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SEO Gets vs RankUpside: two Search Console tools compared

SEO Gets and RankUpside both read Google Search Console with one sign-in. SEO Gets is the deeper analysis tool, with 50,000-row views, regex filters, GA4, SEO tests and five years of history as an add-on, from $49 a month. RankUpside is built for client reporting: it names the cause of each change, ranks the fixes and builds a white-label report.

What it doesn't do: RankUpside has no GA4 connection, no regex query explorer, no SEO test builder and keeps about 16 months of history. For deep analysis on your own sites, SEO Gets fits better.

Updated · Checked · SEO Gets' public pages

The short version.

Same data source, different jobs. SEO Gets is where a strategist digs into a site. RankUpside is where an agency turns each client's week into a cause, a fix and a branded report.

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Choose SEO Gets if…

  • You analyze large sites by hand and need more than Search Console's 1,000 rows
  • You want GA4 beside Search Console
  • You need five years of history
  • You run SEO tests and track migrations

Choose RankUpside if…

  • You report to clients every week
  • You want the cause and the fix written for you
  • The report has to carry your agency's brand
  • You want live Google checks of each client's top searches

SEO Gets facts checked from its public pages. RankUpside as of .

Feature comparison.

From SEO Gets' homepage, pricing and magic-links pages and the files its app loads before sign-in. No account was created. Our limits sit in the same rows.

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SEO Gets and RankUpside compared feature by feature, checked 2026-10-20 from seogets.com, /pricing and /features/magic-links
FeatureSEO GetsRankUpside
Price$49/mo for the first core site, $4 per extra core site; free sites stay freePriced by client sites, set at launch; trial 3 sites, no card
History16 months; 5 years with the $4/mo Super Site add-on13 weeks on connect; about 16 months kept
Query depth50K rows vs Search Console's 1K; regex; branded vs non-branded; PAA and “LLM query” filtersWeekly page × search rows; buyer-intent tagging; hidden-query share
GA4
Analysis reportsStriking distance, cannibalization, CTR benchmark, content-decay heatmap, new rankingsNine causes per change, including Close to the top 3, Map pack, AI answer, City in title, Losing rank
Why it movedShows the pattern: decay, cannibalization, CTR against a benchmarkNames the cause and the fix, with evidence marked observed or inferred
Fix listAction Plan with priority tagsPer-page fixes ranked by value at stake, tracked 8 weeks after “Mark done”
TestingSEO tests (before/after), annotations, migration trackingFix tracking against the whole site's trend
Live Google resultsWe found no rank tracking beyond Search ConsoleWeekly check of up to 50 searches: rank, map pack, AI Overview, top 10 domains
Market dataNot foundSearch volume, cost per click, 12-month trend, ad-equivalent value
IndexingIndex reporting on 5,000 sitemap URLs (Super Site)URL Inspection verdicts for pages with impressions
White-labelMagic link with no login; SEO Gets advises embedding it in another tool for unbranded reports. We found no logo upload or custom domainReport under your agency's name, logo and color; private link; PDF
DeliveryWeekly summary email, live client portal, CSV, Google Sheets, branded chart exportPrivate link that rebuilds weekly, PDF; no scheduled email yet
Leads and revenueNot foundOptional won deals and CallRail or WhatConverts leads by landing page
AIAssistant chat, MCP serverCopy prompt per fix; read-only MCP key per client
Checked seogets.com/pricing/features/magic-links

Where SEO Gets is stronger.

Analysis depth on your own sites. If you live inside Search Console data all day, these are the reasons to keep it.

What SEO Gets has that we don't

  • 50,000-row views, regex filters and branded vs non-branded splits
  • Content groups and topic clusters set up in one click
  • Content-decay heatmap and an algorithm-update overlay
  • 404 and hallucinated-URL tracking for URLs AI tools invent
  • Privacy Blur to hide numbers in screenshots
  • GA4 next to Search Console
  • Free sites that stay free, and human onboarding on core plans
Checked seogets.comPricing

Where RankUpside is different.

The cause, the live check that backs it, and the page the client reads. More on why clicks moved, market data and striking distance.

Map packSample

Ranks #1–2 for “gutter guard”. The map pack takes the clicks.

Position
#1–2
Impressions, 4 weeks
1,496
Clicks
0

Fix: Work the Google Business Profile.

Don't rewrite the title. It already ranks #1–2.

The cause: a page at #1–2 with no clicks gets a Business Profile fix, not a title rewrite.
Live results for five searches: the client's rank, whether they're in the map pack, AI Overview status and the top three domains.
The live check behind it: rank, map pack and AI Overview, weekly · Sample data
Quillmark SearchSep 14, 2026 – Oct 11, 2026

Search report

Copperline Gutters

copperlinegutters.example

Copperline Gutters got 27 clicks from named buyer searches in the last 4 weeks (up 23% from the 4 weeks before). Google hides the search terms behind 84% of all 289 search clicks.

Next steps

What to fix, in order

  1. 1Losing rank/blog/best-gutter-guard-brands-comparison-fairview

    Clicks down 48% on /blog/best-gutter-guard-brands-comparison-fairview

    Clicks 21 → 11 and buyer position 21.2 → 25.1, last 4 weeks vs the 4 before. Totals include searches Google hides.

    FixCompare the page with what now ranks above it, refresh prices and dates, and add internal links from your strongest pages.

  2. 2Map pack/

    The results page shows a map pack for "gutter guard"

    1,496 impressions and 0 clicks in 4 weeks across 5 local searches. The results page shows a map pack on Oct 8, 2026: Summit Gutter Co., Rainline Exteriors, Eavecare Pros. This is consistent with low organic clicks.

    FixWork on the Google Business Profile for this service and city: category, services, photos, reviews. A title rewrite won't move these clicks.

Sample dataWhat the client reads, under a sample agency's brand. Quillmark Search and Copperline Gutters are fictional. See the full sample report

Pricing for a 10-site book.

SEO Gets charges per core site; RankUpside's Starter plan covers 10 client sites. Our prices are set at launch, so there's no savings claim here.

Monthly cost of reporting on 10 sites with SEO Gets and RankUpside
ToolHow it adds up10 sites a month
SEO Gets$49 first core site + 9 × $4; free sites extra and free$85
RankUpsideStarter: 10 client sites, 2,000 market-data credits a monthSet at launch

SEO Gets' published pricing, checked Oct 20, 2026 on seogets.com/pricing.

Using both.

Plenty of consultants keep an analysis tool for their own deep work. RankUpside needs only the same read-only Search Console sign-in, so both can read the same properties. Starts with one read-only Google sign-in. No card.

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Search Console properties on your Google account

  • sc-domain:copperlinegutters.example
  • sc-domain:larkspurroofing.example
  • sc-domain:brightwaterplumbing.example
  • https://oakandironfencing.example/

Google scope: view Search Console data for your verified sites. RankUpside can't change anything in Google.

SEO Gets questions.

What is the difference between SEO Gets and RankUpside?
SEO Gets is a Search Console analysis tool for strategists, with large exports, regex filters, GA4 and SEO tests. RankUpside is a reporting tool for agencies: each week it names why every client's clicks moved, ranks the fixes and builds a report under the agency's brand.
How much does SEO Gets cost?
SEO Gets lists $49 a month for the first core site and $4 for each extra core site, as of October 20, 2026. Free sites stay free, and the Super Site add-on, which adds 5 years of history, is $4 a month per site.
Does SEO Gets have white-label reports?
SEO Gets shares live dashboards through magic links with no login. For reports without its branding, its own advice is to embed the link inside another client-reporting tool. We found no logo upload or custom domain for the shared view.
Can RankUpside replace SEO Gets?
For client reporting, yes. For deep analysis it can't: RankUpside has no GA4, no regex explorer, no SEO test builder and keeps about 16 months of history.
Do both tools need the same Google access?
Both start with a Google sign-in that grants Search Console access. RankUpside asks only for read-only Search Console access plus your basic profile and email.
Does RankUpside track rankings like a rank tracker?
It reads average position from Search Console for every search and checks up to 50 of each client's searches in live Google results every week. That shows the live rank, the map pack and whether an AI Overview cites the client.

Connect a client and see their first report.

The first report builds from 13 weeks of Search Console history as soon as you connect. Start with 3 client sites.

What your client sees each weekSample data
Oxbow & Vane

Weekly search report · Copperline Gutters

Sep 14 – Oct 11, 2026 vs the 4 weeks before

Copperline Gutters got 27 clicks from named buyer searches in the last 4 weeks, up 23% from the 4 weeks before. Google hides the search terms behind 84% of all 289 search clicks. Rankings rose across the site: pages that steadily show up are up about 2.4 positions.

Buyer clicks23%
27from 22
All search clicks14%
289from 253