Rush Analytics

The rank tracker checks your site and your competitors' positions in real time on Google and Yandex, across any location and language you choose. There's no cap on task size, so you can monitor up to 100,000 keywords in a single task. You set how often it runs, and the position history builds a graph you can export or drop into a client report.

This tool tracks brand mentions inside AI assistant answers rather than search results. You enter your brand, its domain and synonyms, then pick the models to watch. The list covers GPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok, DeepSeek, Perplexity, Google AI Overview and Yandex Alice. It reports how often your brand appears, the sentiment around it and which sources the models cite, so you can see if an AI is recommending you or a rival.

The keyword tools cover the full research path. The suggestion tool pulls queries from Google, YouTube and Yandex. The search volume checker reads data from Google Keyword Planner, and Yandex keyword research reads Wordstat. Clustering then groups thousands of keywords into topics, with the price per keyword dropping as the list grows.

The content optimizer scores a draft against the top pages for a target keyword and suggests what to add. You get a list of related terms, a recommended length and a structure to follow before you publish. It sits alongside a content checker and an outline generator, so the writing side of SEO stays in the same platform as the tracking side.

The site audit scans a site across its main technical parameters and returns a list of issues with fix recommendations. It covers meta tags, robots.txt and crawl errors in related tools, which is the usual checklist a technical audit walks through. The output is meant to be actionable, not just a wall of warnings.

The PBN module handles backlink research. Expired domain search finds dropped domains with strong backlink profiles, and the authority and spam checkers grade what you find before you buy. Webarchive recovery then pulls a working copy of the old site from the Wayback Machine in one click, which is the step that saves the most manual work.

Every paid tier includes API access with a set number of concurrent threads. The SERP API returns position data in a single query, and the docs cover rank tracking, indexing checks, keyword suggestions, Yandex research and the AI tracker. Google Search Console and Yandex Metrica integrations pull rankings and traffic onto one graph, and the Agency and Corp plans add a personal manager.