SERP intelligence for Google and AI search
Be the result.
Be the answer.
See why they outrank you. Then outrank them.
AI made content cheap, so the top results all say the same thing. Serpint finds what they leave out, writes it from what your team knows, and shows what each page earned.
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Draft grade · example
“Best CRM for small businesses”
68
Solid, with gaps
Top fix
Every page in the top 10 lists the same features. Add what you found setting one up: how long it took and what surprised you.
Outdated claim
“The free plan includes unlimited users.” The vendor’s pricing page you link to now caps it at two.
SaaS companies
Turn search into sign-ups. Find the questions buyers ask before they choose a tool, publish the best answer, and see which pages bring in trials.
Agencies and consultants
Run every client from one account, each with their own sites and competitors, and send a monthly report that shows what moved and why.
Publishers and site owners
Spot the pages losing clicks, see whether they fell as a Google update rolled out, and get the rewrite that wins the traffic back before it’s gone.
The problem
Ten articles. Same advice. Why would Google or ChatGPT pick yours?
Writing is cheap now, and content scores reward matching the pages already ranking. So the top results for most searches say the same thing, and nothing gives Google or an AI answer a reason to choose one over the rest.
What it’s written from
The pages already ranking, reworded by you or by an AI writer.
Your expert’s answers, given through a private link, with a source for everything else. The ten pages already ranking can’t have what your expert knows.
What it’s scored on
Keywords and topics, so a perfect score means writing the same article as the ten already ranking.
Your draft is checked for the terms and questions the top ten cover, then graded on what it adds that they don’t: first-hand experience, evidence, and the answer searchers are still missing.
What the searcher needs
A label like “commercial”, which says what kind of page to write but not what this searcher came for.
The specific needs behind the search, each with its evidence, marked where the top 10 miss them, then checked one by one in your draft.
Content
The top 10 can’t have your expert
The research, the drafting, the grading and the follow-up are done for you. Your part is what only you know, which is exactly what Google and AI answers look for.
Know what to write
See which of your pages bring visitors and which bring sign-ups, so you know what to write more of. Serpint groups your keywords into articles and briefs each one in about a minute: what the top 10 covers, the pages AI answers cite, the questions people ask and how long to go.
Your part:Pick the keywords.
A draft built on what you know
Your expert answers a few questions through a private link, no account needed. The article is written from those answers, in your author’s voice, and anything without a source is left for you to fill.
Your part:Answer a few questions, then approve.
Publish without guessing
Open a page from your site or paste a draft, and it’s checked against its brief as you type. The AI grade scores it in eight areas, with the exact fixes shown before and after and a fact-check that catches claims your sources don’t back.
Your part:Pick the page or paste the draft.
Keep it ranking
Published pages go into the rank tracker, and we check every month whether ChatGPT cites them. When one starts slipping, it’s flagged for a refresh, and the rewrite is graded before it goes live.
Your part:Mark it published. Answer a few questions if it slips.
Research and tracking
Know what moved your traffic, and what to do next
Your rankings, your real clicks from Google and every Google update on one timeline, with the research tools to act on it.
Know when Google moved, and how you moved with it
Every Google update is marked on your charts and flagged while it rolls out. When it’s done, you see how each of your sites moved against its own trend, so normal growth isn’t read as a win, and get an email about it.
Core update rolling out
Your real clicks, turned into a to-do list
Connect Search Console and GA4 for 16 months of clicks and conversions, with visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity and other AI assistants next to visits from Google. Serpint turns them into a to-do list, the most extra clicks first, and 28 days after you mark a job done it shows what it earned.
- Rework /blog/crm-guide14 searches in positions 4 to 10Rework
- Write a page for “crm for freelancers”None of your pages is about it yetNew page
- Win back “free crm”Down 4 places in the last 28 daysSlipping
- Pick one page for “crm pricing”Marked done 28 days ago: +62 clicksDone
Example
Rank tracking
Weekly in any Google location and language (daily as an add-on), on mobile, desktop or both, next to your competitors, with SERP features and AI Overview citations.
Site explorer
Open any competitor and see the keywords and pages that bring them traffic, who links to them, and the searches they win that you don’t.
Keyword research
Ideas, suggestions, questions and related keywords with volume, difficulty and click prices, the live top 10 for each, and one click to start tracking.
Indexing and setup
Your important pages checked with Google every week, each status explained in plain words, and a check that your analytics and Search Console are set up right.
Site audit
A health score, the exact links and values behind every issue, the fixes that matter most first, page speed tests and your sitemaps checked daily.
Client reports
Rankings, traffic, links, site health and Google updates for each client in one monthly report, ready to save as a PDF.
Pricing
Pick a plan by how much you publish
Every plan includes the content tools, Search Console and GA4, every published article followed, site audits, client reports and Google update alerts. Keyword research comes with Starter, Site Explorer with Pro.
Solo
One site, one person
$15.83/month
$190 billed yearly
$19/month
Billed monthly
- 5 articles a month: brief, write or refresh, grade
- 1 site, 1 user
- Search Console, GA4 and the opportunities in them
- Every published article followed: rankings, clicks, ChatGPT citations
- 50 more keywords tracked weekly, 3 competitors per site
- 1,000 audit pages a month
- 1 client report a month
Starter
A few sites, a small team
$32.50/month
$390 billed yearly
$39/month
Billed monthly
- 15 articles a month: brief, write or refresh, grade
- 3 sites, 2 users
- Search Console, GA4 and the opportunities in them
- Every published article followed: rankings, clicks, ChatGPT citations
- 200 more keywords tracked weekly, 3 competitors per site
- 50 keyword searches a month
- 5,000 audit pages a month
- 5 client reports a month
Pro
A content team publishing every week
$82.50/month
$990 billed yearly
$99/month
Billed monthly
- 30 articles a month: brief, write or refresh, grade
- 5 sites, 5 users
- Search Console, GA4 and the opportunities in them
- Every published article followed: rankings, clicks, ChatGPT citations
- 600 more keywords tracked weekly, 5 competitors per site
- 150 keyword searches a month
- 40 domain lookups a month in Site Explorer
- 20,000 audit pages a month
- 30 client reports a month
- Competitor keyword gap and internal link suggestions
Agency
Agencies, and companies with many sites
$207.50/month
$2,490 billed yearly
$249/month
Billed monthly
- 100 articles a month: brief, write or refresh, grade
- 20 sites, 10 users
- Search Console, GA4 and the opportunities in them
- Every published article followed: rankings, clicks, ChatGPT citations
- 1,200 more keywords tracked weekly, 10 competitors per site
- 250 keyword searches a month
- 50 domain lookups a month in Site Explorer
- 40,000 audit pages a month
- Unlimited client reports
- Competitor keyword gap and internal link suggestions
Business
Large portfolios and high-volume content: more sites, articles and people, limits set to what you need, everything in Agency.
Prices in US dollars. Sales tax or VAT is added at checkout where it applies. Full refund within 14 days of any payment.
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Your questions, answered
Is Serpint right for me?
If search brings you customers, yes. You might run a SaaS product, look after clients’ sites, or own content sites. It works for any kind of site, and you can track rankings in any Google market.
Do I still need Ahrefs or Semrush?
Keep them if you rely on their research: their link and keyword indexes are bigger. Serpint works on your own site, from your Search Console and GA4 to the articles you publish, and its keyword research and Site Explorer cover the everyday checks on the bigger plans.
Do I need a card to try it?
No. You get 7 days free on one site, no card. In that time you can check your rankings, audit your site, connect Search Console and grade your drafts.
Will the AI write my articles for me?
It writes them from your expert’s answers, not by rewording the pages that already rank. Anything it can’t back with a source is left as a placeholder for you to fill, and nothing is final until you approve it.
Can I connect Search Console and Google Analytics?
Yes, read-only. You see your real clicks, impressions and conversions next to your rankings, visits from AI assistants next to visits from Google, and whether Google has indexed your important pages, with 16 months of history on every plan.
Which countries can I track?
Rank tracking works in any Google location and language. Keyword research covers about 94 countries, and the country picker only lists the ones with keyword data.
Can I send reports to my clients?
Yes. Each month you get a report per site with rankings, traffic, links, site health and any Google update that hit it. Save it as a PDF and send it.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes. Your plan keeps running until the end of the period you paid for, and you aren’t charged again. Changed your mind? Ask within 14 days of a payment for a full refund.
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