Most search stacks split performance, crawling, competitor research, AI visibility, content and reporting across separate tools. The data sits in different places, and the context behind a finding is easy to lose when the work moves from one to the next.
Searchscope brings your search performance, site crawl, competitors, market demand and AI visibility together in one account. Analyzers find the issues and opportunities, agents help you work out what to do next, and instruments are where you create, plan, check and report on the work.
THIS ACCOUNT
Search data486 days
Site crawl1,204 pages
Findings27 open
Analyzers7 on
RUNS IN ORDER
01 · Search datasynced
02 · Site crawl1,204 pages
03 · Analyzers27 findings
All three steps are up to date.
EACH ANALYZER RUNS ON
Cannibalizationsearch data
Content Decaysearch data
Internal Linkscrawl
Schemacrawl
Analyzers find specific issues and opportunities. Search Intelligence adds competitors and market demand. AI and Brand Intelligence adds what the assistants say about you. Instruments are where you do the work.
Area 01
Find specific issues and opportunities across your search performance and site crawl, with the evidence behind each finding and a recommended next step. Seven of them: Cannibalization, Content Decay, Opportunities, Cluster Volatility, Index Bloat, Internal Links and Schema.
Area 02
See your search performance alongside competitor visibility and changing market demand, then work through what it means with the Strategic Advisor.
Area 03
See what six assistants say about you each week, which competitors they recommend instead, and which sources they cite.
Area 04
Turn findings into work without setting anything up again. Create content, manage the plan, check page health and build reports from the same crawl and search history: Content Studio, Content Planner, Page Experience and Reporting.
Searchscope imports your Search Console performance history and crawls your site. The two are connected at page, query and cluster level.
That is what lets the analyzers, the agents and the instruments work from the same account. Build it once, and the rest of the platform has it.
Input 01
Queries, pages, clicks, impressions and ranking history imported from Search Console, then grouped into clusters.
Input 02
Content, titles, internal links, structured data and technical signals from your own site.
Then
Searchscope uses the relevant search and crawl inputs for each analyzer, and writes prioritized findings for the rest of the platform to work from.
The run repeats weekly, on the day and hour you choose, and you can run any step yourself.
A sync re-imports the whole window. Search Console finalizes its data late, so the window ends a few days back rather than today.
A broken link on a page nobody visits isn’t the same job as a broken link on a page taking 1,240 impressions. They don’t arrive in the queue looking the same either.
Where search performance is available, Searchscope puts it beside the finding. A fix on a page with real traffic behind it sits above one carrying nothing but a severity label.
When an account has no search data yet, the four analyzers that need it don’t run, and the other three work from the crawl alone.
Cannibalizationwaiting
Content Decaywaiting
Opportunitieswaiting
Cluster Volatilitywaiting
Index Bloatrunning
Internal Linksrunning
Schemarunning
The four turn on automatically once search data arrives.
Search Console and your site crawl are the first-party foundation. Searchscope adds external market, competitor, AI and Google page data where your own account can’t answer the question.
Every screen names the source of the numbers on it.
Source 01
Two of them run on licensed data: Demand and Trends, and the Competitive Landscape. Both use third-party search volume and competitor keyword coverage, across 92 markets.
Source 02
AI and Brand Intelligence asks six assistants the same questions every week and keeps every answer word for word, with the sources each one cited.
Source 03
Page Experience takes its list of pages from the crawl, then runs fresh PageSpeed Insights audits against the live site, and pulls index status from Google’s URL Inspection API.
An agent analyzes the evidence already in the account and comes back with an answer. The Strategic Advisor draws on search performance, findings, competitors and demand. The PR Strategist draws on brand, media and AI visibility signals.
An instrument is a working surface with the page and the evidence already loaded: create the content, plan and track it, check page health, and report on what changed. So a recommendation becomes work without anybody assembling the evidence again.
Agents analyze. Instruments are where you work.
The finding, the decision, the work and the report all start from the same search and crawl data.
Data
Search performance
Site crawl
External sources
Understand
Analyzers
Search Intelligence
AI and Brand Intelligence
Decide
Strategic Advisor
PR Strategist
Work
Content Studio
Content Planner
Page Experience
Measure
Impact Tracker
Reporting
Connect your site and see what Searchscope finds, what deserves attention first, and how a finding becomes content, a plan and a report.