Ranked

Ranked is a landing page analysis tool. Managed SEO and PPC service that combines rank tracking, AI visibility monitoring and an AI agent with a human team that writes content, builds backlinks and implements fixes. Plans start at $99 per month per website, with white-label resale for agencies.

Ranked is a managed search service that pairs a reporting dashboard with a team of senior SEO and PPC specialists. Rather than selling a self-serve tool and leaving the work to you, it bundles software, content and hands-on implementation into one monthly plan. The company reports more than 5,000 business clients and over 1,000 agencies, and positions its AI as a backstage assistant: agentic workflows handle research, audits and drafting, but professionals review every deliverable before it ships. The software side covers daily rank tracking across desktop, mobile, Maps and AI Mode, plus visibility monitoring inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok and Meta. Each project gets its own AI agent that pulls live data, answers questions with real numbers and files anything needing human judgment as a task for the assigned specialist. Site audits, backlink scans, local heatmaps, competitor analysis and keyword research sit alongside reporting through PDFs, shareable links and scheduled emails. The done-for-you layer is where the plans differ. Standard includes 25 focus keywords, one blog article per week, about four white-hat backlinks a month and unlimited web copy. Plus and Enterprise scale that to 50 and 100 keywords, two and four articles weekly, doubled and quadrupled backlink volume, and detailed on-page and technical work. Content can be produced in more than 35 languages, and agencies can resell the whole stack under their own logo through a white-label dashboard, reports and client portal. Ranked best suits local and regional businesses that want execution rather than another dashboard to learn, and agencies that need a white-label fulfilment engine. It is a weaker fit for publishers and in-house teams that prefer full manual control of strategy, since the model assumes you delegate implementation. The presence of migration tooling suggests it is courting users moving off Semrush, Ahrefs, Moz, SE Ranking, Similarweb and comparable platforms.