GoSEOGEO

If you've ever been handed an SEO score with no hint of where it came from, you know how little it tells you about what to fix. GoSEOGEO begins somewhere smaller. You add your website, choose a public page and run a check, and the report links the page's HTTP response, its HTML and its crawler policy to observations and a next step.

The sample on the home page shows the tone. For example.org, robots.txt returned a 404, and the report marks the crawler policy as needing review. It adds that a missing file is not a disallow rule, which is a nice bit of care. The site's own line is that a website doesn't need another unexplained score.

Past the single check, keyword research covers related terms and search intent. Competitor analysis looks at a rival's ranking pages, and there's a backlink overview for a domain.

A content studio moves from brief to outline to draft. You approve a specific version before it publishes to a connected WordPress site, and the page is clear that a generated draft is not automatically a finished article. Visibility monitoring collects keyword rankings and AI answers, with mentions and citation sources. You can also connect Claude or Cursor through MCP and work on the same project with the same allowance.

One thing to keep in mind while browsing: several panels on the home page are labelled workflow illustrations, not live data.

The free experience needs no payment card. It gives 1 website and 3 page checks, plus 1 keyword request, 1 search-result request and 1 AI request. Monthly plans are listed at US$19 for 100 credits, US$49 for 350 and US$99 for 800. On November 11, 2026 the site said live checkout was limited to invited pilot accounts, so the paid plans weren't open to everyone.

According to the privacy notice, last updated November 11, 2026, the service is operated under the name BoomK Engine, with a Gmail contact address. SEO research sends your keywords or domains and chosen market to DataForSEO. Google connections are read-only, the tokens are encrypted in storage, and the notice adds that they can't submit sitemaps or change your Google data. Google Analytics runs on the public pages only if you allow it.

If you look after a site and want to see the evidence behind a recommendation, the free page checks are a low-stakes place to start.