SEO OS is the execution layer between finding issues and fixing them. Audit sites, prioritize by impact, run weekly sprints, and show clients exactly what you shipped — not just what you found.
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Agencies pay for tools that show what's wrong. But knowing isn't doing. Audit reports pile up in Google Drive. Issues rot in spreadsheets. Clients ask “what did you actually do this month?” and the answer is a 50-page PDF nobody reads.
Surface hundreds of issues but don't help you prioritize or track what gets fixed.
Show pretty charts but no clear path from “data” to “done”.
Generic exports that show volume, not velocity. Clients want outcomes, not outputs.
Every feature is designed around one question: did the work get done?
Crawl up to 200 pages per site. Discover sitemaps automatically. Surface 9 issue types — missing titles, thin content, broken pages, canonical problems, and more. Get a health score in minutes, not hours.
Auto-convert audit issues into tasks. Score each by impact (1–5) and effort (1–5). Tasks with the highest net score rise to the top. No more arguing about what to work on first.
Organize tasks into weekly sprints. Drag between To Do, In Progress, and Done. Keep your team focused on this week's highest-value work instead of drowning in a 200-item backlog.
Generate snapshot reports that show health score, tasks completed (7d/30d), and remaining priorities. Share via tokenized link with optional expiration. Print-friendly layout for those who want PDFs.
Four steps. Every week. Real progress.
Run an audit on any client site. SEO OS crawls up to 200 pages and flags issues automatically.
Convert issues to tasks. Score by impact and effort. The highest-value work surfaces to the top.
Pick your sprint. Move tasks through To Do → In Progress → Done. Ship fixes every week.
Generate a client report showing what improved. Share a link. Print a PDF. Done.
Not for data analysts. For practitioners.
Manage 3–10 client sites without drowning in spreadsheets. Show clients what you actually did this month.
Give your team a shared workspace with prioritized tasks. Weekly sprints keep everyone aligned.
Run audits on your own sites. Track technical debt. Report progress to stakeholders with shareable links.