Open-source SEO & Google Ads Claude Plugin
Hey Product Hunt π
I run a few small SaaS products solo, and the growth side of the job β SEO and Google Ads β has always been what I procrastinate on. Not because I don't know what to do, but because doing it means bouncing between Search Console, Google Ads, my codebase, a content doc, and four browser tabs of conflicting advice. By the time I've figured out what to fix, it's midnight and I've shipped nothing.
So I built Toprank β a free, open-source SEO and Google Ads plugin for Claude Code and Codex.
The idea is simple: instead of being another dashboard that tells you what's wrong, it runs inside your website's repo and actually makes the changes.
You type /seo-analysis and it:
Connects to your Google Search Console and Google Ads (your own credentials, nothing leaves your machine)
Pulls 90 days of real query, page, and campaign data
Crawls your site for technical issues
Cross-references what you're paying for in Ads with what you're already ranking for organically
Hands you a prioritized 30-day plan β quick wins first
Then you say "do it" and it rewrites your meta tags, fixes canonicals, consolidates pages that are cannibalizing each other, flags wasted ad spend, and opens a PR. The loop from "I should fix this" to "shipped" goes from weeks to an afternoon.
There's also a content-writer skill that drafts blog posts and landing pages following Google's E-E-A-T guidelines, and it can be auto-spawned by the audit when it finds content gaps β or keyword opportunities surfaced from your Ads data.
A few things I care about:
Free and MIT licensed. Not a freemium funnel. I built it for myself first.
Runs locally. Your data and credentials never touch a third-party server.
30-second install. One paste into Claude Code.
Built in public. All the prompts, scripts, and workflows are right there in the repo β fork it, break it, send PRs.
I'd love feedback from anyone here running SEO or Google Ads on their own products, especially the rough edges β cases where the audit misses something, or a fix goes sideways. That's the stuff that makes it better.
Thanks for checking it out π
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