The complete list
Everything in ClickFlow Pro
ClickFlow finds the SEO and AEO work on your site, drafts the fix, waits for a human to approve it, publishes to your CMS or its own hosted blog, and tracks what happened.
- per month, one plan
- $159per month, one plan
- CMS platforms, in place
- 6CMS platforms, in place
- AI platforms measured
- 12AI platforms measured
- MCP tools for agents
- 51MCP tools for agents
AI visibility
Does ChatGPT recommend you, or your competitor?
Rank trackers tell you your Google position. This tells you whether AI names you.
Scanned three times a week
ChatGPT and Perplexity are asked your buyers' actual questions on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from prompts generated out of your brand profile and fully editable.
Share of voice, ranked
Mentions, average answer position, and change against every tracked competitor, plus a visibility heatmap per platform and per-prompt drill-down showing whether you were linked, cited, or merely mentioned.
What the answers actually say
Responses sort into sentiment themes — what AI praises and what it flags — each backed by the verbatim snippet as evidence.
Results & AEO
Whether any of it worked
One filter separates what ClickFlow did from everything else on your site.
Sitewide, or only what ClickFlow touched
The filter that answers the actual question. Impressions, clicks, CTR and position from live Search Console and Analytics across 7 to 180 days, with growing and decaying page counts against the previous period.
Traffic from AI, measured not guessed
AI-referred sessions from 12 platforms including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Copilot, with a per-platform breakdown, an AI-pages table, key events per platform, and a comparison of how AI visitors behave against organic.
Act on any row
The top-pages table sorts, shows trend arrows, splits into decaying and growing tabs — and every row has a button that starts the fix.
Client review
Your client comments like it's a Google Doc
One link. No account, no seat, no screenshots pasted into Slack.
Send a link, get comments
Reviewers highlight text and leave margin comments with no login. The server verifies every quoted passage actually exists in the document, so a quote can't be fabricated.
Their notes land in your editor
Guest highlights paint onto the live editing canvas — click one to jump to its comment, and text that was edited away is flagged. Comments appear live to other guests as they're written.
Safe to hand outside the company
256-bit tokens, a frozen sanitized snapshot at share time, revocable whenever you want, rate-limited and bot-filtered write paths, noindex and no-referrer on shared pages, and every guest action in the activity log.
Agents, MCP & API
Your agent can drive all of it
You don't log into ClickFlow — your agent does.
51 MCP tools and a 34-endpoint REST API
A Model Context Protocol server over streamable HTTP that works in Claude, Cursor and Windsurf, with built-in instructions so the agent already knows the concepts and the common flows. A few capabilities are MCP-only today: suggestions, optimize-page, boost-links, FAQs-for-URL, unpublish, and listing CMS connections.
The whole loop, headlessly
Read your data, find suggestions, approve them, draft, optimize, poll for status, publish — and resume a workflow that paused for human approval, which an agent can pick up and carry forward.
Tools with no interface at all
Optimize a title, optimize a meta description, generate FAQs, research a company, generate an image, analyze competitors, analyze search intent — callable directly, no dashboard equivalent.
Connect in one line
OAuth through your browser or an API key. The in-app API page hands you a copy-paste Claude Code command, an .mcp.json block, and a curl example.
The loop
It finds the work before you do
It tells you which pages are dying before your traffic report does.
Automatic decay detection
A weekly job compares 28-day Search Console windows and flags pages with declining clicks and CTR — with the metrics that triggered it and a written reason.
Internal-link opportunities
A weekly embedding-based scan pairs high-traffic pages with semantically similar pages that underperform, so authority flows where it's missing.
A queue, not another dashboard to check
Findings land in Needs Attention with one button that opens the fix pre-configured. Dismiss suppresses for 90 days; anything untouched expires after 30.
And it closes
Every row of your results table has a button that starts the fix, so measuring what happened is also how you find the next thing to do.
Creating content
Full articles from a plain-English idea
Research, competitors, images, links and schema — finished, not a first draft.
One prompt, one finished article
Live competitor research, generated images, internal links, and a finishing pass that optimizes the title, writes a 150–160 character meta description, and appends Article, FAQ and HowTo schema before it ever reaches review.
A 14-day plan that drafts itself
A chat-driven planner researches keywords live, checks them for cannibalization, and lays a two-week plan on the calendar. Confirm it and drafts start on their scheduled day.
Watch it work
While a draft sets up you see real competitor pages being fetched and their headings extracted — not a spinner pretending to think.
Or just say it
Type "optimize my post at /pricing" into the Act page and it researches, shows the tool results as live cards, and launches the workflow from chat.
Refreshing content
Rewrite pages you already published
Most SEO tools can't touch the pages they didn't create.
Optimize a live page in place
Point at any published URL. It analyzes the pages currently outranking you, writes a rewrite brief, regenerates the article, and syncs back to the same CMS post — reviving the page instead of burying it under a new one.
Bulk refresh from a CSV
Upload URLs, see which matched against the published-content ledger and which were skipped, then fire staggered rewrite workflows with dedupe guards. Refreshes content ClickFlow published.
Review the rewrite as a diff
Optimizations open as a visual diff — Accept Changes or Keep Original — and your decision persists so you only review once.
Clean up what's dragging you down
Scores pages by deletion risk against strategic value. On WordPress it can delete, 301-redirect, or noindex with your plugins; other platforms get an implementation guide.
Publishing
Six CMSs, create and update
Updating in place is what makes reviving an old ranking page possible.
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, HubSpot, Sanity, Strapi
All six support updating an existing page, not just creating new ones. WordPress goes deepest — autosave revisions for preview links without touching the live post, ACF fields, meta into Yoast, RankMath, AIOSEO or SEOPress, featured images, categories, author and slug.
The awkward ones handled properly
Sanity gets real Portable Text translation. Strapi introspects your schema and walks you through field mapping, with a token-scope preflight so you learn about permissions before the publish fails.
It notices when someone else edited
Conflict detection catches drafts changed on the CMS side, deleted drafts can be recovered, and a single-destination guard stops one piece going to both a CMS and the hosted blog as duplicate content.
Everything lands as a draft
CMS publishing creates drafts and you promote to live yourself. The hosted blog is the exception and publishes live. Said plainly because it's what people assume otherwise.
Everything else9 more feature areas
The editor
Where drafts become publishable
Real-time collaborative editing
Presence avatars and live cursors, a full formatting toolbar, tables, and image upload by button, drag or paste.
Edit with AI
Rewrite the whole article with instructions, voice and tone chips and a reading-level slider, streamed in with one-step undo — or select any passage and rewrite just that.
Know whether it's better
A live content score with keyword term targets, structure counters, readability metrics, alt-text warnings, and a word-count benchmark against the competitors you're chasing.
Version history
Save named versions, compare them visually, and restore — with an automatic backup taken before the restore.
Programmatic pages
Hundreds of pages that reject the bad ones
A template designed from your brand
Paste a site URL and an AI designer builds an on-brand page you can edit block by block — or build from scratch in a drag-and-drop editor with a styling inspector and live design tokens.
CSV in, grounded pages out
Fuzzy column mapping, a URL pattern with {{slug}}, duplicate-slug detection, a test-with-one-page step, then a live progress screen with per-page status.
Quality gates and anti-doorway detection
Deterministic gates drive an auto-fix rewrite loop; pages that still fail are held rather than published, and near-identical sibling pages get caught as duplicates.
Honest statistics
Fabricated numbers render as visible unfilled placeholders. The backend fills one only when a literal source snippet exists in your knowledge base.
Grounding and provenance
Paste text, upload files, or scan pages from your site — injected into generation directly rather than semantically searched. Every page shows its per-section sources, confidence and coverage. Approved pages publish to WordPress as drafts.
Hosted blog
No CMS? Publish on your own subdomain
A five-step setup
Claim a subdomain, verify CNAME and TXT with live DNS checks and provider-specific hints, then set your logo, favicon, colors, fonts and social links.
Analytics without Google
First-party views and unique visitors, bot-filtered and deduplicated, on a 7 or 30-day toggle with a per-post breakdown.
Complete for machines too
Sanitized article pages, JSON-LD, sitemap.xml, robots.txt and an llms.txt for AI crawlers — plus a banner if your DNS breaks.
Keywords & competitors
Know the number before you commit
Enriched before you add them
Volume, difficulty and intent from DataForSEO, the top-10 SERP competitors, your current Search Console ranking, and a cannibalization warning if you'd compete with a page you already rank with.
The keywords table
Difficulty badges, strategy, scheduled date, volume, live Google position with a tooltip showing which page ranks, intent, overlap risk, and a hover card of your top competitors.
Ideas you can act on
Related and similar suggestions you can multi-select, swap in for an existing target, promote to a new target, or turn straight into a roadmap item.
Competitor monitoring
What your competitors just published
Sitemaps watched daily
Competitor sitemaps are auto-discovered and resynced every day, listing their new pages with target keyword, search volume, your Google position and index status.
A summary you can click
An AI summary of their activity with clickable keywords that deep-link straight into creating content for that term, plus publishing-timeline and new-content charts per competitor.
Planning
A calendar that fills itself
The roadmap calendar
One-week, two-week and month views with drag-and-drop rescheduling, a banner that one-click slots anything unscheduled, and a detail sheet with an autosaving prompt editor.
Drafting on schedule
A daily job starts workflows for items due that day, drafts are pre-generated three days ahead on paid plans, and a top-up job keeps the calendar from running empty.
Review & workflows
Nothing ships without a human saying yes
The review pipeline
Ready to Review, Approved and Archived, with live workflow progress, retry for failures, cancel for runs stuck past three hours, shift-click bulk selection and bulk ZIP download.
Export to Google Drive as native Docs
Not a link to a file — real Google Docs, with images re-hosted so they render for whoever you share them with.
Eight kinds of approval pause
Keyword approval, link selection, deletion approval, category selection, bulk keyword refinement, FAQ answer review, implementation-spec review and download-ready — each resumable in the interface or by an agent.
Watch every run
A live table with progress bars and current action, filter and search, expandable child tasks, per-task diagnostics, retry with editable parameters, and a persistent tray showing what's running wherever you are.
Onboarding & brand
An article before you see the dashboard
The wizard does the setup
It takes your website, optionally your brand files and Search Console, learns your brand, confirms your competitors, suggests keywords with striking-distance badges — and generates your first article during onboarding. Progress survives a refresh and every step has a skip.
Brand, Voice and Knowledge
Brand colors, products and audience; tone and style presets, reading level and image style; then EEAT examples, statistics, CTAs, terminology and constraints that feed every workflow afterward.
Teams, billing & support
The administrative layer
Organizations
Rename, invite by email, and manage members. Membership is flat — every member has equal access.
Agency client accounts
Run client organizations nested under a parent agency, with a searchable switcher showing parent and child accounts and a shortcut back to the parent.
Billing and support
Embedded Stripe checkout, the Stripe customer portal for changes and cancellation, a payment-failure banner — and a support dialog that takes a message plus up to five screenshots straight to the team.
Straight answers
What it doesn't do
Every tool's marketing page lists what it does. Here's the other half, so nothing on this list is a surprise in week two.
CMS publishing is draft-only
Everything lands in your CMS as a draft and you promote it to live yourself. There's no direct-to-live and no future-dated CMS publishing — the calendar schedules when content is generated, not when it goes live. The hosted blog is the exception and publishes live.
No backlinks or off-page SEO
No backlink data, no link building, no outreach. On-page and answer-engine work only.
No classic rank tracking
You get your Search Console position and AI visibility instead of daily per-keyword SERP tracking.
No revenue attribution
Key events are shown, but nothing claims a given article earned you a specific amount. Scoring is intent-based, not dollar-based.
No roles or permissions
Membership is flat — every member of an organization has equal access. Agencies can't yet give a client view-only access.
Guests comment, they don't approve
Reviewers with a share link can leave comments and highlights. They cannot approve or formally request changes, and you resolve or reopen their comments rather than replying inline.
AI scanning covers two platforms
Visibility scanning asks ChatGPT and Perplexity. Traffic measurement covers 12 platforms — the two numbers mean different things and it's worth keeping them straight.
Programmatic pages publish to WordPress only
And as drafts. Their knowledge base injects your sources rather than searching them semantically.
Redirects and noindex are narrow
They exist inside the Clean Up workflow, on WordPress, using your redirect and SEO plugins. There's no standalone redirect manager and nothing equivalent on the other five platforms.
No consolidated client readout
Weekly keyword and competitor emails go out, but there's no single "here's what shipped and here's what it did" report yet.
Questions
ClickFlow Pro is $159 per month, with one plan and no per-seat pricing. Everything described on this page is included.
One plan
$159/ month
One plan, no per-seat pricing. Everything on this page is included.
See it run against your own site
Twenty minutes, your URLs, the whole loop end to end.