Data-backed website planning from real search demand

Decide the right pages.
Before anything is built.

ConvertRank helps agencies and in-house teams decide what pages a website should have and how to structure them — before any page is designed or content is written.

Not a website builder. Not an AI writer.

Request access Used during strategy — before design, content, or development starts.
You get: Site structure Topic coverage plan Key questions based on search demand

Who it’s for

Teams who plan client websites and want the structure right before execution begins.

  • SEO agencies
  • In-house SEO teams

What it’s good at

Turns business goals + search demand into a clear page plan and website structure.

  • Pages that actually matter
  • Topic coverage that’s complete

Why teams use it

Compress planning time and align decisions upfront.

  • Hours of work → minutes
  • Fewer revisions after launch
Why this matters now

As search shifts toward AI answers and richer results, clear website structure and topic coverage matter more than ever. ConvertRank helps teams make deliberate decisions about structure and coverage — before producing more content.

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Frequently asked questions

Is ConvertRank an AI content writer?

No. ConvertRank does not write content. It decides what pages should exist and what topics and questions those pages need to cover — before any content is written.

Is ConvertRank a website builder or CMS?

No. ConvertRank does not design, build, or publish websites. It is used during strategy, before design, development, or content creation begins.

How is ConvertRank different from traditional SEO tools?

Traditional SEO tools focus on keywords and optimization. ConvertRank focuses on site structure, topic coverage, and planning — the decisions that happen before execution.

Who typically uses ConvertRank?

SEO agencies, web design consultants, and in-house SEO teams who plan websites and content strategies for clients or internal projects.

When should ConvertRank be used?

At the strategy stage — before design, content creation, or development starts.