Fix it. Measure it. Prove it.
Glimana crawls your site, joins it with Google's own data and ranks the work by the clicks at stake. You fix it; 28 days later it puts the result in front of you as a number.
| Task | Impact · clicks 28d | Type | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CTR opportunity: rewrite the title /vat-calculator · rank 3 · CTR 2.1% | 890 | CTR |
| 2 | Thin content: expand 41 pages /calculators/* · 18,400 clicks / 90d | 640 | Content |
| 3 | Cannibalization: 2 pages, one query "rent increase" · /rent-increase vs /rent-rise | 410 | Technical |
Meta description task · clicks up 14% across 62 pages.
Every part of your site on one chart, on one scale.
See which section is gaining clicks, which one is slipping, and why — on a single screen. Every line has a task behind it.
Sections
Queries that moved most
126 audit rules. Each one tied to a page, a query and clicks.
Crawled every night, alerted the moment something changes.
28 days later, proof: before and after.
Four steps. The first takes two minutes.
No setup, no code, no tags. You connect your Google account; the rest runs itself every night.
Connect
Sign in with Google and pick your Search Console and GA4 properties. Read-only access.
Crawl
The crawler walks every page, runs your JavaScript, applies 126 rules and matches them to Google's data.
Prioritize
Every job lands in one list, ranked by impact × confidence × urgency ÷ effort. Impact is the clicks the affected pages really got in the last 28 days.
Prove
Every job you mark as done is verified first, then compared before and after, 28 days later.
It looks everywhere an SEO would look.
Issues, opportunities, content decay and speed all land in one list. Every row tells you why, how and the clicks at stake.
Technical audit
Indexability, canonicals, redirect chains, thin and duplicate content, broken links, hreflang, structured data.
Expected click-through rate
For every query it works out the click-through rate your rank should get, from your own site’s curve, and shows it next to the real one.
Cannibalisation and decay
Finds your own pages competing on the same query, and posts that keep losing clicks over time.
Real-user speed
Not a lab score: the real LCP, INP and CLS of Chrome users.
Drop alerts
Catches drops in clicks and impressions, and tells you by email, Telegram, Slack or webhook.
Monthly impact report
What was done, what it earned, what comes next. One page for your client or your boss.
12 weeks, 12 tasks, a result in numbers.
Glimana's first 12 weeks on a site with 350+ calculators. Every task was marked the day it shipped and measured 28 days later.
Organic clicks, against the previous 12 weeks
Tasks measured; 2 neutral, 1 rolled back
Average workload per week
12 tasks surfaced, ranked by impact
8 tasks shipped and dated
28-day measurements came in
Monthly impact report as a PDF
Works with your own AI assistant.
Glimana finds and ranks the task; you hand the fix to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. The assistant reads your site, tasks and issues directly over MCP, and when it is done Glimana verifies and measures for 28 days. Everything is read-only: the assistant cannot change anything on your site.
claude mcp add --scope user --transport http glimana https://glimana.com/api/mcp
All integrations →
- Hand a task to your assistantOne click turns a task into Markdown: reason, fix, affected pages, evidence and done-criteria. Paste it, let it fix.
- FIX-PLAN.mdAll open tasks of a site in one file, in priority order; the assistant works top to bottom.
- Verification and measurement stay in GlimanaThe assistant checks with get_open_issues; you mark it done; impact is measured against a control group.
- API and WordPressThe same data as JSON; written articles land in WordPress as drafts through a signed plugin.
Measurement is included. You only pay for articles you write.
Crawling, audits, tasks and alerts are included. The only extra charge is the article writer: a $1 service fee per article comes out of the wallet balance you top up; your own API key pays for the AI.
- 1 site up to 1,000 pages
- 10,000 pages/month crawl budget
- 3 domains tracked: expiry and drop alerts
- Weekly full crawl, plus crawls on demand
- Search Console + GA4 + CrUX
- Full task list and 28-day impact measurement
- AI bot access check
- Every Search Console query, unlimited
- PDF report (monthly by email and Telegram)
- Article writer: your own API key, $1 per article
- 3 sites · 10,000 pages per site
- 250,000 pages/month crawl budget
- 100 domains tracked: expiry and drop alerts
- Everything in Free
- Daily incremental crawl: changes show up the next day
- API and MCP: connect your data to Claude and ChatGPT
- 3 team seats, no per-seat fee
- 10 sites · 15,000 pages per site
- 1,000,000 pages/month crawl budget
- 300 domains tracked: expiry and drop alerts
- Everything in Pro
- White-label PDF: your own logo, name and color
- 10 team seats, no per-seat fee
- 25 sites · 25,000 pages per site
- 5,000,000 pages/month crawl budget
- 1,000 domains tracked: expiry and drop alerts
- Everything in Studio
- API and MCP, highest rate limit
- Unlimited team seats, no per-seat fee
Frequently asked
If the answer is not here, write to support@glimana.com and we will reply within one business day.
What do you do with my Google data?
We ask for read-only access. Search Console and GA4 data is pulled from your own account and used only in your dashboard; it is never shared with anyone and never used for advertising. You can remove our access at any time from your Google account's permissions page (myaccount.google.com/permissions).
How is the priority calculated?
Impact × confidence × urgency ÷ effort. Impact is the real clicks the affected pages got in Search Console over the last 28 days, not a forecast. Confidence depends on where the task comes from (a problem seen directly in the crawl is more certain than one that needs investigating). 28 days after you ship a fix, the result is measured. The comparison uses a control group of similar, untouched pages: if the whole site went up, the page going up too is not counted as a win.
Can it crawl my JavaScript site?
Yes. Pages that need it are rendered in a real Chromium; React, Vue and similar sites need no extra setup.
Do I need a WordPress plugin?
No. Glimana crawls from the outside and reads your Google data. You add no code, no tags and no plugins to your site.
How much does it cost, and how do I pay?
The Free plan is free for good and needs no credit card. Paid plans are billed monthly or yearly; yearly works out about 17% cheaper. Payment is taken from your account balance, which you top up with USDT (TRON / TRC20) from the Wallet page; card payments are coming soon. Upgrades are charged only for the days left in your current period.
Can I cancel or downgrade?
Yes, at any time from the Plan page. A paid plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for, then switches to the plan you chose. You can also delete your account from the Account page: your account and all its data are removed within 30 days, and you can withdraw the request until then. Your website itself is never touched.
How is my data protected?
Google access is read-only. Connection tokens and AI keys are stored encrypted, and API keys are stored only as a one-way hash, so even we cannot read them back. Each workspace sees only its own data, and team members can be limited to specific sites. Your data is never sold or used for advertising, and it is deleted with your sites or your account.
Not guesswork. Google's own data and a to-do list.
From connecting your Google account to your first prioritized task list.
Technical, content and speed rules, each scored by impact.
Every task you mark done is measured before and after, against a control group.
Your full Search Console history is pulled in on the first run.