ChatGPT Plugin

Fast SEO Fix

SEO and AI search insights

Brand: Unknown

Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: SEO Rank Tracking & Keyword Research

Integration details

Description

Fast SEO Fix helps you understand how your website performs in search and in AI assistants. Without an account, check any public page's title, meta description, H1 headings, canonical URL, and noindex directives. Connect your Fast SEO Fix account to review your websites' SEO scores, AI visibility results, keyword research, content calendars, and Google Search Console clicks, impressions, and rankings for websites where you have connected it. The plugin is read-only: it cannot publish or generate content.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: SEO Rank Tracking & Keyword Research
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Unknown
Access: Account optional
First tracked: 2026-11-05
Tool count: 18
Market: US

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Primary Subcategory

Competing in ChatGPT SEO Rank Tracking & Keyword Research

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Listed in alphabetical order

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Tools

18 tools agents can invoke

Check one public HTTPS page for its title, meta description, H1 headings, canonical URL, and noindex directives. Use when someone asks for a quick on-page SEO check of a URL. This fetches that public page, but does not check Google indexing, rankings, robots.txt, or the rest of the site. No Fast SEO Fix account is needed.
check_page_seo
Retrieve the full detail of one item returned by `search`, using its id. Works for websites, content calendars, articles, and tracked AI visibility prompts.
Get the remaining allowances on the user's account (websites, content calendars, AI visibility prompts, posts). Call this when a tool reports a limit, or before suggesting work that might exceed an allowance, so you can explain the constraint instead of retrying.
get_account_status
Get the latest AI visibility results for a website: which of the user's tracked prompts each LLM (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity) answered by mentioning their brand, and which competitors appeared instead. Use this when the user asks how they show up in AI search or ChatGPT. Returns the most recent weekly scan, not a live scan, so results can be up to a week old.
get_ai_visibility
Get AI visibility over time for a website, so you can say whether the user's brand presence in AI answers is improving or declining. Returns one point per weekly scan. Cached data from completed scans; it does not run a new one.
get_ai_visibility_history
Get one content calendar with a breakdown of how many pieces are planned, generated and published. Use for a status overview before listing individual pieces.
get_content_calendar
Get details of a single content piece: title, target keyword, status, word count, publish date and published URL. Does not return the article body. If the user wants to read or edit the draft, point them to the Fast SEO Fix dashboard.
get_content_piece
Get keyword metrics (search volume, difficulty, CPC) already stored for a website. This reads the cache from the last keyword research run and never fetches new data, so it costs nothing and may be out of date. If it returns no data, tell the user to run keyword research in the dashboard.
get_keyword_metrics
Get cached keyword ranking positions for a website's pages. Reads stored data only, never fetches fresh rankings. Use when the user asks where they rank for their keywords.
get_page_rankings
Get Google Search Console performance for one of the user's websites: clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position, optionally broken down by query, page, date, country, or device. Call this when the user asks how their site does in Google search, which queries or pages bring visitors, or how a query or page is trending. Fetched live from Google, so it is current, but the most recent 2 to 3 days are preliminary. Only works for websites where the user has connected Search Console in Fast SEO Fix. Dates are Pacific time, as Google reports them. For totals only, pass an empty dimensions list. For a daily trend, use dimensions ["date"]: rows come back oldest first, one per day that had any impressions.
get_search_performance
Get the cached SEO score breakdown for a website. Cached data from the last analysis, not a live crawl. Use when the user asks how their site is performing technically.
get_seo_score
Get cached traffic analytics for a website. Reads previously fetched data only and never refreshes, so it may be missing or stale. If it returns no data, tell the user to open Analytics in the dashboard rather than trying another tool.
get_traffic
Get stored details for one website: domain, language, when it was last analyzed, and its overall SEO score. Use after list_websites to inspect a specific site. This is cached data from the last analysis run in the dashboard, not a fresh crawl.
get_website
List competitors already identified for a website, from the last competitor analysis. Cached data, no live fetch. Use when the user asks who they compete with or how they compare.
list_competitors
List the user's content calendars, including ones shared with them. Call this to resolve which calendar the user means before asking for its contents.
list_content_calendars
List the content pieces in a calendar: titles, target keywords, status and publish dates. Returns metadata only, never the article text. Use get_content_piece for detail on one piece.
list_content_pieces
List the websites in the user's Fast SEO Fix account. Call this first when the user refers to 'my site' or 'my website' without naming one, to resolve which website they mean. Returns stored account data, not a live crawl.
list_websites
Search across the user's Fast SEO Fix account: their websites, content calendars, planned and published articles, and tracked AI visibility prompts. Returns matching items with ids that can be passed to `fetch` for detail. Searches stored account data only, never the public web.

FAQs

Fast SEO Fix ChatGPT Plugin FAQ

How the directory, categories and Discoverability Score work.

Read the methodology

How do I improve Fast SEO Fix's ChatGPT Plugin discoverability?

The levers are the listing surface agents actually read: names, descriptions, keywords, tool metadata, and registry health. Which lever matters depends on where discovery breaks, which is what continuous measurement shows.

What are Fast SEO Fix alternatives on ChatGPT?

As of 2026-11-05, Fast SEO Fix competes with AbstractMetrics, AccuRanker Search Intelligence, Advanced Web Ranking, Adzviser PageSpeed Insights, Ahrefs, Alpenmarketing SEO-Audit, Applyra, Appskyline and 62 more in ChatGPT SEO Rank Tracking & Keyword Research, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.