds the searches your site can win, plans the pages and posts to win them, writes the posts, and checks Google every week. The few changes only your code can make go to your coding agent, one task at a time.
In Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, say “Do the next Tallyrank task”
What the agent does by itself
Built for new sites with little or no search history: it starts from what people search and what your competitors already win.
1ResearchesReal searches around your topics, the competitors that win them, and how hard each one is for a new site.
2PlansAn ordered list of pages and posts to build, easiest wins first, refreshed every month.
3Writes and checksPosts written from your own pages, fact-checked against them before they go out. Page briefs and fixes go to your coding agent.
4LearnsIt tracks what each change did and rewrites its own playbook every month, so the next suggestions are better.
Progress you can see from week one
Clicks take months for a new site. Tallyrank shows the steps before them, checked in Google every week.
Google knows your pagesWhich pages are in Google's index, and why the rest aren't.
You show up in searchesYour planned searches entering the top 100.
On page oneSearches where you reach the top 10.
Visitors from GoogleClicks from Search Console, measured against pages nobody touched.
It never touches your code
Tallyrank reads your public pages and, if you connect it, your Search Console data, read-only. Code changes are written as tasks your coding agent applies in your codebase; Tallyrank sees them go live and measures them.
Open the console