Why RankHouse
RankHouse audits your site, fixes critical errors first, writes posts built to rank in Google, and checks whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity name you in the answer.
What you get
Four results the agent works toward every day, and exactly how it gets there.
More people who want what you sell find your site and pick your result.
The agent writes posts aimed at searches your buyers make and rewrites weak titles and descriptions, starting with the pages closest to Google's first page.
Posts built around the questions buyers put to AI assistants, and a clear record of whether those assistants name you.
Every day, the agent asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews your customers' questions, and shows who they name and which sites they cite.
A site Google can read, with its worst problems handled before anything else.
The audit runs 24 checks every month. The agent rewrites missing, duplicate and weak titles and descriptions itself, live once Agent Auto Publish is on, and gives you or your developer the exact fix for server-side problems.
Steady, useful posts about what you actually sell, for the people who buy it.
Each one starts from your business profile, a real search and today's top Google results, and links only to pages already on your site.
How it works
The agent audits your site every month and fixes, writes and tracks every day. Every item lands in your planner with its page, date and status.
The agent crawls up to 20,000 pages of your site and runs 24 checks, sorting what it finds into critical errors, warnings and recommendations. It audits again every month.
Critical errors come first. The agent rewrites missing, duplicate and weak titles and descriptions itself. For server-side issues such as SSL, the sitemap, speed or pages blocked from Google, it gives you or your developer the exact fix.
The agent builds each month's keyword list from searches your buyers make, and you can edit or reorder it any time. Then it writes a post a day for one search from that list.
Every day, the agent checks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews mention your business. Your clicks, impressions and positions show in Search Console, Google's own count.
Site audit
The agent's auditor checks 24 data points across your site and sorts every finding into one of three groups, so you always know what matters most.
Problems that stop Google reading or showing a page well.
The agent handles these first: it rewrites missing, duplicate and weak titles and descriptions itself, and for server-side problems it writes out the exact fix.
Issues that hold a page back.
Once the critical errors are handled, the agent rewrites the flagged titles and descriptions among them and gives you the exact fix for the rest.
Smaller improvements worth knowing about, listed with each page so nothing gets lost.
The audit runs again every month, so each month starts from a fresh list of what is still open.
AI visibility
Many buyers now ask ChatGPT or read Google's AI Overviews before they visit a website. Every day, the agent puts those questions to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews, and keeps every answer in full.
Each post is written to answer a question built from a real search, so assistants have a clear page from you on the topic, and the daily AI visibility check shows you where you stand.
How the AI visibility check works: the questions go to each assistant through its API with web search on, and AI Overviews are read from Google's results page. Answers vary by person, by day and by model, so read each check as that day's picture.
The RankHouse 7-Layer Method
AI slop starts from a keyword and nothing else. A RankHouse post goes through seven layers: five before the agent writes a word, and two after.
RankHouse reads your homepage and drafts a short profile of your business. Every post is written for your buyers and around what sets you apart, and you can correct the profile any time.
Each month's list starts from keywords you add, then, once Search Console is linked, searches where Google already shows your site on page two, then Google Keyword Planner ideas. You can edit or reorder the list any time.
Each search becomes the question a buyer actually asks, and never one the agent has already written about for you.
Before it writes, the agent studies the five pages Google ranks highest for that search today, and the questions people also ask about it, so the post covers what searchers expect now.
It links only to pages it found on your site, up to five per post, and turns any other link into plain text, so no link points to a page that doesn't exist.
Writing rules tell it to leave out sales talk, stock phrases and AI-sounding wording. A second pass tightens the draft, and a fixed list of stock phrases that give AI writing away is stripped out.
Each draft is measured on keyword placement, length, headings and links. A draft that misses goes back for a rewrite, up to six times.
Seven layers behind every post. How we use AI
Your first 90 days
Here is how the agent spends your first three months, and where you check the results.
RankHouse reads your homepage, drafts your business profile, runs the 24-check audit and builds your first keyword list. Note your Search Console clicks for the four weeks before you start. That is the number to beat.
The agent starts on the critical errors: it rewrites missing, duplicate and weak titles and descriptions itself, and gives you or your developer the exact fix for server-side issues. A new post a day starts, alongside daily AI visibility checks.
With the critical errors handled, the agent moves to the warnings: it rewrites the titles and descriptions still flagged and gives the exact fix for the rest. The daily posts and AI visibility checks carry on.
The agent keeps working on the pages and searches closest to page one, where a sharper title or one more post has the shortest way to go. At day 90, compare your last 28 days in Search Console with the number to beat.
Impressions usually move before clicks, and clicks before sales, so expect early numbers to jump around.
Integrations
The RankHouse plugin connects with one key.
It saves posts and SEO titles and descriptions in your WordPress, works with Yoast, Rank Math or SEOPress, and never changes prices, SKUs or stock.
The Shopify app (in Shopify's review) saves blog articles and SEO titles and descriptions in your store.
It has no access to your theme, so it adds no scripts to your storefront.
The publishing API.
Your developer adds a few HTTPS endpoints to your site once, and RankHouse sends signed requests to them.
New connections start on Manual Publish, so nothing reaches your site until you press Publish. With Agent Auto Publish on, the agent publishes everything by itself: new posts go live on your site, and new titles and descriptions go live on their pages.
Start today
Enter your domain. RankHouse reads your homepage, drafts a profile of your business, builds your first keyword list and starts the daily work.
Seven layers behind every post.