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Surnex is an SEO platform for tracking how your sites perform in search — traditional search and AI-generated answers alike. Add a domain, and Surnex collects rankings, backlinks, technical audits, and AI visibility data on a schedule, then turns it into dashboards and client-ready reports. This documentation covers everything from creating your first project to automating report delivery and driving Surnex from your own code. In Surnex, everything lives inside an organization. You create a project for each domain you want to track, and every feature — rank tracking, backlinks, audits, AI search — works within that project. The main sidebar gives you Projects, Reports, and Settings.

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Start with your goal

Track your first keywords

Create a project, add keywords, and see your positions.

Audit your site

Crawl your site and find the technical issues holding it back.

Analyze your backlinks

Explore your link profile and find gaps against competitors.

Measure AI search visibility

See whether AI Overviews and ChatGPT cite your brand.

Use the REST API

Automate Surnex from your own scripts and integrations.

Use Surnex with AI (MCP)

Let Claude, ChatGPT, and other agents query your SEO data.

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How Surnex works

1

Create an organization

Your organization holds your projects, team members, and billing. Invite teammates and assign roles.
2

Add a project

A project is one domain, plus the target location and language you want to measure it in.
3

Add keywords and competitors

Research keywords, add the ones worth tracking, and name the competitor domains you want to measure yourself against.
4

Let the data collect

Surnex checks rankings, backlinks, audits, web vitals, and AI visibility on a schedule and stores the history — you don’t run anything by hand.
5

Review and act

Work through your dashboard, position changes, and audit issues to see what moved and what to fix.
6

Report and automate

Build a report from your project data, share it with a link, and schedule recurring delivery by email.
Most Surnex pages show stored data collected by scheduled jobs, so figures update on their own cadence rather than on every page load. SERP results and Google Trends are the exception — they’re fetched live when you open them.