MonoRanks – AI SEO Audit, AEO and GEO with One-Click Fixes
| 开发者 |
veronalabs
mostafas1990 kashani |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月3日 19:10 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
See why your pages miss page one and AI answers. Approve a fix, and it is done.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fe4T0jIMUiw
MonoRanks audits every page of your site each week and tells you what to fix first, in plain words. This plugin connects your site, so the fixes you approve are written into WordPress for you, and every one can be undone.
It checks four things:
- 🔍 SEO: how Google sees and ranks your pages
- 💬 AEO (answer engine optimization): whether answer engines can quote you
- 🤖 GEO (generative engine optimization): whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini find and name you
- ⚡ Speed: the pages that load too slowly
- One-click fixes. SEO titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, noindex, image alt text and redirects.
- Category and tag pages. SEO title and meta description for category, tag and product category pages.
- Answer-first openings. A short opening paragraph for pages that bury the answer. You see a before/after first.
- AI crawler control and llms.txt. Rules for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and others in robots.txt, plus an llms.txt file.
- A MonoRanks screen in WordPress. Scores and how they moved, search clicks, pages that need attention, fixes ready to apply.
- Scores in Posts and Pages. Sort by score or open the Needs attention view.
- A box in the post editor. Scores, Google clicks, top searches and revenue (with Google Analytics) for each post.
- What to do next. Link ideas, backlinks won and lost, competitors, keyword movers and your latest report.
- Fresh results. Change a post and MonoRanks rechecks it the same day.
- ↩️ Undo for everything. Every change is listed under MonoRanks → Settings and can be undone for 30 days.
- Install the plugin from Plugins → Add Plugin.
- Connect a free MonoRanks account with one button and approve it in WordPress.
- Approve fixes in MonoRanks. The plugin writes them into your site, and you can undo any of them.
- Yoast SEO and Rank Math: fixes go into their own fields, including category and tag pages.
- The SEO Framework: fixes go into its fields for posts and pages.
- All in One SEO: fixes reach it through its filters, for posts and pages.
- No SEO plugin? MonoRanks prints the approved title, description, canonical and noindex itself, and writes the category description.
- Another SEO plugin, such as SEOPress? Titles, descriptions, canonicals and noindex are not written, and MonoRanks tells you why. The other fixes still work.
- Nothing changes on its own. MonoRanks only writes what you approved, one change at a time.
- It cannot edit your theme, settings or users.
- The opening paragraph never rewrites your text. It is added on top and can be removed with Undo.
- When you approve MonoRanks, it may switch this plugin on if it is installed but inactive.
- To send data, the plugin uses a connector key that belongs to this site only. It can send this site's content, change alerts and plugin status, and read back this site's audit results for the MonoRanks screens. It cannot read any other site or account data.
- To apply fixes, MonoRanks uses the "MonoRanks" Application Password you approve in WordPress.
- Published content details: post type, URL, title, a 40-word excerpt, author display name and avatar URL, categories, tags, publish and modified dates, SEO title, meta description, canonical URL, noindex flag, and image URLs with their alt text. Sent when you connect, when MonoRanks asks, and once a day.
- Category, tag and other archive pages: name, URL, a 40-word description, SEO title, meta description and noindex flag.
- When you publish, update or unpublish a post: its ID, URL and the details above, so MonoRanks can recheck that page.
- Plugin status: site name and address, plugin and WordPress version, active SEO plugin, and the number of published items per type and of categories, tags and other terms.
build/main.js and build/main.css are compiled from resources/admin/src, published with the build tools in the plugin's GitHub repository. Run npm ci && npm run build to rebuild them.
安装:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6UjllC0wew
Install the plugin
- In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add Plugin (called Add New in older WordPress versions).
- Search for MonoRanks, click Install Now, then Activate.
- Go to MonoRanks → Overview and click Connect.
- Sign in or sign up at MonoRanks (a free account is enough).
- WordPress asks you to approve MonoRanks. Click Yes, I approve of this connection. That is all: the settings page shows Connected and the first content is sent.
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常见问题:
Is it free?
Yes. The plugin is free, and a free MonoRanks account covers 3 websites. Paid plans for more websites are on monoranks.com.
Do I need a MonoRanks account?
Yes. The audit runs at MonoRanks, so the plugin needs a free account to connect. You can sign up from the connect button.
Does it change my site without asking?
No. It only writes changes you approved one by one in MonoRanks. It cannot edit your theme, settings or users.
Can I undo a change?
Yes. Every change is listed under MonoRanks → Settings with its old and new value, and can be undone for 30 days.
Which SEO plugins does it work with?
Yoast SEO, Rank Math, The SEO Framework and All in One SEO. It also works with no SEO plugin: then MonoRanks prints the approved title, description, canonical and noindex tags itself.
Can it fix category and tag pages?
Yes, with Yoast SEO or Rank Math: it writes their SEO title and meta description. With no SEO plugin, it writes the category description.
What is sent, and is my data safe?
Only published content details and plugin status, over HTTPS, and only after you connect. Never drafts, private posts, comments, user emails or passwords. See External services above.
My site is local or behind a firewall. Does it work?
It connects with one button, even when MonoRanks cannot reach your site. Approved fixes are sent by MonoRanks over the internet, so writing them needs a site it can reach.
Does it slow my site down?
No. Content details are sent in the background (WP-Cron, or when MonoRanks asks), so visitors never wait. Approved redirects are stored as one option and checked early in the request.
How do I disconnect or remove all data?
Go to MonoRanks → Settings → Disconnect, and revoke the "MonoRanks" Application Password under Users → Profile. Deleting the plugin removes its settings and scheduled tasks. Deleting the website in MonoRanks removes what was sent there.
Where do I report security bugs found in this plugin?
Please report security bugs found in the source code of the MonoRanks plugin through the Patchstack Vulnerability Disclosure Program. The Patchstack team will assist you with verification, CVE assignment, and notify the developers of this plugin.
更新日志:
0.2.1 - 2026-11-03
- New: A Video button in the top bar opens a short how-to video.
- New: German and Spanish translations.
- Enhancement: Other plugins' notices no longer show on MonoRanks screens.
- Enhancement: The Connect card and old data now say the same thing when a key stops working.
- Fix: Large backlink numbers no longer get cut off on small screens.
- New: The plugin's screens take the new MonoRanks look: a light top bar, soft cards, big numbers and score rings, and blue buttons.
- New: The Overview opens with one score card: site health in words, AI answers, search clicks and fixes applied.
- New: Pages to fix show how urgent each one is. Click a row to see the biggest problem.
- Enhancement: Fixes and recent changes take one line each. Click a row to see the old and new value.
- Enhancement: Shorter, plainer words everywhere, such as "Send content", "Next check" and "+3 since Oct 23". Details moved into (i) tips.
- Enhancement: The Posts list card uses the new look. The post editor box is simpler: two scores, one line, the Google numbers and one button.
- Enhancement: The WordPress approve screen keeps WordPress's own buttons, and the MonoRanks box lines up with the name field.
- Update: Persian translation updated.
- New: After activation, the plugin opens its MonoRanks screen, and the Plugins list shows a Connect link.
- Fix: Settings shows "Fixes: Not set up" with an Allow link when no MonoRanks app password exists, instead of saying fixes are written with one.
- Fix: The "What to do next" cards show "Checking…" after one slow answer and try again within minutes, not an hour.
- Fix: No "Could not connect" message on a site that is already connected.
- Fix: Content is sent right after connecting, on every way of connecting.
- Fix: After Disconnect, Connect works again for the same website.
- Enhancement: Connect opens MonoRanks in the same tab and comes back there.
- Enhancement: The connector key button now reads "Save key".
- New: Category, tag and product category pages are sent to MonoRanks with their SEO title and meta description.
- New: MonoRanks can write and undo the SEO title and meta description of these pages in Rank Math and Yoast SEO. Without an SEO plugin, it writes the category description.
- Enhancement: Edited or deleted categories and tags are rechecked in MonoRanks within minutes.
- Enhancement: Sites MonoRanks cannot reach, such as local or firewalled sites, now connect with one button too: the key comes back by itself, nothing to copy.
- Enhancement: Simpler Settings and Overview screens: short rows, with details in (i) tips.
- Enhancement: "What is sent" opens on a click.
- New: Connect to MonoRanks with one button: sign in or sign up, approve in WordPress, done. The settings page shows "Connected" by itself.
- Enhancement: The WordPress approve screen shows the MonoRanks logo and what it can do.
- Enhancement: Shorter connect steps on the Overview and Settings screens.
- Enhancement: The content sync also sends each image in a post with the alt written in the post body, next to the alt stored on the image.
- Fix: Image alt text is checked and written where it shows: the alt in the post body when the image sits there, and the stored alt. Fixes are no longer refused as changed when the page and the stored alt differ.
- Enhancement: Each fix on the Overview reads "Image alt on " and shows the old value, an arrow and the new one, with the image name.
- Enhancement: The Reports panel lists the website's weekly emails (name, next send, recipients, on or off) next to its reports.
- Fix: A fix whose value was changed in WordPress after it was reviewed is no longer listed as ready to apply. It shows under "Needs review in MonoRanks" with a link, and MonoRanks moves it back to review.
- Fix: The apply error no longer says the whole page changed; it names what happened.
- New: "What to do next" on the Overview: outreach, backlinks, competitors and keyword movers.
- New: A MonoRanks box in the post editor with search, visits, revenue and lost links for the page.
- Enhancement: The Posts list card shows clicks, revenue and lost links.
- Fix: Persian translation file header.
- After every fix MonoRanks writes (or undoes), the plugin clears that page from the active page cache, so the change shows right away. Adds WP-Optimize, Nginx Helper, Breeze, Kinsta, WP Engine and Pantheon to WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache and SiteGround Optimizer.
- MonoRanks is told which cache was cleared, so it can tell you when a page may still show the old version.
- After MonoRanks writes llms.txt or the AI crawler rules, the plugin clears /llms.txt or /robots.txt from WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache and SiteGround Optimizer, so an old cached copy does not hide the change.
- /llms.txt is sent with headers that tell caches not to keep it.
- The Overview says how many fixes are ready to apply and how many still need a value in MonoRanks, instead of counting them all as ready.
- Works with The SEO Framework: approved titles, descriptions, canonicals and noindex go into its own fields, and the page shows them once.
- On the homepage, if The SEO Framework's Homepage Settings already set that field, the fix is refused with the reason, because that setting wins.
- With an SEO plugin MonoRanks cannot write into yet (such as SEOPress), those fixes are refused with a reason that names the plugin, and no second set of tags is printed.
- In block editor posts, the approved opening paragraph goes in as its own paragraph block before the first block. Other blocks, including those from other plugins, are never changed.
- Every body edit is checked right after it is saved. If a block would break, the post is put back as it was and the fix is reported as failed, with the reason.
- The description lists only the fixes the plugin can write.
- With All in One SEO active, approved titles, descriptions, canonicals and noindex go through its own tags instead of adding a second set.
- Without an SEO plugin, an approved noindex joins WordPress's robots tag instead of adding a second one.
- When no fix is approved yet, the MonoRanks screen says how many fixes MonoRanks can write for this site, by type, with a link to review them.
- The search clicks change on the MonoRanks screen says what it is compared with: the previous 28 days, not this week.
- Persian: the last untranslated messages on the MonoRanks screen are translated.
- A site that was never connected no longer offers to erase data it does not have.
- An empty score ring in the Posts list explains that the page has not been checked, instead of looking like a fault.
- Reads every score again after this update, so posts left without one get theirs back.
- Scores arrive for every post on large sites: a pull that runs out of time carries on where it stopped.
- Scores appear as soon as you open the MonoRanks screen, also on sites where WP-Cron is switched off.
- "Sync content now" brings the scores back with it.
- The remaining pages still update in the background.
- Disconnecting in WordPress tells MonoRanks, which revokes this website's key.
- "Open MonoRanks" goes to this website, not the home page.
- Audit results are asked for again within the hour after MonoRanks gains support for them.
- The Plugin URI and Author URI headers point at plain addresses, without tracking parameters.
- The contributor list uses the right WordPress.org username.
- The public ping route says in the code why it is public: MonoRanks calls it before the site is paired, it reads nothing, and every other route needs an administrator.
- On a site with many plugins the admin menu is taller than the page; the plugin's screens now stretch to the bottom of it, so the footer is the last thing on the page with nothing left over under it.
- On a site with a long admin menu the plugin's screens now reach the bottom of the page, so the footer is the last thing on it: no strip and no empty space under it.
- On a site whose admin menu is taller than the page, the plugin's screens ended in a grey strip under the footer. The dark band now runs to the bottom of the page.
- Beta, before the first WordPress.org release: MonoRanks menu with an Overview (scores, search clicks, pages needing attention, fixes ready to apply, changes with Undo) and Settings; a MonoRanks column with health and AEO scores in Posts and Pages; content sync and one-click fixes with undo; a danger zone that erases everything the plugin stored; Persian translation.