RankHive – AI SEO Agent: Search Console Fixes You Approve

The plugin is free. RankHive is a paid service: $49.99 a month or $499.99 a year per WordPress site, after a 7-day free trial. Every feature is included. Agencies add more sites from Settings in RankHive, each billed at the same price. See pricing.

Yes. You get 7 days of the full product for one site, and your first full audit runs during it. You add a card at checkout. Cancel before day 8 and you pay nothing; otherwise your plan starts on day 8 at $49.99 a month or $499.99 a year. One trial per customer.

The SEO check does. Open RankHive > SEO check to see the problems on your posts, pages and products, each linked to its edit screen. Drafting and applying fixes, Search Console analysis, approvals and the Change Log need a connected RankHive account.

Up to 1,000 of your newest published posts, pages and WooCommerce products. It reads each one's title, meta description and noindex setting from Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO or SEOPress (with none of them active, it uses the title WordPress prints). It also checks the content for links to pages on your site that don't exist, images without alt text and posts under 300 words. It runs only when you click Run check, reads your database only and sends nothing anywhere. The last result stays on the screen until you run it again.

Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO (AIOSEO, free and Pro) and SEOPress. Approved titles, meta descriptions and canonical URLs are written into the fields of whichever one is active, and that plugin outputs them as usual. With no SEO plugin, or a different one, those three changes are saved but don't show on your pages. Content, internal link, schema, image alt text, redirect and robots.txt changes don't depend on an SEO plugin.

Not yet. RankHive reads and edits posts and pages, such as a store's blog posts and buying guides. It does not audit or edit WooCommerce product or category pages.

Read-only access to Google Search Console, plus the email address of the Google account you connect. RankHive uses your search data to decide which fixes are worth making, and shows it next to the fixes it drives. It can't change anything in your Search Console account.

RankHive may receive connection metadata, site metadata, content, SEO metadata, media metadata, author display names and IDs, redirects, robots data, webhook event metadata, diagnostics, and approved write results needed to provide the connected SEO service.

Yes, but only after you approve the proposed change in RankHive. Approved changes can update SEO titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, content, internal links, schema, image alt text, post status, redirects, and robots.txt, and can create draft posts. The plugin cannot delete posts and does not touch your themes, plugins, or users.

Yes, for titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, content and internal link edits, schema, image alt text, post status, redirects, and robots.txt. Click Revert in RankHive's Change Log. A redirect RankHive created is switched off, because the plugin doesn't delete redirects. If a paragraph, link, redirect, or robots.txt was edited after RankHive's change, the revert stops and tells you instead of overwriting it. New article drafts can't be reverted from the Change Log.

Changes RankHive already made stay on your site. You can cancel anytime from the billing settings in RankHive. Cancel during the 7-day trial and you pay nothing. After that, you keep access until the end of the period you paid for. Payments are not refunded, as the refund policy explains. Titles, descriptions, and content edits are saved in WordPress and your SEO plugin like any other edit. Schema, redirects, and robots.txt rules are served by this plugin, so they keep working while it is active. Deleting the plugin removes its redirects and settings, and its schema output stops.

Yes. JSON-LD schema can be rendered from plugin-owned metadata, and robots output can be enabled from the settings screen when the site needs plugin-owned robots handling. If your SEO plugin already outputs structured data, you can turn off this plugin's schema output in its Advanced settings to avoid duplicate markup.