pr-cy SEO Website Error Checker & Rank Tracker
Find and fix technical SEO errors and track your Google and Yandex rankings from one platform.
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What is pr-cy SEO Website Error Checker & Rank Tracker?
pr-cy is an SEO platform that helps website owners find technical errors and SEO issues, then track how their pages rank in search. Add a website and the tool runs an instant domain analysis, flags issues, shows current rankings, and offers an AI assistant that suggests what to fix. Full features are available in the dashboard after registration.
The website audit checks your entire site rather than a single page. It can find H1 duplicates, check server response codes, run a website speed test, check meta tags, and categorize errors by priority. Results can be filtered, sorted, exported, and paired with alerts for relevant URL changes. A broken-links section appears in the On-Page SEO part of the analysis.
Position tracking covers both Google and Yandex, with daily automatic position checks, position history, summaries of top positions, filtering by URL or region, and alerts for URL changes. The page also mentions traffic analytics, health monitoring, and domain metrics as part of the wider toolset.
The service is aimed at website owners, marketers, and e-commerce operators who want to improve organic traffic and see where their site stands. Pricing tiers are listed as Basic at $15 per month, Pro at $35 per month with a 7-day free trial, and Agency at $140 per month with API access, with project, keyword, and audit page limits for each.
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