Multi-Site SEO

Multi-Site SEO exists for the specific headache of running more than one website and needing to know, on any given morning, which one actually needs attention. Most rank trackers and SEO suites are built around a single domain, so once you're past two or three properties you end up with a dozen browser tabs and no real sense of the bigger picture.

The dashboard pulls keyword position tracking, backlink discovery, and basic technical health checks into one view per site, then rolls that up into a portfolio-level summary so you can spot the site that's losing rankings before it becomes a revenue problem. It's built for people who run a handful of content sites, affiliate properties, or small SaaS products on the side, not enterprise marketing teams with a dedicated SEO department and six-figure tool budgets.

A few things it deliberately does NOT try to be: it isn't a full Ahrefs or Semrush replacement for deep competitive research, and it doesn't do content generation. It's closer to a monitoring layer that sits on top of the sites you already manage, tells you what changed since yesterday, and flags keyword cannibalization or duplicate targeting across your own properties (a surprisingly common problem once you have more than two or three sites targeting adjacent topics).

Pricing is usage-based by number of tracked sites rather than a flat enterprise seat price, since the target user is a solo operator or small team, not an agency billing a client for the tool. There's a free tier for a single site so you can see the actual reports before committing to anything.

Built by someone who was personally managing SEO across several small sites and got tired of stitching together spreadsheets from four different tool exports every week.