One dashboard, every site
Stop hopping between tools. Manage multiple WordPress sites from one place — with clear priorities, not another spreadsheet.
Real search growth — not a five-figure retainer. See what's broken, plan content, and ship drafts from one WordPress-ready workspace.
Why teams switch
If you can't justify a full SEO agency, SpiderWasp gives you the visibility and content workflow that usually only big retainers unlock — without the overhead.
Stop hopping between tools. Manage multiple WordPress sites from one place — with clear priorities, not another spreadsheet.
See Search Console and Analytics together so you know what brings clicks, what stalls, and where to act next — without paying an analyst retainer.
Watch crawl activity and spot coverage gaps early. Catch indexing and bot issues before they quietly kill traffic.
Track which pages pass or fail in Google so your team ships the next fix — not another vague “we’re working on SEO” update.
When posts update on WordPress, keep a trail of what changed — useful when you need accountability without agency overhead.
See where visitors engage so layout and copy changes are based on behavior — not guesswork or expensive UX workshops.
Build topical plans once, multiply them across markets or topics, and keep clusters organized — like a senior SEO strategist, without the day rate.
Turn plans into article drafts and push them to WordPress for editing. Ship more content with the team you already have.
How it works
Connect WordPress, read the signals that matter, then plan and publish — without waiting on a monthly PDF from an agency.
Install the SpiderWasp plugin, link Google where you need it, and bring your site into one workspace — usually in minutes, not a kickoff call.
Review performance, indexing, crawl, and content signals so you know the next best move — without waiting on a monthly agency report.
Build topical plans, generate drafts, and send them to WordPress. Keep SEO moving with the team you already have.
Start free, connect a site, and see what you'd normally pay a team to find — indexing gaps, crawl issues, and a plan you can actually ship.