See where you rank. Fix the one thing that moves it. Then the next one.
Your real position from your own Google Search Console data, the reason it's that number, and the one change that moves it. Titles, descriptions and internal links, written for you and published to your site only once you approve them.
From $99 a month. Cancel any time.
Read-only access to your Google data · nothing goes live without your approval · every change undoes in one click
Example plan — not a customer's results
On WordPress we go all the way into the page
Most tools stop at the SEO title. Our WordPress connector writes the title, the meta description, the H1 and the excerpt into Yoast's or RankMath's own fields, and places internal links inside the page body — the one job that actually compounds, and the one nothing else automates. On every other platform the analysis is identical and the wording is written out for you to paste.
On any other platform — or a custom site — SearchLift still runs the full analysis and hands you the fixes to paste in. Search Console is the only connection it needs.
It works with your SEO plugin, not against it
On WordPress, a small companion plugin lets SearchLift write into Yoast's or RankMath's own title and description fields — the ones your site already renders. Nothing else on your setup changes, and your plugin stays in charge.
You keep the controls
Every change is a preview first. You approve it, we write it, and we keep the old value plus the revision reference — so one click puts any change back exactly as it was.
Where we can't write for you, we say so
One-click Apply is WordPress. Squarespace, GoDaddy and Weebly expose no write API at all, and on Shopify, Webflow, Ghost, Duda and Wix we no longer ship a connector. Either way you get the full analysis and the exact wording to paste, and no Apply button pretending otherwise.
You're either paying too much for SEO, or you're not doing it at all.
Most small businesses pay an agency $1,000 to $3,000 a month. Six-month minimum. You get a report you don't fully understand, a few blog posts, and a quarterly call where someone explains that SEO takes time.
The rest of us look at that number, decide it's not the year for it, and let the pages sit exactly as they are — ranking on page two for searches that would have been customers.
There was never a third option. Now there is.
Example — not a customer's results
Here's what the retainer buys — and what it doesn't.
Nine things a small-business retainer is spent on, side by side.
| Capability | SEO agency$1,000–$3,000/mo | from $99/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Finds the searches you're losing | AgencyYes | Yes.from your own Search Console, not an estimate |
| Rewrites your titles and descriptions | AgencyYes | Yes.in your brand voice, you approve each one |
| Publishes the changes to your site | AgencyUsually you or your developer | Yes.one click on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Ghost |
| Builds your internal linking | AgencySometimes. Usually the first thing dropped. | Yes.mapped, placed, and kept stable |
| Tells you what to do first | AgencyBuried in a 40-page audit | Yes.one ordered list, one job at a time |
| Monthly report | AgencyYes | Yes.automatic, and it says when something didn't work |
| Starts working | Agency2–6 weeks of onboarding | Tonight |
| Contract | AgencyUsually 6–12 months | None. Cancel any time. |
| Cost, first year | Agency$12,000–$36,000 | $1,188–$5,988 |
To be fair about it: a good agency does things this doesn't. Outreach for backlinks. PR. Big content strategy. A human who knows your industry.
But that's not what most small-business retainers are spent on. They're spent on the repeatable work — finding the opportunities, rewriting the pages, wiring up the links, writing the report. That part is a system. So I built SearchLift to run it, and priced it for real people: what software costs to run, not what a team of humans has to charge.
From $99 a month · no contract · cancel any time
Don't take my word for it. Take your own.
A real finding about your real page, emailed to you in minutes.
I'm not going to show you logos of companies you've never heard of, or a testimonial from “Sarah M., Marketing Director.” SearchLift is new, and I'd rather earn your trust the honest way.
So here's the offer: paste any page on your site below. We'll email you a link to a graded report — what's technically wrong, what's missing from the page, how fast it loads for real visitors. Free, no account, no card.
If it tells you something your last SEO report didn't, you'll know what the full version is worth.
The free audit is one page and doesn't touch your Google data. The full product connects to Search Console, which is where the real money is — the searches where Google already shows your site and nobody clicks.
I built this because I was the customer.
I run a web development business. I paid for SEO, and every month I got a report I couldn't act on and couldn't verify. I knew enough to know that most of what I was paying for was work a system could do — and that the parts nobody was doing, like internal linking, were the parts that would have compounded.
So I built the system for my own business first. SearchLift has been running against my own site for months: every cost you see on the pricing page is measured off real runs on it, not estimated. The reason the product tells you when a change didn't work is that I needed to know that about my own pages before I'd trust anything else it said.
— Andrew Buccellato, founder · goodfellastech.com
I'm onboarding the first 25 businesses personally, free. Email me and I'll sit down with you and set up your first campaign — no charge for the help, whatever plan you're on.
hello@getsearchlift.ioThree steps, about ten minutes. Then Google's data does the rest.
No onboarding call, no discovery phase, no kickoff deck.
Connect your Google
Read-only, through Google's official login. SearchLift can see how your pages perform in search. It cannot change anything in your Google account.
Get your list
Setup takes minutes. Your first ordered list arrives once the crawl finishes and Search Console has enough history to rank on — the single most valuable job first, each one with a plain-English reason and a button that does it.
Approve the work
See the before and after, hit approve, and it publishes. Change your mind later and one click puts it back.
Not 63 issues. One next job.
Every SEO report you've been sent was a list of problems sorted by a score. This is a list of jobs, and the order is two rules you can check: pages Google cannot find at all come first, then the pages sitting at positions four to fifteen where a better title moves you onto page one. Everything else after those — and when you finish one, the next run rebuilds the list from your latest Search Console data, so there is always exactly one next job.
Your SEO plan
Ordered so nothing blocks what comes next
- 1Fix it
Fix this first — Google can't list this page
/services/roof-repair · you're invisible for this one entirely
- 2Review & place
Add 6 internal links — one click, six pages
Points your strongest pages at the service you're trying to rank
- See the rewrite
Rewrite the title on /emergency-plumbing
You rank #7 for “emergency plumber austin” and your title doesn't say any of it
- 4See the rewrite
Rewrite the title on /drain-cleaning
1,240 people saw this in search last month. 11 clicked.
Example plan — not a customer's results
The order isn't a score — it's a schedule
Internal links take weeks to pay off, because Google has to re-read every page they sit on. A better page title can pay off in days.
So SearchLift starts the slow work first and fills the wait with the fast work. You see movement early and build something that compounds.
That's the kind of sequencing you'd expect from a good strategist, not a tool.
Four jobs it does, not four it recommends
Every audit you have been sent ended at the recommendation. This is the part after it.
Writes like you, not like a robot
Answer a few questions about your business once. Every title, description and headline after that sounds like your company — because it's grounded in your own words, and in the searches your pages already rank for.
Wires up your internal links — and leaves them alone
This is the line item agencies quietly drop, and it's the one that compounds. SearchLift maps every link on your site, works out which pages are strong enough to lift the others, and writes the anchor text — and on WordPress, on Pro and Agency, it places them for you. Then it defends them: a link it has placed doesn't get swapped out next month because a number moved. Google rewards structure that holds still.
Runs campaigns around the pages that pay you
Pick what you're working on — a money page, a topic you should own, or your listing on Google Maps. SearchLift derives the rest and coordinates the whole site around it: which pages should link to it, what wording to use, and what's missing. It'll even tell you where you're invisible to people still deciding between you and a competitor.
Sends the monthly report — and grades itself
Before it changes anything, it records where the page stood. Three weeks later it tells you whether the change helped, hurt, or did nothing measurable — on every plan, campaign or no campaign. No agency has ever volunteered that third answer.
Where you rank depends on where they're standing
Search “plumber near me” from two ends of the same town and Google shows two different top threes. One average position tells you nothing about that.
Tracked from $99 a month
SearchLift checks your map-pack position across a 7×7 grid of points around your business, 4 times a month — 196 individual checks. No campaign, no crawl, and no Search Console history needed to start.
Basic watches one location and one Google category. Pro watches 10 locations and 3 categories each.
Fixing it is a campaign
Knowing you are fourth in half the town is the measurement. The work — your Google Business Profile, the reviews to ask for, the service-area page you are missing — is a campaign, and campaigns are a Pro feature.
Basic includes 3 campaigns to try, so you can run one and see what it produces before deciding. They don't renew.
Fair questions
Including the two we'd rather you knew now than found out later.
Isn't this just AI writing my pages?
No. AI writes the wording; your Google data decides what needs writing and why. Every suggestion traces back to a real search where your page already appears — and you see the before and after before anything publishes.
What if it breaks my site?
It can't. SearchLift only edits page titles, descriptions, headings and internal links, and it keeps the original of everything it touches. One click restores any change. Everywhere but WordPress it doesn't touch your site at all — it hands you the exact wording to paste.
I already have an agency.
Then run this alongside them and see who finds more. Plenty of agencies use it themselves — it's the same tool, and at $499 it runs 20 client sites.
My site is brand new.
Be honest with yourself here: SearchLift works from what Google already knows about you. Two weeks old and there's nothing to work with yet. Come back in a few months.
What don't you do?
Backlinks and outreach. No link buying, no directory spam, no PR. SearchLift makes the authority you've already earned flow to the pages that need it — which for most small businesses is the bigger win anyway, and it's the part nobody's doing.
Then this is what you run it with.
Everything above is what your clients are paying you for. SearchLift does the repeatable half so you can spend your hours on the half that actually needs you — strategy, relationships, and the work no software can do.
20 businesses on one account, 5 seats. Give a team member full access to one client or read-only across all of them. Monthly client reports go out under your organization's name, from your own verified sending domain, with our branding removed. And the audit widget on your own site turns a stranger's URL into a lead with your branding on it.
$499 a month for all 20. That's $25 a client.
Less than a single hour of agency time.
Three plans. No contract, no setup fee, no six-month minimum.
$99 runs one business. $249 runs 10, with deeper audits and the campaign engine. $499 runs 20, white-labelled, for agencies.
No contract. No setup fee. No six-month minimum. Cancel from your account in two clicks and your reports stay yours.
There's no free plan — every analysis spends real money on Google and AI services, and we'd rather price it honestly than hide it. The single-page audit is free forever and needs no account. Start there.
Straight answers
Answered honestly.
Find out what you're missing before you write another retainer cheque.
Audit any page on your site free. No account, no card, about a minute. If what comes back is news to you, connect Google and see the whole list.