Keytomic MCP: Run SEO Audits and Search Console Analysis with ChatGPT & Claude

Run an SEO audit of my site with Keytomic. When the audit is complete, give me the Website Health score, the category scores, and the most important issues.

Keytomic MCP gives your assistant three types of data.

An audit crawls the saved domain of your project. It checks 15 categories: Crawlability, Indexability, Canonicals, Site architecture, Metadata, Content & headings, Links, Images, Schema markup, International / hreflang, Local search readiness, PageSpeed, Security, Social, and AI readiness.

Read the clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position of your site from its Search Console property. Find quick wins, changes in position, keyword cannibalization, and pages with no impressions. Check the Google index status of your URLs.

See the status of your sitemaps in Search Console. Submit a sitemap to Google, or submit all the sitemaps that Keytomic found on your site.

Each audit category has its own Category Health score. Each finding has a severity, the affected items, and a recommended fix. Ask your AI assistant for the findings, the affected URLs, and the evidence.

Keytomic MCP reads Search Console data only for a project with a connected Search Console property. Connect the property in Keytomic first. Keytomic MCP does not change your website, your rankings, or your Search Console settings. The only Search Console change that it can make is to submit sitemaps, and only when you ask.

Connection details

• Server name: Keytomic

• Connection type: Remote MCP / Streamable HTTP

• Server URL: https://app.keytomic.com/mcp

• Authentication: OAuth (sign in with your Keytomic account)

• API key: Not required

• Keytomic account: Required

Permissions that you approve at sign-in

• Read project details, settings and usage

• Edit brand profiles, author profiles and settings

• Read SEO Audit results

• Start SEO Audits

• Read Google Search Console data

• Submit sitemaps to Google Search Console

Choose an assistant below and do its steps. Client menus can change. If the interface of your client is different, use the current documentation of the client.

You can also enter /mcp in Claude Code. Make sure that Keytomic is connected and that its tools are available.

Use Keytomic to run an SEO audit of my site. Watch the audit until it is complete, then give me the Website Health score and a list of the findings by category.

Open Cursor Settings, then MCP, then Add new MCP server.

Add this to your mcp.json.

Sign in to Keytomic when Cursor asks.

Try this prompt:

Run a Keytomic SEO audit of my site and list the technical SEO issues by category. Put the highest-impact fixes first.

Keytomic MCP reports issues and recommended fixes. It does not change your website files and does not apply fixes automatically.

Your assistant starts an audit of the saved domain of your project. If an audit of that project is already in progress, Keytomic gives that audit and does not start a second audit.

Your assistant follows the audit until it stops. Keytomic sends the crawl progress and the result of each category when that category is complete.

When the audit is complete, Keytomic gives the Website Health score and the Category Health score of each category. It also gives the PageSpeed scores and the top 20 findings.

Ask for one category, for all the findings, or for the evidence of one finding. Each finding has a severity, the affected items, the reason that it is important, and a recommended fix. Long lists come in pages. Your assistant uses the cursor in the result to get the next page.

Keytomic keeps your audits in your project. Your assistant can find earlier audits and compare them.

Using Keytomic, run an SEO audit of my site. Watch the audit until it finishes. Show me the Website Health score and the score and finding count of each category.

Run a Keytomic SEO audit of my site and list all the crawlability findings. Include the severity, the description, and the affected URLs. Get the next pages of results if there are more.

Use Keytomic to show me the indexability findings of my latest audit. Explain what each finding means and what I must do to fix it.

Use Keytomic to read the Metadata category of my latest audit. Group the findings by severity. Include the affected URLs and explain how to fix each problem.

Read all the findings of my latest Keytomic audit. Make a list of fixes in order of severity and the number of affected pages. Tell me which fixes to do first.

Use Keytomic to give me a simple health report of my site: the Website Health score, the category scores, the most important technical problems, and the next steps.

Using Keytomic, list the audits of my site. Tell me the status of the latest audit and its crawl progress.

Using Keytomic, get all the findings of my latest completed audit. Follow the cursors until you have every finding. Group the findings by category and severity.

Using Keytomic, read my Search Console data for the last 28 days. List the queries just below page 1 with real impressions. For each query, give me the ranking page and the one change to make.

Using Keytomic, compare my last 28 days in Search Console with the 28 days before. List the pages and queries that lost the most clicks or positions, and tell me the likely cause.

Using Keytomic, find the queries where two or more of my pages compete. For each query, tell me which page must win and what to do with the other pages.

Using Keytomic, show me the status of my sitemaps in Search Console. Then sync my sitemaps to Google.

You can ask follow-up questions about a completed audit. You do not need to start a new audit. Keytomic keeps your audits. Your assistant can read earlier results when you ask.

Make sure that you entered the full URL https://app.keytomic.com/mcp. Make sure that your assistant supports remote MCP servers. Your plan or your workspace can block custom connectors. If you see a certificate error, do not continue. Send an email to hi@keytomic.com.

Keytomic MCP does not use API keys. It uses OAuth sign-in with your Keytomic account. If your client asks for an authentication type, select OAuth. Then sign in to Keytomic and approve.

Make sure that you have a Keytomic account with an active free trial or paid plan. Then disconnect Keytomic in your assistant and connect it again.

An audit runs in the background. Ask your assistant to watch the audit. Ask for the results when the audit is complete.

Some tools read only a finished audit. Wait until the status of the audit is completed or partial. Then ask again.

Keytomic keeps your audits in your project. Ask your assistant to list the audits of the project.

Keytomic runs only one audit for each project at a time. If you start a new audit while one is in progress, Keytomic gives the audit that is in progress. Wait until it stops, then start a new audit.

The crawler reads only the pages that it can find and reach. Ask your assistant for the list of pages in the audit. Each URL shows its crawl state: fetched, blocked, inconclusive, failed, or pending.

Connect Google Search Console to your project in Keytomic. If your assistant reports gsc_not_connected or gsc_reconnect_required, connect or reconnect Search Console in Keytomic.

The connected Google account must have Owner or Full permission on the Search Console property. If your assistant reports gsc_owner_permission_required, connect a Google account with this permission.

Make sure that your client connected to the server and found its tools. If you did not approve a permission at sign-in, the related tools do not operate. Disconnect Keytomic, connect it again, and approve all the permissions. Content calendar tools come with the next release.

No. Keytomic MCP is included in paid Keytomic plans, at no extra cost. You can start with a free trial.

Yes. Keytomic MCP works with your Keytomic projects. Start a free trial, add your site, and then connect your assistant.

Yes. Open Plugins → Add → Add custom MCP server. Enter https://app.keytomic.com/mcp, choose OAuth, and connect with your Keytomic account. Your ChatGPT plan and workspace settings must allow custom MCP connections.

Yes. Find Keytomic in the Claude directory, click Connect, then sign in and choose Allow access. You can also add https://app.keytomic.com/mcp manually in Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.

Yes. Run claude mcp add --transport http keytomic https://app.keytomic.com/mcp, then sign in to Keytomic when Claude Code prompts you.

Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, and all other apps that support remote MCP servers. They all use the same URL.

It runs a full SEO audit of the saved domain of your project in 15 categories. It also reads the Search Console data of your project.

It audits the saved domain of each project in your Keytomic account. To audit a different site, add it as a project in Keytomic. The audit can give limited results if the site blocks crawlers or if the crawler cannot reach it.

Yes. For a project with a connected Search Console property, it reads queries, clicks, impressions, CTR, average position, and index status. It can also submit sitemaps to Google when you ask.

No. It reports issues and recommended fixes. It does not change the content, the settings, or the code of your website. When you ask, it can edit your brand profile, author profiles, Article Settings, and indexing settings in Keytomic.

Keytomic keeps your audits in your project. Your assistant can find and read earlier audits when you ask.

You sign in with OAuth and approve each permission. Your assistant sees only the projects that your Keytomic account can open. Keytomic MCP cannot read payment details. You can disconnect Keytomic from your assistant when you want.

Yes. You can audit each project in your account. Only one audit can run for each project at a time.

Yes. Each teammate connects with their own Keytomic sign-in. Their assistant sees only the projects that their account can open.