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RankFlect SEO is a complete SEO plugin that AI agents can run safely. Its built-in MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code or any other MCP client work on your SEO. You decide what an agent may touch, you approve its edits, and you can undo any change.
Why switch to RankFlect SEO
Safe AI agents, built in. 100+ SEO tools over MCP, no companion plugin. Agent tokens are scoped, every write can be dry-run first, and edits wait for your approval by default. Every change is logged and can be undone, one at a time or as a batch.
claude.ai and ChatGPT connect by URL, free. Sign in through a WordPress consent screen where you pick read-only, content editor or full access.
Your AI key, no credits. Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter or a local model (Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM). No RankFlect SEO account and no credits to buy.
Light and quiet. No admin nags. Modules run only when they are on. Front-end CSS loads only on pages that use RankFlect SEO’s FAQ, How-to or Table of contents blocks.
Works where you build. Gutenberg, Classic Editor and Elementor get a native SEO panel. Content analysis also reads Divi, Oxygen, Breakdance and Bricks pages.
Multilingual. WPML, Polylang and TranslatePress: hreflang, og:locale alternates and language-aware sitemaps.
Easy to move to. Import from Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress, The SEO Framework, Slim SEO or Squirrly SEO in one click, with a backup first. The import can be undone.
On-page SEO and the editor
SEO titles, meta descriptions, robots, canonical URLs, Open Graph and X (Twitter) cards, with templates and variables such as %title% and %sitename%.
Live content analysis with unlimited focus keywords, a score per keyword and a warning when another post already targets the same keyword.
“Explain with AI” on every recommendation.
Search, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and Pinterest previews.
SEO panel in the block editor sidebar, the Classic Editor meta box and an Elementor drawer.
FAQ, How-to and Table of contents blocks (and Elementor widgets) that output FAQPage, HowTo and table-of-contents schema, with no front-end JavaScript.
External link rules: nofollow, sponsored, ugc and new-tab for outgoing links, with allow and deny lists.
Bulk editor for titles, descriptions and focus keywords, plus a duplicate titles and descriptions report.
Schema
JSON-LD graph: Organization or Person, LocalBusiness, WebSite, WebPage types, Article types, Product for WooCommerce, BreadcrumbList and FAQPage.
Schema manager on every post: Article, BlogPosting, NewsArticle, FAQPage, HowTo, VideoObject, Review, Recipe, Event, Course, SoftwareApplication, Product, Person, Service, JobPosting or your own JSON-LD.
Schema validator that shows the final graph, errors and recommendations, with a link to Google’s Rich Results Test.
Import schema from any URL and map it to your post.
Local SEO and WooCommerce
Business details, opening hours (split hours, 24-hour days, closed days) and LocalBusiness schema.
[speedrank_local] shortcode and Business info block, and a locations.kml sitemap.
WooCommerce: full Product schema with price, availability, GTIN, brand, images, ratings and reviews; product variables for titles; cart, checkout and account pages kept out of search.
Sitemaps, indexing and AI search
XML sitemaps on top of the WordPress core sitemaps, with noindexed content left out and translations linked as alternates.
robots.txt editor with switches for AI crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended.
llms.txt (per language on Polylang sites), plus Markdown versions of your pages for AI agents.
IndexNow pings, so Bing and others hear about new content quickly.
AI crawler analytics: which AI bots read which pages over the last 90 days, split into training, AI search and live user requests.
Site audit, speed and security
Site audit with a 0–100 score across indexing, metadata, content, technical, social, AI search, security and performance, with one-click fixes. It reads your site directly and does not crawl it.
Optional hardening fixes: turn off XML-RPC, stop user enumeration, turn off the file editor, hide the WordPress version.
PageSpeed Insights and Core Web Vitals for any URL, with history.
Competitor analysis: compare a competitor’s page with yours, side by side.
Image SEO: readable alt text from file names, and a list of images without alt text.
AI with your own key
SEO title, meta description and focus keyword suggestions, and image alt text (with vision when your model supports it).
AI content briefs (intent, outline, questions, entities, content gaps and internal links) and full article drafts, saved as drafts for you to review.
A daily request limit and a “Pause all AI” switch.
Google Search Console and Analytics
Connect with your own Google Cloud OAuth client or a service account. Access is read-only, and your data goes straight from Google to your site.
Search Console: clicks, impressions, CTR and position compared with the previous period, with top queries and pages.
Google Analytics 4: traffic, engagement and visits from AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Copilot.
Optional GA4 tag installer, an optional dashboard widget, and an optional monthly SEO email report.
Site management
Role manager: choose which roles can edit SEO fields, use AI, see analytics, manage redirects, run the audit, change settings or approve agent changes.
Backups of settings and SEO data before every import and bulk change, with one-click restore. Export and import everything as JSON.
Redirect manager with 301, 302 and 307 redirects, and automatic redirects when a slug changes.
Breadcrumbs (shortcode and template tag) and site verification for Google, Bing, Yandex, Pinterest and Baidu.
RankFlect SEO Pro
RankFlect SEO Pro is an optional paid upgrade with a 14-day free trial. It is a separate plugin download, and this free plugin is complete without it. Pro adds:
AI visibility tracking: whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity mention and cite you, with share of voice against competitors.
Rank tracker, AI insights and trend analysis, Traffic Recovery briefs for pages losing clicks, and Focus Pages diagnosis.
Search Console opportunities with one-click fixes, URL inspection and index status for every post.
AI internal linking, AI metadata written on publish, bulk AI, and the AI FAQ generator.
Schema templates with display conditions, custom fields in schema (ACF, Meta Box, Pods), and schema import from code.
News and video sitemaps, llms-full.txt and an AI usage policy.
Multiple locations, advanced WooCommerce SEO (GTIN, MPN, ISBN, variation offers) and AI referral revenue for WooCommerce.
Prefix and regex redirects, 308, 410 and 451 responses, a 404 monitor, a 404 catch-all and a broken link checker.
Audit history and scheduled audits, and email reports on your schedule with your branding.
Start a 14-day free trial or upgrade from RankFlect SEO → Settings (checkout by Freemius).
Source code
The admin screens are written in React and compiled with @wordpress/scripts. The uncompiled source is included in the plugin’s src folder. Run npm install && npm run build:free to rebuild it.
External services
RankFlect SEO connects to the services below only when you set up or use the feature that needs them. Nothing is sent when you activate the plugin, and RankFlect SEO has no server of its own.
Google OAuth, Search Console and Google Analytics APIs
Used to show your Search Console and GA4 data after you connect Google in RankFlect SEO → Analytics.
When you connect, your browser opens accounts.google.com with your OAuth client ID and the requested scopes, which are read-only.
Your site exchanges the returned code, your client ID and your client secret with oauth2.googleapis.com for tokens. With a service account, your site sends a signed token request instead.
Tokens are refreshed when a report is loaded.
Reports call www.googleapis.com/webmasters/v3 with your Search Console property, the date range and, in the editor, the page URL. They also call analyticsadmin.googleapis.com to list your properties and analyticsdata.googleapis.com with your GA4 property and the date range for traffic, engagement and AI-assistant referral reports.
When you disconnect, the refresh token is sent to oauth2.googleapis.com/revoke.
Google Terms of Service, Google APIs Terms and Privacy Policy.
Google Analytics (gtag.js)
This service is used only if you enter a GA4 Measurement ID in the settings. Visitors’ browsers then load www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js, which sends page views and the visitor’s browser data to Google Analytics. Logged-in editors are not tracked by default.
Google Analytics Terms and Google Privacy Policy.
AI providers
These are used only after you add your own API key in RankFlect SEO → Settings → AI, and only when you or an agent you authorized starts an AI action. Examples are suggesting a title or description, suggesting keywords, explaining a recommendation, writing alt text, writing a content brief or an article draft, comparing a competitor’s page, or testing the connection.
Each request sends your API key and the text needed for the task: the post title, up to 6,000 characters of the post’s text, the focus keyword, the site name and the tone you chose. A content brief or draft sends the topic and keyword you entered and the titles of related posts on your site; a competitor comparison sends both pages’ URLs, titles, descriptions, headings, word counts, schema types and up to 1,500 characters of their text. For alt text, the image file, its file name and the parent page title are sent. Only the provider you selected is contacted:
Anthropic (api.anthropic.com): Commercial Terms and Privacy Policy.
OpenAI (api.openai.com): Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Google Gemini (generativelanguage.googleapis.com): Gemini API Terms and Privacy Policy.
OpenRouter (openrouter.ai). Your site URL is also sent as the referrer: Terms and Privacy Policy.
OpenAI-compatible server: requests go to the base URL you enter, such as a local Ollama or LM Studio, under that server’s own terms.
WordPress AI connector (WordPress 7.0 and later): requests go to the provider configured in Settings → Connectors, under that provider’s terms.
IndexNow
This service is used only when you turn on the IndexNow module, which is off by default. When you publish or update a post, or submit URLs from RankFlect SEO → Tools, your site sends api.indexnow.org your site’s host name, your IndexNow key, the key file’s URL and the changed URLs. IndexNow shares these URLs with participating search engines, such as Bing and Yandex. Nothing is sent from sites whose environment type is local or development.
IndexNow documentation and terms and Microsoft Privacy Statement.
Google PageSpeed Insights
Used only when you run a speed test in RankFlect SEO → Site Audit → Page speed, when an agent you authorized runs one, or once a week for your home page if you turn that option on (off by default). Your site sends www.googleapis.com/pagespeedonline/v5/runPagespeed the URL being tested, the device (mobile or desktop) and, if you entered one, your PageSpeed API key.
Google Terms of Service, Google APIs Terms and Privacy Policy.
Pages you ask RankFlect SEO to read
Competitor analysis and “Import schema from URL” fetch the web page whose address you enter, only when you click Compare or Fetch schema, or when an agent you authorized calls the matching tool. Your site makes one ordinary GET request to that address (and, for competitor analysis, to your own page), with a user agent that names RankFlect SEO and your site URL. Nothing else is sent. The site audit also requests a few pages of your own site, such as the home page, to check security and performance settings.
Freemius
RankFlect SEO uses the Freemius SDK for the optional opt-in, the Pro upgrade and trials. No data is sent unless you opt in, start a trial or buy Pro. If you opt in, Freemius receives your site URL, WordPress and PHP versions, the plugin version, your name and email address, and plugin events such as activation, deactivation and uninstall. This includes any feedback you choose to give. You can opt out at any time.
Freemius Terms and Freemius Privacy Policy.
