What it does
SerpCraft does three things. It analyzes the top 20 results for any keyword. It turns that research into a structured article draft you can edit. And it watches your rankings every morning, emailing you only when a position actually moves.
That is the whole product. Everything on the pricing page describes something that ships today.
Who it is for
Solo builders and small teams who write their own content and do not want to pay agency rates for seat management they will never open. If you are one person running a SaaS, a handful of affiliate sites, or a few client projects, the tiers are sized for you — you pay for keyword volume, not for colleagues who do not exist.
Where the data comes from
Search results come from SerpAPI, a third-party SERP data provider. Article drafts are generated by third-party AI models (OpenAI and Anthropic Claude). SerpCraft is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them.
Your tracked keywords and ranking history belong to your account — other users cannot read them.
What it does not do — yet
We would rather you read this here than discover it after paying. These are the gaps we know about:
- Deep page analysis. Word counts, heading structure, and image counts of the ranking pages are not implemented yet. SERP analysis currently covers domains, URL depth, and sitelinks.
- WordPress export. You can copy a finished article as Markdown. There is no direct publishing integration.
- Teams and API. No multi-user workspaces, no public API, no white-label exports.
- Revenue attribution. SerpCraft tells you where you rank. It does not tell you what a ranking is worth in pipeline or revenue.
If you find a claim anywhere on this site that is not true, email us and we will correct it.
Get in touch
Questions, bugs, or something we got wrong: [email protected].