Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Grok
Ask your AI assistant where your site ranks
Connect RankMySEO once and your assistant can look up positions, on-page problems, and competitors while you are still in the chat. It can try one site before you make an account.
In your own words
Ask in the chat window you already have open
Your assistant reads the same stored checks the dashboard shows you, then answers in plain words. You do not open a tab, pick a date range, or export anything.
- Where does my site rank for "jasa nextjs" this week?
- Which keywords lost positions this month?
- What is broken on diurusin.id right now?
- Start tracking example.com for "vps murah".
- Is my competitor ahead of me on any of my keywords?
Trying it
Your assistant can start without an account
Most tools want a paid subscription and an API key before a bot may ask anything. Ours will answer a bot that walked up with nothing.
- 1
Connect
Paste one line into your assistant's MCP settings. There is no key to create, no OAuth screen, and no card. - 2
Ask
Your assistant gets one website and two keywords for 48 hours. It picks the site, runs the checks, and reads the answers back to you. - 3
Keep it
If you want to hold on to that site, your assistant hands you a link. Approve it and the site moves onto your account with your plan's limits.
What this costs elsewhere
Everyone else sells the bot a subscription first
Rank tools do ship MCP servers now. They all sit behind a mid-tier plan and an account you already pay for, so an assistant cannot look anything up on its own.
| Tool | Plan the assistant must already be on | Price |
|---|---|---|
| RankMySEO | None | Free |
| Ahrefs | Lite | $129 / mo |
| Semrush | Pro | $139.95 / mo |
| SE Ranking | Pro | $129 / mo |
| Nightwatch | Professional | EUR 159 / mo |
| Serpstat | Team | $100 / mo |
Rival plan names and list prices were checked in September 2026 and change without notice. The free window here is deliberately small: one website, two keywords, 48 hours, one bot per network. Research from an unpaired assistant is deleted after a day.
Pairing
Pairing moves the site onto your account
The assistant hands you a link, you approve it while signed in, and the two-day trial becomes a project on your plan. The assistant keeps working; it is just working inside your limits now.
- The site your assistant found, and its history, move onto your account.
- Your plan's limits apply from then on, the same numbers the dashboard enforces.
- You can see and revoke the key from your account at any time.
- Delete the pairing and the assistant is back to a walk-up with no access to your data.
What a paired key can reach
A paired assistant sees exactly what you see, nothing more. On Free that is your one site and its rankings. From Starter up it also gets the keyword gap, traffic comparison, the planner, competitor rank compare, backlink review, and the on-page issue lists.
The assistant cannot raise your own limits, and it cannot spend money. Adding a site past your plan's count fails for a bot the same way it fails for you.
Questions people ask
- Which assistants does this work with?
- Anything that speaks MCP. Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok all do. Setup is the same line of configuration in each of them.
- Do I have to sign up before my assistant can try it?
- No. An assistant with no account gets one website, two keywords, and 48 hours. You only need an account when you want to keep that site.
- Is the free window per person or per bot?
- One at a time per network. It exists so an assistant can show you something real, not so a fleet of bots can run free rank tracking.
- How fresh are the answers?
- Your assistant reads stored checks, the same ones on your dashboard. Every plan is checked weekly. Growth and above also enter a limited daily queue.
- How deep does it look?
- The top 20 organic results. Anything below that comes back as 20+ rather than a made-up number.
Connect it and ask one question
Setup is a single line of configuration. Your assistant can be reading real positions in a couple of minutes.
Free covers 1 website, 3 keywords, and 14 days of history. No card.