RankRight is the command center for agencies and developers: read Google Search Console like a strategist, get the next move ranked per page, prove what worked — and see whether ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini name and cite your clients.
For agencies doing SEO at scale — and developers who were never taught it.
Search rankings and AI answers side by side — the signal, not the spreadsheet.
SEO. GSC trends, cannibalization alerts and per-page moves, ranked by impact and tiered by who can do them.
AI Visibility. The questions buyers ask AI assistants, who gets named and cited, the pages the engines trust — and the fix list.
Add a client site and its Google Search Console — in the app, or through the API and MCP.
RankRight reads GSC, tracks rankings, and asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini the questions buyers ask.
A ranked, tiered action list: automatic where it can be, guided where it can't, human where it must be.
A white-label monthly report shows what moved — rankings and AI answers — since last month.
Buyers now ask ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini “who’s the best … near me”. RankRight asks those questions every month for each client, records what the engines retrieved, cited and named, and turns the gap into a plain-English action list with a three-month trend.
“Best web developer in Aiken?” “Emergency plumber Charleston?” — phrased the way people type into an assistant, varied run to run on purpose.
Which pages the engine read, which it actually cited, and who it named first — the difference is your to-do list.
Presence and “named first” per service, month over month, in a report your client can read without you in the room.
Lay out the information architecture, target keywords and internal links before you write code — so a 200-page build doesn’t become a 200-page cleanup.
Raw Search Console data becomes plain-English moves: what’s climbing, what’s fading, which pages are stuck on page two and why.
Find the pages quietly competing for the same query, and get a clear call on which to keep, merge or redirect.
If you build sites but don’t “do SEO”, RankRight names the highest-impact change for each page — titles, headings, links, schema — and why.
Every client site has its own keywords, history, action items and reports. Hand a clean status sheet to whoever does the work.
Every report snapshots the keyword landscape, so you show a client exactly what moved since last month instead of hand-waving.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT with no key to paste, script it in Python, or wire it into your stack. The whole surface is generated from the same registries the API enforces — so the docs can’t drift.
Path-versioned API · 60-day deprecation notice · public changelog · Developer guide →
# Claude Code — no key; consent opens in the browser claude mcp add --transport http rankright \ https://app.rankright.dev/api/v1/mcp # Python pip install rankright from rankright import Client rr = Client(api_key="rrk_...") rr.get_aeo_summary(client_id=12) job = rr.exports.run() # Read first — no account needed https://app.rankright.dev/llms.txt https://app.rankright.dev/developers.md
Tools for clients and AI Visibility, resources for the docs, prompts for the workflows. Same scopes and limits as the API.
Scoped, revocable, one-hour tokens via a consent screen — no long-lived keys in third-party hands.
pip install rankright — any RPC as a method, jobs with wait, exports, OAuth login, webhook verification.
Jobs finishing, captures landing, items changing — pushed to you, HMAC-signed, retried with backoff.
Your whole organization as JSON + CSV with a manifest, plus filed reports. Your data stays yours.
A read-only key over a demo workspace, published in llms.txt. Try every read — and the export — before you sign up.
You know SEO. RankRight is the leverage: scope large projects in one place, interpret GSC across a whole roster at a glance, catch cannibalization before a client does — and add AI Visibility as a line item.
You build excellent sites — clients assume you “do SEO” too. RankRight is the senior strategist on your shoulder, naming the single highest-impact change for each page.
One seat per client site — plus one audit seat included on every account. Graduated tiers: each seat is billed at its band, so your per-seat cost only drops as you grow.
1–10 client sites
11–30 client sites
31–100 client sites
Onboarding a client charges one full seat up front (non-prorated) — it covers that client’s first month of work. After that, every seat renews monthly at the rate above; dropping a client lowers your next bill. Running more than 100 sites? Talk to us.
No. RankRight is built for two kinds of people: agencies that already run SEO and want to move faster, and developers who build great sites but were never taught SEO. Either way you get a prioritized, plain-English list of what to change and why.
Answer-engine optimization: making sure that when someone asks ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini “who’s the best … near me”, the answer names and cites your client. RankRight asks those questions monthly, records what each engine retrieved, cited and named, and turns the gap into tasks — with a three-month trend you can put in front of the client.
It’s when two or more pages on the same site compete for the same search query, splitting your ranking signals so neither ranks as well as one strong page would. RankRight finds those collisions and tells you which page to keep, merge or redirect.
Yes. RankRight reads your GSC data and translates it into prioritized actions — climbers, faders, new and lost keywords, and page-two opportunities — instead of leaving you to stare at a spreadsheet.
Yes. Everything in RankRight is reachable through a documented REST API and an MCP server (connect Claude or ChatGPT with no key — OAuth 2.0 consent), a Python SDK (pip install rankright), signed webhooks instead of polling, and a one-call export of your whole organization. Sign in with Google, or bring your own identity provider (OpenID Connect or SAML 2.0). Start at app.rankright.dev/developers — there is a public read-only sandbox to try before you sign up.
Yes. RankRight is multi-client from the ground up. Each site has its own keywords, history, action items and reports, which makes it a fit for agencies and freelancers managing a roster. Agencies can white-label the client-facing reports.
Create your account in the RankRight app — password or Google. Your login, clients and reports all live inside the product itself.
Rank with intent — and know the moment the assistants start recommending your clients.