SiteGuru review
A Google-focused SEO platform combining audits, rankings, competitors, backlinks, and prioritized tasks.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SiteGuru is a web-based SEO analytics platform for marketers, freelancers, and agencies. It crawls sites for technical and on-page issues, tracks keyword performance using Google data, analyzes competitors and backlinks, and turns findings into prioritized SEO tasks. Its feature set also covers internal-link suggestions, AI-generated content suggestions and briefs, white-label reports, exports, weekly crawls, monitoring, and performance emails. Small sites that need an organized route from audit findings to optimization work are the clearest fit.
Pricing gives buyers several entry points. SiteGuru offers a free plan and a 42-day trial. The Small plan costs $49 per month and covers 5 websites, with 5,000 pages and 2,500 keywords per site. Medium costs $99 per month and raises the website allowance to 15, while keeping the same page and keyword limits per site. Large costs $199 per month and supports 50 websites, with the same per-site limits. All three monthly plans include MCP access and white-label reports; Small and Medium list responsive support, while Large lists priority support. Annual billing is available with a 20% discount.
The platform’s breadth suits teams that want technical audits, rank tracking, competitor keyword-gap and SERP analysis, backlink opportunities, and reporting in one web product. Google Search Console and Google Analytics integrations connect performance data, while Slack, webhooks, MCP, ChatGPT, and Claude extend reporting or workflow options. Weekly monitoring helps maintain an ongoing view rather than relying only on one-time crawls. The main boundary is its explicit Google focus, so organizations needing broader search-engine coverage should consider an alternative. SiteGuru is a strong match for small sites and agencies managing multiple sites within the published limits, but less suited to teams that need larger per-site capacity or a non-Google search view.
SiteGuru pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Prioritized task lists turn technical findings into clear next steps
- Combines audits, rankings, competitors, backlinks, and internal-link suggestions
- Google Search Console, Analytics, Slack, webhooks, and AI integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Search engine coverage is explicitly focused on Google
- Paid plans cap each site at 5,000 pages and 2,500 keywords
- The platform is web-based rather than offered as a native desktop app
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