Niche detectionStep 01
Spider reads the homepage and classifies what the site actually sells, then scores its own confidence so you can correct the category before anything downstream runs on it.
Product
One domain in, a working SEO plan out
Four steps run in order. Each one is inspectable, and each one feeds the next, so the draft at the end can be traced back to the search term that justified it.
Competitor discoveryStep 02
Organic search competitors, ranked by how much of your keyword surface they already hold — the sites Google puts beside you, not the brands you assumed you were up against.
Keyword mappingStep 03
Every shared term grouped into clusters by search intent, with the gaps marked where a competitor ranks and you do not. The map is the work queue.
AI content generationStep 04
Briefs and full drafts written against the cluster, the pages already ranking for it, and your own site's voice — then handed to the editor for review.
What you get
A dashboard, not a PDF
Onboarding produces structured records — not a report you read once. Every field below is stored, revisable, and reusable by the content agent.
Run an analysis- Niche
- A classified category with a confidence score you can override
- Market
- The country sending the most organic traffic to the domain
- Competitors
- Ranked organic rivals with keyword overlap scored per site
- Keyword map
- Shared terms clustered by search intent, gaps flagged
- Content
- Briefs and drafts generated per cluster, editable in place
- Delivery
- Everything lands in the dashboard — no script to install
Integrations
Plugs into the stack you already run
Pull search data in, push briefs and drafts back out to where your team writes.
- Google Analytics
- Search Console
- Ahrefs
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Google Docs
- Notion
- Slack
- Zapier
- HubSpot
- Linear
- Figma
Get started
Point Spider at your domain
Onboarding takes one URL and a couple of minutes. You can correct the niche before the competitor scan runs, and nothing is written to your site.