Algoist is the operating system your SEO team has been hacking together with seven tools and a spreadsheet. Find what matters, decide what to do, hand it off, ship it — in one workflow.
Built by operators running optimization programs at agencies and in-house teams since 2018.
Search Console tells them what's ranking. GA4 tells them what's converting. Ahrefs tells them what's possible. ClickUp tells them what's overdue. Docs holds the briefs. Sheets holds the priorities. Slack holds the context.
Nothing tells them what to do on Monday.
Every week your team stitches the same picture together by hand. Then a writer asks for the focus keyword and the loop starts over.
Each one is small. Together they're the gap between the SEO program you think you're running and the one that's actually shipping.
Both your guide and your product page are ranking — at positions 6 and 9, splitting the clicks. Algoist surfaces the conflict the day it forms, picks the canonical, and stages the consolidation.
Position 4 is supposed to pull 8–12% CTR. Yours pulls 1.2%. Algoist flags it, drafts the revision, and stages it for editorial — so the writer never has to remember which 30 pages need attention this month.
The brief comes pre-loaded with target keyword, LSI variants, your competitors' outlines, your internal linking targets, and the suggested word count. The writer opens it and starts writing.
Algoist tasks live next to the page they're about, with the proposed changes attached. No "where is the Doc" conversation. No "who owns this" check-in. The status is the status.
Algoist marks the day you shipped each revision and watches what happens. CTR goes up. Position goes up. Or you go back to the drawing board. No more "did the audit do anything?"
Trial accounts are live in under five minutes. No call required.