Top bar
Status, counter and the main screens, in wp-admin and on the site. On mobile the dot and the counter stay.
In the top bar, in the editor and in Changes. Titles, links, blogs and your local profile. You approve. What you do not want does not go live.
Zip file, not in the WordPress directory yet. Works with the block editor, the Classic Editor and WooCommerce, next to Yoast or Rank Math or instead of them.
2 changes are waiting for you
Search Console updated when that sync exists
This page
Example of a service page
Is it in Google? ↗
Example view, no customer data
Click a screen. This is a rebuilt view, not data from a customer. Dashes are fields where a real site does not have a figure yet.
2 changes are waiting for you
Search Console updated when that sync exists
This page
Example of a service page
Changes 2
Is it in Google? ↗
Example view, not customer data
Green, yellow or red, plus a counter. On a page you see whether it may be in Google, whether there is a description, and whether there is a keyword. Rank Math and Yoast supply those fields when they are on.
Status, counter and the main screens, in wp-admin and on the site. On mobile the dot and the counter stay.
Titles, links, drafts and local proposals. Nothing goes live without approval, and everything can be rolled back.
In the block editor and the Classic Editor: title, readability and facts of the page you are writing.
Business profile, reviews, listings and location pages. Writing to Google is not connected yet.
Topic map, content plan, terms and template pages for place, sector, facet and comparison.
A link only if the anchor text is already in a sentence. A blog only for a question from Search Console.
An SEO plugin gives you the buttons. PlainRank also says which ones to press, and why.
| A regular SEO plugin | PlainRank | |
|---|---|---|
| Where do you start? | With a list of settings and a score per page | With Changes: what is waiting, with a reason |
| Inside WordPress | A menu somewhere on the left | Also in the top bar, on the site and in the editor |
| Titles and descriptions | You write them yourself | A proposal when Search Console supports a better title |
| After a theme update | You notice when visitors stay away | The watcher puts it in WordPress the same morning |
| Local | Separate fields for name and address | Profile, reviews and location pages, with dashes where data is missing |
| Having copy written | General AI copy | Only topics from your own site or Search Console |
| What did it produce? | A green dot | Clicks and position before and after, per change, when that measurement exists |
Plugin
With a plan
Get the zip and upload it in WordPress under Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin. Searching the directory does not find it yet.
Log in at PlainRank, create a one-time code and paste it in the plugin. No password and no AI key in WordPress.
By default it asks first for everything. Per type of change you can turn that on later. Rolling back stays possible.
Yes. Then PlainRank itself puts nothing in your pages that the other plugin already does, so nothing is duplicated. In the top bar and in the editor it reads the title, description and keyword from that plugin.
No. The top bar only reads what the plugin has already stored and makes no request to PlainRank or to Google. Analysis and writing happen at PlainRank.
No. You connect with your PlainRank login and a one-time code. The site secret stays on the server.
No. By default the plugin asks first for everything. You see it in Changes and in the top bar. Every change can be rolled back.
A dot: green when nothing is waiting, yellow when changes are open, red when the watcher saw something. On a page you see seen, clicks and position when those figures are already stored. Otherwise there is a dash.
You see the profile, the reviews and the location pages. A proposal or a review reply is saved, but does not go to Google yet. Figures Google has not supplied stay a dash.
Place series for the Netherlands and Belgium are not on this site. Blog proposals are questions Search Console already saw. If that data is missing, the list stays empty.
Changes that are already live stay live. The plugin keeps doing the SEO basics. Prepared improvements and writing stop without the connection.
Yes. In the Classic Editor PlainRank sits in a panel beside your text. With WooCommerce it helps with product titles, descriptions and product data for Google.
At most 50, even without a plan. It does not roll back theme and plugin files.
Download the plugin. Connect a plan if you want it to prepare proposals from Search Console.