Frequently Asked Questions

White-label reports are planned for the Agency tier. The first version focuses on accurate audits and clean client-ready recommendations.

Yes. The site crawler follows internal links and audits multiple pages in one run, up to the page limit for your plan. Paid plans support scheduled weekly crawls so you can track changes over time without running them manually.

A content brief is an AI-generated outline for a new or refreshed page, built around a keyword cluster from your site. It is designed to hand directly to a writer or an AI writing assistant so the resulting page targets the right intent and structure. Free plans include 3 briefs per month; Starter includes 30; Growth includes 80; Agency includes 200.

The auto-brief is a scheduled SEO action plan that TrafficBud generates and emails to you on a monthly or weekly cadence. Starter plans get a monthly auto-brief, and Growth plans add the option for weekly delivery. It compiles your latest audits, crawl results, and Search Console data into a single prioritised plan.

Yes. Paid plans include a one-click Google OAuth connection that pulls your Search Console performance data directly into TrafficBud. You can also upload a CSV export if you prefer not to connect your account.

Free includes one site. Starter is built for one business site, Growth covers up to ten sites, and Agency covers up to fifty client sites.

Yes. Annual billing is exactly ten times the monthly price, which gives two months free.

TrafficBud checks the practical things that commonly leak organic traffic: titles, meta descriptions, headings, thin content, canonical tags, indexability, internal links, image alt text, Open Graph tags, structured data, and response speed.

No. TrafficBud is focused on fixing pages, not replacing every enterprise SEO database. It is meant to be simpler, cheaper, and more action-oriented for small businesses and agencies.

When you add a site to TrafficBud, you get a guided workspace with up to 13 screens covering the full SEO workflow: connecting Search Console, auditing pages and crawling the site, checking the sitemap, finding internal-link gaps, building a keyword and content strategy, reviewing mobile compatibility and content quality, and generating an action plan. You can work through screens in any order, skip ones that do not apply, and track progress with a completion bar at the top.

It crawls your site, groups pages by topic, and surfaces pairs of pages that mention the same subject but do not link to each other. The result is a specific list of anchor-text suggestions and placements you can add to strengthen topic authority and help search engines understand your site structure.

The sitemap audit fetches your sitemap.xml and checks every listed URL for issues: 404 errors, redirect chains, noindex flags, and pages that should not appear in the sitemap. It returns a score and a prioritised list of URLs that need attention.

Yes. Every plan includes a mobile compatibility check that reviews the page HTML for viewport settings, tap target sizes, font legibility, and other common mobile issues. Paid plans add a real phone-viewport screenshot so you can see exactly how the page looks at 375px, along with additional touch-target and rendering checks.

A content refresh report takes a specific page URL and a target search query, then identifies gaps between your current content and what searchers expect to find. It returns a prioritised checklist of sections to update, questions to answer, and headings to add or rework so the page better matches search intent.

Yes. Every audit now includes an AI Visibility score that checks whether AI answer engines can read and cite your pages. It inspects AI-crawler access in your robots.txt, whether your main content is visible without JavaScript, and whether your structured data includes entity and answer schema. Paid plans also run a live citation probe against real niche questions to show which sources AI currently cites and what you can do to earn a mention.

Yes. The schema generator fetches a page URL and produces ready-to-paste JSON-LD structured data. Supported types include FAQ, Article, Product, Local Business, Software Application, and Breadcrumb. It draws from the actual page content so the markup reflects what search engines will see, not a generic template.

TrafficBud uses deterministic checks first, then can use AI to turn findings into clearer recommendations and content-refresh ideas where that adds value.

Yes. The content quality check scans a page for spelling mistakes and typos on all plans. Paid plans also run an AI grammar and style pass that flags awkward phrasing, passive constructions, and clarity issues. Results include a page score and an itemised list you can work through before publishing.

TrafficBud analyses each keyword opportunity for potential impact, then generates a specific recommended fix: a revised title and meta description, content additions, or redirect guidance if the URL has stopped working. It uses the current page content and your site's actual product focus to make sure recommendations stay on-topic and accurate.

The action plan compiles findings from your audits, site crawl, Search Console data, and keyword research into a single ranked to-do list — critical fixes first, then high and medium-priority improvements. You can download it as a PDF to hand to a webmaster or as formatted AI-agent text to paste directly into any AI assistant for implementation help.

Not without your approval. The current product identifies fixes. Future integrations may apply safe fixes to supported platforms only after you confirm them.

No for one-off audits. Scheduled crawls and progress reports may later use optional verification so TrafficBud can safely crawl private staging pages or larger sites.