Digispot AI – AI SEO Tools, Audit & MCP AI Agent

Audit every page. Fix issues in bulk with AI. Let Claude or Cursor work on your SEO, with your approval.

All inside wp-admin, free.

Search now happens in Google and in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Copilot. Digispot AI helps you win both.

→ See it: the dashboard

✔ Free, no account needed

• AI agents (MCP) that fix your SEO only after you approve, with one-click undo

• Bulk AI fixes with your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini or DeepSeek key

• Keyword tracking from your own Search Console

• Broken link checker and internal link suggestions

• SEO change history with one-click undo for every change

• Multi-location local SEO with LocalBusiness schema

• Verified crawl log that catches fake Googlebots

• AI referrals from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Gemini and Copilot

• Smart 404 monitor and unlimited redirects

Several of these are paid add-ons in other SEO plugins.

Switching from Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, SEOPress or Redirection?

Import titles, descriptions, keywords, canonicals, robots, social fields, schema and redirects in one click. Safe to re-run. Never overwrites what you already set, and one click undoes the whole import.

→ See it: one-click migration

AI Agent (MCP): your AI assistant, your rules

• Connect Claude, Cursor or another MCP app in a few steps, with a dedicated agent account you can revoke anytime

• Agents read your audit, Search Console and Site Graph data, then propose fixes: titles, descriptions, alt text, internal links, redirects and schema

• Every change waits for your approval with a before-and-after preview, unless you choose otherwise

• Guardrails: change limits per agent, protected pages, email alerts and a full activity log

→ See it: agent approvals

SEO Audit: a score for every page

• 27 checks per page, from meta tags and headings to speed, HTTPS and schema

• Scores the rendered page, so Elementor and page-builder content counts

• One ranked list of the issues costing you the most, across every page

• Change history: every SEO change, whoever made it, with one-click undo

→ See it: the SEO audit · → See it: change history

AI Fixes: one click, you review

• Titles, descriptions, focus keywords, alt text, schema, canonicals and H1s

• Fix one page or every affected page at once

• See each suggestion next to the current value. Nothing saves until you click Apply.

→ See it: bulk AI fixes

Search Console and GA4, inside WordPress

• One-click Google connection, no Client ID to paste

• Clicks, impressions, CTR and position next to GA4 sessions and channels

• Keyword tracking: pick your keywords and see position, clicks and what moved, free

• SEO report by email, weekly or monthly (turn on in Settings → Modules)

→ See it: keyword tracking · → See it: performance insights

Links that work for you

• Internal link suggestions with the exact sentence and words, added in one click

• Broken links checked in the background, with one-click fixes

• Site Graph (beta): see topic clusters, pillar pages and orphan pages on one map

→ See it: link suggestions · → See it: broken links · → See it: Site Graph

Schema and Local SEO

• Organization or LocalBusiness (55 types), WebSite, BreadcrumbList and page schema like Article, Product, FAQ, HowTo and Video

• One profile per location with hours, services and payments

• Graph, list and raw JSON-LD views with one-click copy

→ See it: schema markup · → See it: local SEO profiles

Editor panel

• Live SEO score, focus and secondary keywords, snippet preview and social cards

• “Generate with AI” for title and description

• Works in the block editor, Classic editor, Elementor and Quick Edit

→ See it: the editor panel

Built for AI search

• AI visibility: which AI crawlers can reach you, AI visits, llms.txt and agent access on one screen

• See every crawler visit: Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and more

• Crawlers verified against their published IP lists, so fakes are flagged with the network and country they really came from

• See humans arriving from AI answers, with landing page and query

• Auto-generated llms.txt (turn on in Settings → Modules)

→ See it: AI visibility · → See it: the verified crawl log · → See it: AI referrals

Technical SEO, handled

• Redirects: 301, 302, 307, 308, 410 and 451, regex-capable, with hit counts, scheduling and CSV import/export

• 404 monitor that separates real missing pages from bot probes

• XML sitemaps, robots.txt editor, IndexNow, breadcrumbs and automatic image alt text

→ See it: redirects and the 404 monitor

For teams

• Setup wizard: import, first audit and AI provider in a few steps

• “SEO Manager” role for editors, without full admin access

• Runs side by side with Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO or SEOPress without duplicate tags

• WP-CLI commands for audits, SEO fields, redirects and undo

• Turn modules on or off to load only what you use

Works with your stack

4+, block editor, Classic editor, WooCommerce and Elementor.

Free vs. Digispot Cloud

Everything above is free and runs in your WordPress site. An optional Digispot AI account adds managed AI credits, unlimited full-site crawls, 24/7 Core Web Vitals monitoring and competitor tracking.

Trademarks

Rank Math, Yoast SEO, All in One SEO (AIOSEO), SEOPress, WooCommerce, Elementor, Google, Google Search Console, Google Analytics, ChatGPT, OpenAI, Anthropic, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, Bing and DeepSeek are trademarks of their respective owners. They are named only to describe compatibility, data import and integrations. Digispot AI is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any of them.

Third-Party Services

This plugin relies on the following third-party services. Each entry states what is

sent and when. No data leaves your site until you connect or configure the relevant

service.

• Digispot AI API ( https://api.digispot.ai, OAuth proxy https://wordpress.digispot.ai ):

Powers managed AI generation, rank tracking, backlink data, and the free lookups (keyword

demand, Chrome UX Report web vitals, domain age, PageSpeed). Page content, titles, and prompts

are sent only when you run an AI action or a cloud-backed report; keywords you research or set

as focus keywords, your Search Console query strings, and your site’s URLs are sent only for

those lookups. All of this happens only after you connect a Digispot account, and answers are

cached in your WordPress database to avoid repeat calls. The OAuth proxy is contacted only during Google sign-in,

so you never have to paste a Google Client ID. When an AI app connects with one-URL sign-in and your host

well-known away from WordPress, the app is pointed to the same host, which reads this site’s

public sign-in details (endpoint addresses only); approvals and tokens stay on your site.

* Digispot Terms of Service

* Digispot Privacy Policy

• Google APIs (OAuth 2.0):

Displays your Search Console, Analytics 4, and Business Profile data. Contacted only after

you complete the Google OAuth flow. Retrieved data is stored locally in your WordPress

database to speed up loading. com (sign-in),

com and

com,

com,

com and

com (Business Profile).

* Google Privacy Policy

* Google Terms of Service

• AI providers (opt-in, bring your own key):

Digispot AI supports using your own API key with an external AI provider instead of the

managed Digispot service. No content is sent to any of these providers until you

explicitly select one and enter your own API key. When enabled, the content you ask the

plugin to optimize (such as a post title, excerpt, or body) is sent to the provider you

chose:

com – Terms | Privacy

com – Terms | Privacy

com – Terms | Privacy

com – Terms | Privacy

• IndexNow ( https://api.indexnow.org ):

If you enable IndexNow, the URLs of posts you publish or update are POSTed to the IndexNow

API so participating search engines can recrawl them. Only URLs and your generated

IndexNow key are sent – never page content.

* IndexNow Documentation and Terms

• Anonymous usage telemetry (opt-in, OFF by default) ( https://api.digispot.ai ):

If — and only if — you switch this on in the plugin settings, Digispot AI reports three

lifecycle events (plugin activated, deactivated, uninstalled) so we can see how many sites

use the plugin and why people stop. When you deactivate, you may optionally pick a reason;

that reason is sent with the event. Nothing is sent while this setting is off, which is

how it ships. What is sent: an opaque random install identifier, the event name, and the

plugin, WordPress and PHP version numbers. What is never sent: your site URL, your email,

usernames, post content, or any other data that identifies you or your site.

* Digispot Terms of Service

* Digispot Privacy Policy

• Crawler IP range lists and IP network lookups (crawl log module only):

The crawl log module downloads the IP-range lists crawler operators publish, to check that

com ), Microsoft Bing

ai ),

com ), Common Crawl

com ) and Mistral AI

ai ). These are read-only downloads, once a day; no data about your site is sent.

To show which network a crawler request came from, the IP address of that crawler request (never

a human visitor’s) is looked up in Team Cymru’s public IP-to-ASN DNS service

com ) or, if that fails, in the public internet registries through

org. Only the crawler IP address is sent.

* Google Privacy Policy

* Microsoft Privacy Statement

* OpenAI Privacy Policy

* Perplexity Privacy Policy

* Apple Privacy Policy

* DuckDuckGo Privacy Policy

* Common Crawl Privacy Policy

* Ahrefs Privacy Policy

* Mistral AI Privacy Policy

* Team Cymru IP-to-ASN service

* Team Cymru Privacy Policy

org

• Google PageSpeed Insights API ( https://www.googleapis.com/pagespeedonline/v5/runPagespeed ):

Used for Core Web Vitals and page-speed reports. Contacted only after you add your own

PageSpeed Insights API key in Settings. The public URL of the page being tested and your

API key are sent – never page content or visitor data.

* Google APIs Terms of Service

* Google Privacy Policy

• Google Fonts ( https://fonts.googleapis.com ):

When you generate an Elementor page from a design that uses Google Fonts, that page loads

the chosen font stylesheets from Google Fonts on the front end. Visitors’ browsers then

request the fonts from Google, which receives their IP address. Pages that were not

generated with Google Fonts never contact this service.

* Google Fonts Privacy FAQ

* Google Privacy Policy

• Google Search status feed ( https://status.search.google.com/incidents.json ):

While the Google services module is on, the plugin downloads Google’s public Search status

feed about once an hour, so Google updates and outages show on your dashboard and charts.

It is a read-only download; nothing about your site is sent.

* Google Privacy Policy

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Websites your pages link to (broken link checks):

While Broken links is on (it is on by default), the plugin checks the links in your

published posts and pages in the background, a few at a time and never more than two per

website in each run. For a link to another website it requests only that link’s address

(a HEAD request, or a GET for the first kilobyte when HEAD is refused) and records the status

code. Nothing about your site is sent beyond the request itself, whose user agent names the

plugin and your site’s address. Addresses on private networks are never requested. Turn off

“Check links to other sites” under Technical SEO → Broken links, list sites to skip there, or

turn the module off in Settings → Modules.

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com/gtag/js ):

Only if you switch on “Install tracking tag” in Settings → Connections (off by default), your

pages load Google’s tag with your Google Analytics measurement ID. Visitors’ browsers then send

page views and the events you chose (phone and email clicks, form submissions, shop sales) to

Google Analytics, which receives their IP address and browser details. Visitors in the EU, the UK

and Switzerland are measured without cookies until they accept in your consent banner. No email

address, phone number or name is ever sent in an event.

* Google Analytics Terms of Service

* Google Privacy Policy

• Video sites you embed (video schema) (YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion and the other video sites WordPress embeds):

When a page has an embedded video and automatic video schema is on (it is on by default), the

plugin asks that video site for the video’s public title, description, thumbnail and length,

using WordPress’s own embed (oEmbed) client, so it can describe the video for search engines.

Only the video’s address is sent. This also runs once in the background for pages published

before the plugin was installed. Answers are saved with the page and refreshed about once a month.

Turn it off with the video schema switch, or set a Video type on the page yourself.

* YouTube Terms of Service

* Google Privacy Policy

* Vimeo Privacy Policy

* Dailymotion Privacy Policy