An SEO plan for your whole website, and proof of what worked.
Most SEO tools hand you a list of 300 issues and stop there. The Growth Engine turns your homepage, product pages, pricing, docs and blog into one month-by-month plan. It saves where you stand today, suggests each change, waits for your OK, and then checks whether the change helped. It is free for every account while it is in beta.
Updated 3 November 2026
What it covers
The blog is one part of your site. Buyers also land on the homepage, a product page, the pricing page or a help article. The Growth Engine plans all of them together, so two pages never compete for the same search.
- Technical health: pages that cannot be indexed, broken links, missing or wrong structured data, slow templates, sitemap problems.
- Money pages: the homepage, product, pricing and feature pages, rewritten where titles and copy miss what people search for.
- A page map: each search intent goes to one address of the right kind, an existing page or a new one.
- New pages and updates: drafted by AI, reviewed, and passed through a quality check before they ship.
- AI answers: the questions your buyers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity and other assistants, and whether the answers name you.
- Local and languages: local pages and listings for a local business; extra languages or countries on the largest plan.
Setup: one address, one scan
A new account starts with your website address. CMSKite reads the homepage and scans up to 25 pages while you watch: it follows your sitemap, obeys robots.txt, and shows a site score with the top five issues when it is done. You can move on before the scan finishes.
Your website
Type the address. The name and language come from your homepage, and you can change them.
The scan
Up to 25 pages and the site-wide checks. You see a score, the top five issues and a link to the full audit.
Your business
AI reads your pages and fills in a profile: what you sell, who buys it, competitors, topic seeds and the questions people ask AI assistants. Every field is editable, and you can skip it.
Connect
Connect Google Search Console for rankings and clicks, and set up your blog. A Getting started card on Home tracks what is left.
The roadmap, month by month
Every plan follows one roadmap. A month opens when the one before it is finished, or when the report explains why a target was missed. Longer plans go further down the roadmap with bigger monthly quotas.
| Month | Focus | What gets done |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Baseline and audit | Search Console and GA4 connected, today's numbers saved, every URL checked, competitors found, keyword research and the page map. |
| 2 | Technical fixes and money pages | Critical and high issues fixed, structured data added, homepage, product and pricing pages improved, first new pages. |
| 3 | Quick wins and first review | Pages ranking 8 to 20 pushed, titles rewritten where clicks are low, comparison pages, a scorecard against the baseline. |
| 4 | Topic clusters | A pillar page with supporting pages, linked to each other and to a money page. |
| 5 | AI answers and links | Key pages rewritten answer-first, directory and review listings, a second cluster. No paid links. |
| 6 | Refresh and review | Pages that dropped are refreshed, thin pages merged, a full scorecard and the plan for the next six months. |
| 7–12 | Scale and authority | More clusters, extra languages or countries, an original data study, and a year report against month 1. |
Nothing changes without your OK
Each change arrives as a card: the page, what is there now, what we propose, why, and the result we expect. You approve it, put it on hold, or leave a note.
Approve
Read the before and after, then press Approve. A change you do not approve never ships.
Ship
Pages hosted on CMSKite change directly. For the rest of your site, the change goes into the fix report for your developer.
Mark shipped
When the change is live, press Mark shipped. The checks start that day.
Measured
Clicks, impressions and position are checked after 7, 14 and 28 days against the site-wide trend. Each change ends as Worked, No change yet, or Did not work.
A fix report your developer can use
When a fix is outside CMSKite, your developer gets a report, not a screenshot of a dashboard. Each row has an issue code, the pages it affects and the exact change to make. Download it as Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx) or Markdown (.md).
- Versioned: each site audit writes a new version, so your developer sees what is new since the last one.
- Verify fixes: when the work is live, open the report and press Verify fixes. CMSKite checks the pages again.
- Codes, not jargon: for example
TITLE_TOO_LONG,SCHEMA_MISSINGorLINK_BROKEN, each with a plain explanation.
AI answer visibility
People ask AI assistants before they search. The Growth Engine keeps a set of prompts, the questions your buyers ask, and checks whether the answers name or cite your site. Results are shown as four-week trends, because one answer on one day says little. This part is in beta.
Plans and what is free today
| Launch | Growth | Authority | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Term | 3 months | 6 months | 12 months |
| Planned price | $99 a month | $249 a month | $599 a month |
| New pages a month, up to | 4 | 8 | 16 |
| Page updates a month, up to | 4 | 8 | 16 |
| AI prompts tracked | 25 | 100 | 300 |
| Sites | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Counts are “up to”. A page ships only when it passes the quality check, and unused quota does not roll over.
What it does not do
- No ranking guarantee. We commit to the work and the measurement, not to a position. Nobody can promise one honestly.
- No paid links and no link schemes.
- No silent changes. Every change waits for your approval.
- New pages take time. They usually need two to four months to settle in rankings. Early gains come mostly from technical fixes and money pages.
- Search Console is needed for the full crawl, rankings and clicks. Without it you get the quick scan only.
Is the Growth Engine only for the blog?
No. It plans your whole website: homepage, product pages, pricing, docs and blog. The blog is one channel inside the plan.
Does it change my website on its own?
No. Each change waits for your approval. Pages hosted on CMSKite change after you approve; for the rest of your site your developer gets a fix report with the exact change.
How do I know a change worked?
After you mark it shipped, CMSKite checks clicks, impressions and position after 7, 14 and 28 days against the site-wide trend, and labels the change Worked, No change yet or Did not work.
What does it cost?
It is free for every account while in beta. Planned prices after the beta are $99, $249 and $599 a month for Launch, Growth and Authority, and may change.
My site is not on CMSKite. Can I still use it?
Yes. Any website works. CMSKite reads your pages and Search Console data, and your developer applies fixes from the report.
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