For executives and leadership teams

Stay on top of your organic growth, without opening a dashboard.

Algoist Pulse watches your search performance and tells you what changed, why it matters, and what to do next. It lands in your inbox, Slack, or Teams, the moment it matters. And it maps every Google algorithm update to your own traffic, so a drop is never a mystery.

Built for founders, executives, and account leads who need to know what changed, not log in to find out.

inbox · Friday 4:00 PM
From: Algoist Pulse
Your week — 3 going right, 2 to act on
Going right
Organic clicks +18% week over week, led by "cat insurance ontario" jumping to position 3.
Surface now
Top conversion page lost 32% impressions — Title says "Welcome to…" Recommend rewrite this week.
Watch
12 product pages still missing offer schema — Foundry can fix in bulk.
5 health cards · 2 actions queued Open in dashboard ↗
How most leaders find out something broke

The drop happened Tuesday. You heard about it three weeks later.

Rankings slip on a Tuesday. A CMS update wipes a title tag on Wednesday. A competitor's new page eats your top result on Thursday. A Google core update rolls out over the weekend. By the time anyone opens Search Console, usually after the next monthly meeting, the damage is weeks old and the cause is a guess.

The dashboard works fine. Leaders just do not log into one.

You should not have to. Pulse tells you the moment it matters: what changed, why it matters, and what your team should do about it. Then it shows you whether the cause was your site or a Google update, mapped to your own traffic.

What you miss between reports

Five things leaders find out too late.

Each one is quiet on its own. Together they are the difference between steering your growth and explaining it after the fact.

01
A traffic drop.
Organic clicks fall 30 percent over two weeks. The first anyone hears of it is the monthly review, when the number is already in the deck.
02
A Google update.
Google ships a core update and your rankings move. Nobody connects the two, so the team panics over a normal swing, or misses a real hit.
03
A site outage.
Your site goes down on a Saturday. You hear about it Monday from a customer, not from your own monitoring.
04
A win you did not press.
A page finally breaks into the top three. Nobody notices, so nobody doubles down while the momentum is there.
05
A competitor move.
A competitor overtakes you for a revenue keyword. You learn it the day a prospect mentions them by name.
From signup to first briefing

Connect. Watch. Detect. Explain. Deliver.

01
Connect
Link Search Console in two clicks. Pulse starts reading your real search traffic. Nothing to install on your site.
02
Watch
Pulse checks your clicks, impressions, rankings, and uptime every day. It also tracks every Google update as it rolls out.
03
Detect
A traffic drop, a site outage, a new algorithm update. Pulse catches what matters the day it happens, not three weeks later.
04
Explain
Plain language, not raw numbers. What changed, whether it was you or Google, why it matters, and the one thing to do about it.
05
Deliver
It lands where you already work. Inbox, Slack, or Teams. No dashboard to open, no team to chase for an answer.
What it actually does

Real briefings. Real alerts. Real answers.

01 · Your Friday briefing
What happened this week, in plain language.

Every Friday, Pulse sends a short read on your organic growth. What went up, what went down, what to look at, and the one move that matters most. Written for a busy leader, not an analyst.

The email your team forwards straight to the boss.
Pulse · weekly briefing
This week
Clicks up 8.2%. One page slipping. Nothing on fire.
Going rightService pages gained 1,140 clicks
Watch/pricing slipped to position 6.4
Do thisRefresh the pricing page title
→ Read the full briefing
Pulse · real-time alert
Alert · 7:42am
Clicks down 31% vs the same day last week
The drop is concentrated on /blog. Likely tied to the core update that began rolling out yesterday.
Sent toInbox · Slack #leadership
→ See what changed
02 · The alert that beats the customer email
Know the moment something breaks.

A traffic drop, a Google update, or your site going down. Pulse sends a real-time alert the day it happens, with what it is and what to do. You hear it from Pulse, not from an angry client or a board member.

What you currently find out about far too late.
03 · Every Google update, mapped to your clicks
Was it you, or was it Google?

Pulse overlays every confirmed Google update on your own click history. When traffic moves, you can see at a glance whether an update lines up with it. A drop is never a mystery, and you stop guessing in meetings.

The context no raw dashboard hands you.
Pulse · clicks vs Google updates
Last 90 days
Mar 5 core updateclicks dipped, then recovered
VerdictIt was Google, not your site
→ Open the update history
Built for the people who answer for the numbers
Founder / CEO
You do not have time to open a dashboard. Pulse tells you when organic traffic moves and what it means, so you walk into every meeting already knowing.
Marketing director
Brief leadership before they ask. Pulse hands you the what-changed-and-why in plain language, ready to forward, so you are never caught flat-footed.
Account lead / agency
Stay ahead of every client. Pulse flags drops, outages, and Google updates per site, so you reach out first instead of explaining after the fact.
Busy team
Everyone sees the same update at the same time, in Slack or Teams. No logins, no chasing, no version of events that changes with who you ask.
Finding out three weeks late vs knowing the morning it happens
Without Pulse
Traffic drops on a Tuesday. Nobody notices.
You hear about it in next month's report
A Google update lands; you cannot tell if it hit you
The site goes down overnight; a customer tells you
Leadership asks what changed; you go digging
The dashboard sits open in a tab nobody reads
A good week passes with nobody told
With Pulse
Pulse catches the drop the day it happens
An alert reaches your inbox or Slack within hours
Every Google update is mapped to your own clicks
Downtime triggers a real-time alert, day or night
The what-changed answer is already written, ready to forward
No dashboard to open; the update comes to you
Wins get surfaced too, so the team hears good news
Pricing that makes sense

Pick the version that matches your operation.

Foundry
From keyword to published post without leaving the tool.
$1299 / mo
Billed monthly
  • Full editorial workflow brief, draft, review, publish, track
  • AI-built editorial packages: trend-led, custom keyword, or repurpose existing
  • TinyMCE editor with 10 AI rewrite + 10 edit actions on selected text
  • DALL-E 3 featured images with style, size, and brand-colour controls
  • WordPress + Algo-Studio CMS push (more adapters coming)
  • Editorial calendar with drag-drop scheduling
  • Editorial review queue with approve / request-changes flow
  • Content decay detection from your GSC data
  • Revision tracker surface losing pages, queue the rewrite
  • Alice conversational AI assistant for optimisation questions
  • Up to 10 seats included
  • Everything in Executive Reports
Start Foundry
Custom Solutions
Managed editorial programs and enterprise content operations.
Contact sales
 
  • Managed editorial team we write, we deliver, monthly
  • Monthly advisor report Google Doc, narrative + hours summary
  • VCI Platinum white-label dashboard
  • Multi-domain support with roll-up reporting
  • Custom integrations headless CMS, internal publishing pipelines
  • Dedicated account lead + SLAs
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