Built for SEO Agencies
The Ranking Factory gives your agency a repeatable, automated system for AI-search visibility — it finds what AI and Google are missing about each client and builds the evidence to fix it, published inside Google's ecosystem and on their own site — because that's where AI does most of its citing.
For each client it finds where AI answers name competitors instead of them, builds the missing evidence — on their own site where you connect it, off-site otherwise — and tracks when they start getting cited. Your team focuses on strategy. The Ranking Factory handles execution.
The engine measures, writes and publishes for each client; you set each one up, approve what needs a person, and keep the relationship. Five clients on Growth ($129) at $99 each leave $366 a month; twenty on Agency ($249) leave $1,731. AI costs are on your or your client's own keys: a weekly measuring run averaged $0.55 on our own account in September 2026, about $2.40 a month per project, and writing is extra. Agencies trial on Growth, which covers five clients.
See the marginsAgencies juggle tools, spreadsheets, and manual tasks. The Ranking Factory replaces all of it with one automated engine.
Off-site evidence isn't exposed to your site's on-page swings, and it isn't built on links that can be devalued. Each client ends up with an explanation and the data behind it — different pieces that agree with each other.
Drive assets, Cloud pages, Blogger posts, GBP posts — The Ranking Factory builds them automatically.
The Ranking Factory builds the evidence Google Search and AI answers read about each client, and measures how often AI answers name them.
The engine works every client every four hours on Agency — finding gaps, building the evidence and publishing it while your team is offline.
Enter a target URL. The Ranking Factory analyses entity gaps and builds an off-site plan inside Google's ecosystem.
Each client gets isolated tenants, Google accounts, entity hubs, and reporting. No cross-contamination. No shared signals.
Clear answers, comparisons, tools and worked examples — published as Drive docs, Cloud pages, Blogger posts and GBP posts. All off-site, all white-hat.
Drive permissions, Blogger rate limits, Cloud 404s, token expiry — The Ranking Factory detects and repairs failures automatically.
One email per site every Monday, on by default, with every campaign on it: what AI answers cited for the first time, what was published and repaired, what needs you and what each engine said. A client address gets its own edition, with links to the published proof only, and every email has an unsubscribe link.
Bulk scheduling, multi-tenant isolation, and a four-hourly improvement cycle per client let you scale without hiring.
Rankings improve when Google understands and trusts your clients' entities. The Ranking Factory strengthens the signals that define identity and relevance.
Drive, Cloud, Blogger, GBP, indexation — stable, indexable URLs on Google's own properties. No bought links, no PBNs, nothing you'd ever need to disavow.
The Ranking Factory analyses each client’s URL to identify what Google and AI engines are missing about them, and publishes the client’s own facts to fill it — on the client’s own site where it is connected, with the same facts where Google’s engines read them. Outside proof has to be earned, so you also see which sites the engines cite for each client’s market.
No PBNs. No link spam. No shortcuts. Everything The Ranking Factory builds is reversible and logged.
Evidence Engine — automatic gap-finding, building & publishing
Entity Health (coverage, AI visibility & citation tracking)
Repair Jobs
AI-visibility checks & ranking / indexation tracking
A weekly email per site, on by default
Multi-client isolation
Bulk scheduling
Timeline audit trail
Client-ready reporting
Unlocks automatic off-site execution for agencies.
14-day free trial on Growth. Cancel anytime.
Yes, by default. Off-site work goes to Google properties — stable, indexable URLs Google already crawls, with no link schemes involved. If a client connects their own site, the engine can publish gap-closing pages there too, which is worth doing: AI cites third-party and first-party sources far more often than it cites hosted assets.
Yes. Claude connects to your account by signing in, on every plan, and on that screen you choose what it reads: every project, or one. A connection given one client's project reads that project and nothing else. It only reads unless you tick “Let it make changes” on that same screen, and then it can change that one project and no other, with every change listed in Settings. You can end any connection at once from Settings → Advanced → Agent access.
No. Links and mentions from other sites are earned, and nothing we publish for a client stands in for them. We put the client’s own facts where Google’s engines read them, and show which outside sites the engines cite for their market, so you know where a place is worth earning.
Plans are sized by automated campaigns, one per client site: 1 on Starter, 5 on Growth, 20 on Agency and unlimited on Enterprise.
No. You add the client's site, correct what the crawl proposes about the business, paste in an AI key and connect where pages are published. Fixes that need a developer, such as server-rendering or a CDN rule, are labeled as such and written up for whoever runs the site.
The Ranking Factory publishes each client’s own facts on their own site where it is connected, and in their own Google account where Google’s engines read them — automatically — and shows you where outside proof is worth earning.
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