What is SEO Stack?
What the platform does, what it sits on top of, and what it is not.
SEO Stack is an analytics platform built on your own first-party data. It warehouses your Google Search Console and GA4 data from the day you connect a property, tracks how AI platforms cite your brand, and puts a set of SEO tools and an AI analyst across all of it.
The important distinction is where the data comes from. Most SEO tools sell you an estimate of your performance built from a third party crawl or a keyword volume database. SEO Stack reads the data Google already holds about your site, which is why the numbers reconcile with Search Console rather than approximating it.
What it is built on
- Google Search Console, warehoused with no row limit and no 16-month cliff
- Google Analytics 4, rendered alongside your search data rather than in a separate tool
- AI visibility, tracking how your brand is cited across the major AI platforms
- A crawler for site auditing, page indexing and rendered HTML comparison
What it is not
There is no backlink index and no third party keyword volume database, so competitor link analysis stays with a tool built for that. Teams running very large crawl-first technical work usually keep a dedicated crawler alongside as well. What SEO Stack owns is the first-party performance layer, which is the half that most stacks never warehouse.
SEO Stack reads from Search Console rather than replacing it. You still need a verified Search Console property, and you still go to Google for manual actions, security issues and sitemap submission.
More in Getting started
Website Overview: review your SEO and AI visibility performance
Use Website Overview to review search performance, AI visibility and SEO health, then choose the right report for your next action.
ReadWebsites and Dashboard: choose a project and review your portfolio
ReadHow data warehousing works
Why Google's 16-month window exists, and what SEO Stack does about it.
Read