The opportunity map
Every search as a dot: further right ranks lower, higher up is seen more, and a bigger dot earns more clicks. The page-two band is shaded, so the big dots inside it are next week's work.
SEO for every product you run, from data you already own.
LopeBase reads Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, and Google's real-visitor speed data for each of your sites, then tells you the few things worth doing this week. No estimated traffic, no borrowed keyword volumes. Your numbers, measured against your own site.
Read-only access. Free for one product.
An SEO dashboard that starts with what changed
Most SEO tools open on a wall of numbers. The SEO tab opens on four: clicks, impressions, click rate, and average position for the last 28 days, each with which way it moved against the 14 days before.
- Every number from Search ConsoleClicks, impressions, click rate, and position exactly as Google defines them. Average position is weighted by impressions, the same way Google computes it.
- Which way it is movingThe newer half of the period against the older half, so a slow slide shows up before it costs you a month.
- Every product on one listWith several sites, the SEO page starts as one row per product: last week's clicks and a trend line. Click a row to open that product.
- Bing beside Google, never added to itA product with both sources shows them as separate rows, because the two count differently.
Opportunities
See every search you show up for, and the ones you are closest to winning.
Pages 11 to 20 of Google are where a site has already earned some trust for a search but gets almost none of the clicks. SEO people call these striking distance keywords. LopeBase draws them so you can spot them in a second.
Where you rank
How many of your searches land in each stretch of the results. A tall page-two bar means a lot of work is one push away from paying off.
Your click rate at each position
Built from your own searches, not an industry chart. When position 6 earns less than position 7, the page sitting at 6 has a title problem.
- What to do nextSearches on page two, and page-one searches clicked less than your site's own average, sorted by how often they are seen.
- A prompt for eachCopy any item as a ready prompt for the coding agent that works on your site, with the numbers attached.
- Or write it hereSend a search straight to the content autopilot to plan an article for it.
- Your name versus the restClicks from people who searched your product by name, split from everything else, so brand searches do not hide how discovery is going.
Rank tracking without a separate rank tracker
Add the searches that matter to you and LopeBase follows them week by week. Because it reads Search Console's own history, a keyword you add today already has 12 weeks of trend.
- Positions Google measuredNot a scraped results page from one data center. Search Console reports where you appeared for real searchers.
- Suggestions from your own searchesThe searches that already bring people in, one click to track.
- Idea lists, with an AI assistAsk for more searches to track, or tidy a long list into the ones worth keeping. It shows the credit cost first.
- Free toolTry the same page-two logic on any Search Console export with the striking distance keyword finder.
Pages
Page by page: what earns search, and what gets in its own way.
The Pages tab turns Search Console's page report into three answers: which parts of your site bring people in, which pages are seen and skipped, and where two of your pages fight over one search.
Clicks by section
Your top folders by clicks from Google, and how many pages each one has in search. Useful when you are deciding where the next month of writing goes.
Pages competing for the same search
Often called keyword cannibalization. When two of your pages each take a real share of one search, Google tends to swap between them. Merge them, or make one the clear answer, as Google's guide to consolidating URLs describes.
- Seen, rarely clickedPages on page one, seen at least 100 times, and clicked at under half your site's rate. Google writes the result's title link mostly from your title, so that is usually the fix.
- Better titles, written for youAn AI review reads each of those pages and suggests a title and description using only the searches the page already shows up for.
- Top pagesYour 20 best pages by clicks, with impressions, click rate, and position.
A site audit you will actually rerun
The Health tab answers the questions that decide whether a page can rank at all, and only flags what you can fix.
One-button auditEach finding says why it matters
- No meta description, so Google writes its own snippet
- No canonical link, so copies can compete with it
- Tells search engines not to list it (noindex)
Copy every fix as one prompt for your agent
Is Google listing your pages?Checked with Search Console
34of 40 indexed
Your newest articles and sitemap pages, up to 40
Speed for real visitorsCore Web Vitals, 75th percentile
Loading1.9 sGood
Responsiveness140 msGood
Visual stability0.18Needs work
Trend lines with Google's good and poor bands shaded
The audit reads each page's HTML and checks the basics Google documents: a title, a meta description, a single main heading, a canonical link, a declared language, social preview tags, and no stray noindex. There is no made-up health score out of 100. A finding is either a fix, which hurts search directly, or an improvement, which is worth doing.
Index status comes from the URL Inspection API, the same check as the Inspect URL box in Search Console. Speed comes from the Chrome UX Report: real visits, not a lab test. LopeBase uses Google's published thresholds: loading under 2.5 seconds, responding under 200 milliseconds, and layout shift under 0.1 count as good, measured at the 75th percentile of visits. Google recommends good Core Web Vitals for success in Search.
Health also shows when your domain registration runs out, read from the public registry over RDAP. A lapsed domain takes every ranking with it.
Links
Backlinks, competitors, and where people already talk about you.
Google uses links to find pages and judge how relevant they are. The Links tab shows who links to you, how you stack up, and where a new link could come from.
Who links to youFrom Bing, checked weekly
Linking sites flowing into your pages, new and lost each week
Domain RatingYou against your competitors
yourproduct.com34
competitor-a.com41
competitor-b.com22
Domain Rating by Ahrefs, by week
Where people talk about itLive, nothing stored
- Hacker News threads
- Lobsters posts
- GitHub issues and pull requests
- Stack Overflow questions
Places you already have a reason to reply
- Competitors found for youSuggested from what your site says and what people search to find it. Only sites whose home page actually answers are kept.
- New on competitor sitesPages your competitors published, read from their sitemaps each week, so you see the topics they are going after.
- Where to get linksAsk for places that fit your product to earn a link, kept as a list beside your backlinks. It shows the credit cost first.
- Honest about the sampleBing's link index is smaller than Google's, and the page says so. Google does not offer a full backlink API.
Hand the work to your coding agent
Every finding in the SEO tab can be copied as a prompt with the numbers attached. Or connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client to LopeBase and let the agent read the same data itself.
- Search Console over MCPQueries, pages, daily trends, and index checks. See what an agent can read.
- The whole SEO toolkitAudits, tracked searches, and links through one server. See SEO over MCP.
- Read-only search accessThe agent reads the same Search Console and Bing data you see. It cannot change your Search Console settings.
Where the data comes from
Every number in the SEO tab has a source you can open yourself. Nothing is estimated from a third-party clickstream.
Google Search ConsoleClicks, impressions, click rate, position, pages, and index status, through Google's own APIs with read-only access. See the Performance report help.Runs a couple of days behind
Bing Webmaster ToolsBing search traffic and inbound links. About Bing Webmaster Tools.Links checked weekly
Chrome UX ReportCore Web Vitals from real Chrome visits, 25 weeks of history. About CrUX.Updated weekly by Google
AhrefsDomain Rating for you and your competitors. What Domain Rating means.Checked weekly
Public sourcesDomain expiry over RDAP; mentions from the Hacker News API, Lobsters, GitHub search, and the Stack Exchange API.Read live
Faster indexingNew articles from the content autopilot can be announced through IndexNow to the search engines that support it.On publish
Do I need a paid SEO tool to use this?
No. The core of it runs on Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, which are free, and on Google's public Chrome UX Report. Domain Rating comes from Ahrefs through LopeBase's own key; you do not need an Ahrefs account.
Why no search volume or keyword difficulty?
Those figures are estimates from third-party data, and they often disagree with each other. LopeBase sticks to what search engines report about your own site: how often you were seen, clicked, and where you ranked. That is what the next decision should rest on.
How is this different from opening Search Console?
Search Console shows the raw report for one site. LopeBase reads it for every product you run, compares each period with the one before, picks out page-two searches and pages that are seen but skipped, finds pages competing for the same search, and turns each into a next step or an article.
What is keyword cannibalization, and does it matter?
It is when two pages on your site both show up for the same search. Google usually picks one at a time and can switch between them, so neither ranks as well as one strong page would. LopeBase only flags it when each page takes at least a tenth of the search's impressions, so a stray result does not count.
Can LopeBase change my site?
No. Search access is read-only. Fixes come to you as findings and prompts; your site only changes when you or your agent make the change, or when you publish an article through the content autopilot.
Which parts use AI credits?
The AI review of titles and descriptions, competitor discovery, keyword suggestions, and finding places to get links. Each shows its cost before it runs. Everything else, including the charts, audits, index checks, and speed data, uses none.
Sources
The documentation behind the definitions and thresholds on this page. Checked October 2026.
- What are impressions, position, and clicks? Search Console Help.
- Performance report (Search results). Search Console Help.
- URL Inspection API. Google for Developers.
- Web Vitals. web.dev.
- Understanding Core Web Vitals and Google search results. Google Search Central.
- Chrome UX Report overview. Chrome for Developers.
- Influencing your title links. Google Search Central.
- Control your snippets in search results. Google Search Central.
- How to specify a canonical URL. Google Search Central.
- Block search indexing with noindex. Google Search Central.
- Link best practices for Google. Google Search Central.
- What is Domain Rating (DR)? Ahrefs Help Center.
- IndexNow.
- Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP). ICANN.
What else do you want to get done?
Every goal runs in the same console, on the same plan.
01 / Content
Publish without the weekly grind
Plan articles on a calendar. They are drafted in your voice, checked, and published on schedule.
CalendarYour voiceLink checks See how it works 02 / RevenueKnow your MRR and runway
MRR, past due, and cancellations for every Stripe and Polar account, next to cash in the bank.
MRRPast dueRunway See how it works 03 / GrowthTurn visitors into signups
Traffic from every analytics tool side by side, and a review of where people drop off.
TrafficSignupsConversion review See how it works 04 / ReliabilityHear about outages first
Every site checked every 15 minutes, alerts by email or push, and a status note drafted for you.
15 minute checksAlertsIncident review See how it works 05 / AgentsLet your coding agent set it up
Run one command and your agent adds products and connects sources over MCP.
npx lopebaseMCP serverRead-only See how it worksNot sure where to start? Connect one tool and Overview shows what needs you first.
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