AugRankGet found on Google. Then get the meeting.

AugRank is SEO automation software for small and mid-sized businesses — the ones that cannot afford an agency’s retainer and do not have a developer on staff. It does the work an SEO agency does, shows you each change before it happens, and stops when you say stop.

It is built for a business where one team does both the marketing and the sales: a consultancy, a clinic, a manufacturer selling to other businesses, a small agency running its first clients. The features page lists everything it does and, just as importantly, what it refuses to do; the about page says who builds it and where your data lives. If you are pricing the alternatives first, we wrote up what SEO costs in India in 2026, agencies included.

How a run goes

1. Connect. Add your site, optionally connect Search Console and Analytics, and choose where articles get published — WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, a pull request to your git repository, or a file you download and place yourself.
2. Audit. AugRank crawls the site and checks broken links, the sitemap, robots.txt, structured data and Core Web Vitals. Findings are split by who acts: the ones it can fix, and the ones that need you.
3. Draft. Keywords come from your own Search Console and your competitors’ gaps. Each article is briefed, written in your voice, and put through originality and fact checks before you see it — including a check for keyword cannibalization, your own pages competing with each other.
4. Approve and publish. Every change arrives as a diff with the reasoning attached. You approve, edit or reject; nothing reaches your site otherwise, and how the gate works is documented. Then it tracks the ranking and tells you what moved.

Outreach, for the people who did not search

Ranking brings the people who are already looking. Outreach reaches the ones who are not. AugRank finds leads from LinkedIn posts that match your keywords, messages them over email and WhatsApp, and puts every reply in one inbox with a simple pipeline — found, contacted, replied, won. Deliverability is watched the whole time: SPF, DKIM and DMARC are checked and bounces are suppressed automatically, because a blacklisted domain costs more than any campaign earns. We explain SPF, DKIM and DMARC without the jargon if those are new words.

What it costs

Three plans from ₹9,999 a month, everything included on every one; the tiers differ only in how many sites, articles and messages they cover. You set a monthly spending cap and every paid step is checked against it before it runs, so there is no surprise on the bill — and if a cap is reached, the work pauses and you are asked. See the pricing page for the three tiers, and why we made it ask permission for the thinking behind the gate.

Signing in

Optional. You can sign in with an email address and password instead, and nothing in the product requires a Google account.

• Google sends AugRank your email address and account identifier, and nothing else — no name, no profile picture.
• They are used for one thing: to create your AugRank account and recognise you when you return.
• They are never used for advertising, never sold, and never shared with anyone outside the sub-processors listed in the footer.

Reading your search data

A separate, optional connection you make inside AugRank, not part of signing in. Google asks you to approve three permissions.

• Search Console performance (read-only) — clicks, impressions, click-through rate, average position and your property list.
• Google Analytics reports (read-only) — sessions, engaged sessions, users and key events.
• The site-ownership record Google issues, so we can show you the DNS entry that proves a site is yours. You add the entry; Google does the verifying.
• AugRank never publishes, changes or deletes anything in your Google account, and never reads Ads, Gmail or Drive.
• Disconnecting deletes the stored credential and the data read with it. The privacy policy below says the same at length.