The SEO production team your agency doesn't have to hire

Scale your SEO agency
without scaling your team.

Rankylink handles SEO strategy, content, optimization, internal linking, publishing, monitoring, and reporting across all your clients — from one command center. Connect a website, launch a 90-day campaign, and let the autopilot do the rest.

Download Rankylink Desktop App

Free with every plan. Runs alongside the web app.

One command center. Every client. Full lifecycle.

From connecting a client's website to delivering a branded monthly report — Rankylink runs the entire SEO production pipeline so your team doesn't have to.

1

Connect Clients

Add clients, connect their websites, and configure brand voice, keywords, and publishing settings per client.

2

Generate Strategy

AI analyzes the site, existing content, and competitors to produce a 90-day SEO plan with pillar pages and content calendar.

3

Launch Campaign

Approve the strategy and launch a campaign. Autopilot mode auto-executes the full SEO lifecycle end to end.

4

Content Production

AI writes optimized articles with proper headings, internal links, meta tags, and schema — then sends them through client approval.

5

Publish & Monitor

Approved content is scheduled and published directly to the client's site. Performance is tracked through Search Console integration.

6

Report & Refresh

Automatic content refresh recommendations and branded client reports — so every client sees results, every month.

Guided demo

Watch one run, end to end

One sentence in. The planner resolves a RunStep DAG, the agent writes and interlinks, the SEO gate scores the result, and the connector publishes. Same sequence the product runs, replayed here as a scripted demo.

Simulated run — the prompt, steps and scores below are sample data, not a live account.

Automated publishing

From one sentence to an indexed URL

The parts nobody wants to do by hand — slugs, metadata, internal links, the SEO pass, and telling search engines the page exists — all happen on the way out the door.

Generated slug
“Umrah visa rules for UK pilgrims”
/blog/umrah-visa-rules-uk-pilgrims
Checked against 47 existing URLs — no collision
Silo map
12 internal links added, both directions
SEO gate
  • Title & meta within length
  • Schema valid
  • 0 broken links
Indexing
POST /indexing/urlNotification200
GET /sitemap.xml ping200
queued in 4s
Fired automatically on publish
  1. 01
    Slugs & metadata

    Every URL written for you

    The agent derives the slug, title tag, meta description and canonical from the brief — deduped against what you already publish, so nothing collides or cannibalises.

  2. 02
    Internal link siloing

    Linked into its topic cluster

    New posts are mapped against your existing content, then linked both ways into the right silo. Authority compounds instead of leaking into orphan pages.

  3. 03
    Quality gate

    Scored before it ships

    Headings, keyword coverage, readability, schema and link health are graded. Anything under your threshold gets rewritten and re-scored — not published.

  4. 04
    Instant indexing

    Submitted the moment it's live

    Publishing fires your sitemap ping and the indexing API for the new URL, so discovery starts in minutes rather than waiting on the next crawl.

Try it

Now give it your own brief

Pick your sector, type an address and the job you'd actually hand over. The panel below replays the same five steps the agent runs on a real site — plan, audit, write, score, publish — and the output changes with the vertical, because a clinic and a store need completely different pages.

rankylink run
Sample run — illustrative output

This is a scripted demo, not a crawl. Nothing is fetched from the address you enter and nothing is published anywhere.

Your sector
Processing mode

Brief Write 5 buying guides about waterproof hiking boots and interlink them

00:00.0waiting for a command — press Run to replay a sample job
By sector

Your bottleneck isn't the same as theirs

A store, a clinic, a training provider and a trades business all lose the same visitor for completely different reasons. Pick yours.

Category pages that rank, and a path into the product

The bottleneck

Your collection pages are 60 words of boilerplate above a product grid, so they rank for nothing — and the blog posts that do rank never link into a page anyone can buy from.

  • Buying guides written against your live catalogueThe agent reads what you actually stock, so a guide never recommends a product you delisted three months ago.
  • Every guide links into a collection and its productsBoth directions. The collection page gains the supporting content it needs to rank; the guide gains somewhere to send the reader.
  • Dead SKUs are dropped on every runProduct links are re-checked before publish. Out-of-stock and removed items stop being linked instead of quietly leaking traffic to a 404.
  • Seasonal briefs queue in advanceSchedule the guide six weeks before the buying window so it is indexed and ranking by the time demand arrives.
Links into buyable pages
12 per guide
Dead product links
0 after each run
Before / after

Same five posts. Two very different weeks.

Drag the divider to compare doing it by hand with letting the agent run it. Figures are typical of a small content site, not a guarantee.

The manual way

Falling behind
Organic rankings, 90 days
Readability 52SEO 610 CTAs0 links siloed
Time to publish 5 posts14 days
SEO score61/100
Internal links added0
Site structureFlat — no silos
11 broken internal links
23 orphan pages with no inbound link
Meta descriptions missing on 18 URLs

With Rankylink

Compounding
Organic rankings, 90 days
Readability +34SEO +373 CTAs added12 links siloed
Time to publish 5 posts4 minutes
SEO score98/100
Internal links added12 auto-added
Site structureAuto-siloed
0 broken links — every target verified first
Every new post linked both ways into its silo
Titles, meta and schema written and scored

Drag the divider, or focus it and use the arrow keys.

Run the numbers

What your content actually costs you

Move the sliders to your real volume and your real freelance rate. The maths is shown in full underneath — nothing is hidden in the number.

Your current setup
20
1200
$120
$20$500
3 people
Just me20

Briefing, review rounds and chasing add 6 hrs a month on top of the writing at 3 people.

Compare againstStarter

Starter is the cheapest tier that covers 20 articles a month.

You'd save
$2,37199% less

every month — $28,452 a year — and you get it published, interlinked and audited in minutes instead of days.

20 articles × $120 = $2,400/mo vs $29/mo on Starter
Freelance
$2,400
Rankylink
$29
Saved / year
$28,452
Hours back / mo
76 hrs

Time saved assumes 3.5 hours of human work per article — briefing, research, drafting, editing, uploading and interlinking — plus 0.15 hours per extra person for review rounds and chasing, capped at 60% of the writing time.

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Recommended for 20 articles a month: Starter · $29/mo

Modelled organic traffic, 6 months
Model — not a promise
1.7×1.0×nowM1M2M3M4M5M6
Published & interlinked by the agent — 1.7× Your current manual pace — 1.3×

This is a compounding model, not a forecast, and not a guarantee. It assumes you keep publishing 20 articles a month and that each one is interlinked into a silo. Real movement depends on your niche, your competition, your domain and the quality of what you ship. Both lines are indexed to today = 1.0× — we will never quote you a visit number we cannot know.

Inside a run

What the agent gets through

Every run leaves a trail — pages published, links rebuilt, audits scored. This is the shape of the work, not a highlight reel.

Agent activity
Sample activity
  • publishAn agency in Dubai auto-published 15 articles2m ago
  • siloA travel blog rebuilt its internal silo structure — 41 links added6m ago
  • auditSEO audit passed at 96/100 on a 2,400-word guide11m ago
  • syncAn online store synced 240 product links into its buying guides14m ago
  • connectA logistics site connected over webhook in under a minute18m ago
  • siloA clinic site routed 9 symptom articles to its booking page22m ago
  • queuedA property portal queued 60 city pages for next month26m ago
  • auditAn audit flagged 4 thin pages — all rewritten and re-scored30m ago
  • publishA client approval portal cleared 8 drafts in one session34m ago
  • syncA catalogue sync dropped 17 links to out-of-stock products41m ago
  • siloAn e-commerce blog interlinked 24 posts into a single silo47m ago
  • queuedA recruitment site scheduled 12 posts across three weeks58m ago
  • publishA course provider republished 6 module pages with new intake dates1h ago
  • auditA fintech blog rewrote 5 thin pages after a failed audit1h ago
  • connectA trades site connected its CMS and imported 73 existing URLs1h ago
  • publishA WordPress site published a 1,800-word guide — audit 92/1001h ago
Illustrative examples of typical agent runs — not live customer data.
Pricing

One agent. Pick your scale.

Every plan includes the full agent — planning, writing, internal linking, SEO audits and publishing. You're only choosing how many sites and articles you need.