NeoRank documentation
How NeoRank measures your visibility on Google and in AI answer engines, where every figure comes from, and what to do with it. Written from the product's code, in French and English.
Getting started
- Your first analysisFrom sign-up to a first filled dashboard: what NeoRank asks you, what an analysis does, and the three actions that unlock most of the figures.Read the page
- Sources and “Not measured”Every figure NeoRank shows comes from a dated measurement. When the measurement does not exist, the product says so instead of showing a zero or an estimate. Here are the sources and how to read their absences.Read the page
SEO, AEO and GEO
- AEO (Answer Engine Optimization)Answer Engine Optimization is the work of making your brand and pages citable by the engines that answer questions directly. This page explains exactly what NeoRank measures, how to read the figures and what to change on your site.Read the page
- GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)Generative Engine Optimization is about how generative engines talk about you: do they recommend you, in what place, in what terms, and from which sources? NeoRank reads it in the same observations as AEO.Read the page
- SEOSearch engine optimisation remains the foundation: a page engines do not crawl, index or understand will be neither ranked nor cited. Here is how NeoRank covers SEO and where to start.Read the page
Features
- AI visibility and enginesThe AI visibility view brings together your tracked prompts, the AI engines' answers and your site's “AI-ready” checks. This page describes every card and action; the measurement method is in the AEO page.Read the page
- Rank trackingRank tracking now relies on your Google Search Console data. The retired provider's results-page checks stay visible as history. Here is how to read each column.Read the page
- Backlinks (native engine)NeoRank builds its own backlink corpus rather than showing a third-party index. It is partial and says so: every figure carries its observation window. The NeoRank authority score comes from the public Common Crawl web graph, with its release, date and formula.Read the page
- Site auditThe site audit summarises the latest finished crawl of the NeoRank Engine, NeoRank's crawler: what it reads, what it checks page by page and how it scores your site.Read the page
- Reports and alertsShare your results without copying figures by hand: a printable site report, CSV exports faithful to the table shown, scheduled sends and alerts triggered by a measurement.Read the page
- IntegrationsComing soon — Two connectors exist today: Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4, read-only. This page explains how to link them, what they bring back, and what is not available yet.Read the page
- API and MCPEach key belongs to one workspace and reads only its data. The API and the MCP server work only for an organisation whose plan includes them; the plan is checked on every request.Read the page
- Automatic fixesComing soon — Never silent: propose, approve, apply, verify, undo. Nothing is written to your site without a site manager's approval, every change is logged, and a colour always tells where each fix stands.Read the page
- Connect WordPressComing soon — The NeoRank Connect plugin writes the fixes you approve in NeoRank to WordPress, through signed calls, and lets you undo everything for 30 days.Read the page
- Connect ShopifyComing soon — The NeoRank app writes the SEO fixes you approve to your store: titles and descriptions, product image alt text, JSON-LD and redirects — nothing else.Read the page
- Connect CloudflareComing soon — For a site on any CMS served through Cloudflare: a Cloudflare Worker applies the fixes you approve in your pages' real HTML, visible to Google and to AI crawlers that run no JavaScript.Read the page
- Connect GitHub / GitLabComing soon — NeoRank never pushes to your default branch: it opens a pull request, you merge it (or not), then it checks the live page after the deployment.Read the page
- Connect Webflow / WixComing soon — Webflow and Wix receive the fixes you approve through their official API. On Webflow you choose what NeoRank may publish; on Wix nothing else is published.Read the page
- Statuses and troubleshootingComing soon — Everything the screen can tell you about a fix, in one place: what each colour means, why a fix fails or waits, and what to do.Read the page
- NeoRank ResearchA public space where a question about search and AI visibility is asked to several engines at once, with a synthesis that cites its sources. It is enabled per platform.Read the page
- Neo AIA “Neo AI” panel in every section of the dashboard: ask a question about your site, Neo AI reads your measured data (and only that), cites every figure and suggests actions. It is enabled per platform.Read the page
- AI helpComing soon — AI shows up in four places in NeoRank. Three give advice or drafts; none changes your site without your approval — only automatic fixes write, and only after your click.Read the page
Account and plan
- Account and securityEverything that protects your account and organises your team: how to sign in, turn on two-factor authentication and passkeys, watch your sessions, and who can do what in a workspace.Read the page
- Plans and billingPrices and quotas are published on the Pricing page, read from the catalogue when you open it. This page explains how they apply: what is counted, when, and what happens at the limit.Read the page