Four places where people look for you. We measure all four.
This page doesn't oversell: every feature shows the data it actually returns, when it is measured and what it spends. If something is measured once a week, it says so here.
In search engines
Where you show up and where they do, on Google and Bing, week by week.
Positions by keyword
«Where do I rank when someone searches for what I sell?»
You track the words that matter to you and see the exact position, with the change since last week. Desktop and mobile separately, because they don't match. If a keyword drops out of the top 100 it doesn't vanish from the chart: it is stored as 101, so the fall is visible.
Measured: Sunday night (paid plans) · first Sunday of the month (free plan, and paused if you don't log in for 14 days)
What you see
KEYWORDPOS.7 DAYS
reformas integrales barcelona3▲ 2
pintar piso sabadell11▼ 4
presupuesto reforma cocina7=
Competitors, side by side
«Am I ahead of or behind the shop down the road?»
You point at your real rivals and every week you see the same keyword measured for all of you. It isn't an abstract score: it's who sits above whom, and since when.
Measured: Sunday night · Number of rivals depends on plan
What you see
Your site
3
rival-uno.com
1
rival-dos.com
9
In the Google map listing
The map block with three businesses. It sits above the normal results.
Who owns the map
«I'm first… below what?»
In many local searches Google shows three map listings with reviews first. If you're there, people call; if you're not, being the first normal result means being fourth on screen. We tell you which searches show that block, who occupies it and whether you're in it.
Measured: Sunday night · No extra cost
What you see
MAP BLOCK · «plumber terrassa»
1Fontanería Vallès
2Instal·lacions Roca
3Your business
In AI answers
More and more people ask an AI instead of searching. There's a ranking there too, even if you can't see it.
Four engines, the same question
«If someone asks ChatGPT about my trade, does it name me?»
We really do ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI summaries using your keywords, and record whether they name you and whether they cite you as a source. Naming and citing are not the same: the second one sends traffic.
Measured: Sunday · or whenever you want, spending credits
What you see
ChatGPT
74%
Gemini
41%
Perplexity
12%
Google's summary
58%
Which page they trust, and where the gap is
«Where does the AI get what it says about me?»
We store the answers that mention you and the sources they cite. There's usually a surprise: the page the engine trusts is almost never the one you expected. And where they name you but not your competition — or the other way round — that's the gap you grow through.
Measured: stored with every check · Reading it is free
What you see
«For renovations in Barcelona several firms stand out, among them your-site.com, with a good reputation in kitchens…»
CITED SOURCE
tu-web.com/reformas-cocina
What the AI says when someone asks about you
“Fine, I show up. But what is it telling people?”
Showing up is half the story. The other half is what the AI answers when someone asks about your brand: whether you're trustworthy, what exactly you do, what you cost, what happens when something goes wrong. We ask three engines eight questions and measure whether they say THE SAME THING. When all three agree, the AI knows you. When each says something different, the signal is weak: either that page is missing from your site, or it's there but buried. Either way you know where to look.
Not a grade: it measures whether there's ONE version of you out there, or three.
Measured: whenever you want, once a day · You pick the engines, it uses credits
What you see
Most agreeOnly one says
On your own site
What you can fix yourself, with the fix written next to it.
Audit with an action plan
«Fine, it's broken… so what do I do now?»
We crawl your site and check titles, descriptions, headings, images, internal links, structured data, sitemap and whether AI crawlers can get in. We don't leave you with a list of faults: you get the actions ordered by severity and by how many pages they affect, each with the exact page and how to fix it. And you can audit any domain, not just your own.
Measured: when you launch it · Audits per month depend on plan
What you see
WHAT TO DO FIRST
1
WarningSeveral H1s on the same page39 pages
Keep one H1 for the headline and demote the rest to H2.
2
WarningMeta description missing22 pages
Write 120–160 characters that give a reason to click.
WordPress plugin
«And who applies it for me?»
If your site runs on WordPress, the plugin writes the titles and descriptions, keeps the canonical and the social tags in order, and publishes a file that explains your site to AI engines. What the audit finds, the plugin applies.
Free with your account · Works on client sites too
What you see
✓Title and description written
✓Canonical and social tags
✓llms.txt published for AI engines
Find new keywords
«What else do people type to find this?»
You type an idea and we return the real related searches with their volume, their difficulty and who owns them today. From there you pick which ones to track.
Measured: instantly · Searches per month depend on plan
What you see
KEYWORDSEARCHESDIFF.
reforma cocina precio2.40038
cambiar bañera por ducha1.90024
To make sense of it
A dashboard full of numbers is useless if you don't know which one to look at.
Aina, with your data in front of her
«Is this good or bad?»
Aina is an AI assistant: you ask in your own language and she answers by looking at your measurements, not at generic advice from the internet. She runs on our own model on our servers, so your data never leaves and never trains anyone.
Always available · Our own model, nothing sent to third parties
What you see
Why did I drop this week?
You lost 4 positions on «painting flats sabadell». That day a new competitor entered the top 5 with a dedicated page; yours covers it inside a general article.
Monday's advice
«Just tell me one thing to do this week.»
Every Monday, a single prioritised action based on what was measured on Sunday. One, not fifteen. You do it yourself or hand it to whoever runs your site.
Every Monday at dawn · Included in every plan
What you see
THIS WEEK'S ADVICE
Perplexity never cites you in answers about kitchens, but it does cite two rivals. Both have a page with indicative prices; you don't.
To connect it
Your data is yours and it leaves through whichever door you choose.
Your AI assistant, wired to your data
«Can I ask my own Claude or ChatGPT?»
MinimalRank speaks the MCP protocol with OAuth: connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or opencode and they can read your projects, launch an audit or read you the action plan without you opening a single screen. You approve it on a consent screen and revoke it whenever you like. Same limits and same permissions as on the web.
25 tools available · Included in every plan
What you see
Audit this prospect's site and tell me what it's missing.
MCP run_audit · get_audit
Exports and reports
«I need it in writing.»
You download your keywords and their history, and pull reports with the evolution. Useful for showing a client, a boss, or whoever asks you to justify a grant.
Whenever you want · No cost
What you see
✓Keywords and history as CSV
✓Evolution by period, with the date of each measurement
Start by seeing where you stand
The audit is free and asks for no card. If what comes out isn't useful to you, you'll know in five minutes and you'll have paid nothing.