SEO analysis
that actually
understands the language.
Enter a keyword. We fetch the top ten Google results, reduce them to their lemmas (because optimization, optimizations, and optimize are the same word to us), count the terms, and write a brief. All in about a minute. Free plan works now, no credit card needed.
- site optimizationmatch
- keywordsmatch
- google rankingmatch
- link buildingmissing
- meta descriptionmissing
H1 targets primary keyword + location. Add sections for link building and meta description — top-ranked pages have both.
average analysis time, from keyword to finished brief
organic Google results, plus PAA and related searches
case lemmatization, synonym semantics, local SERP
Why cases
matter.
Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian have seven grammatical cases. The word „sajt" (site) can appear in five inflected forms: sajt, sajta, sajtu, sajtovi, sajt. To us, this is one word that appears five times. Google reads it the same way under the hood, because Google also lemmatizes before counting terms.
Most automated SEO tools do not do this. When they show you how many times you mentioned a concept, they count each inflected form as a different word. If you have „sajt" five times in your text but in five different cases, those tools show five occurrences of five different terms. That is a misreading for our language.
We use the Stanza POS tagger with the CLASSLA model. Trained specifically on Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian corpora (Universities of Belgrade and Zagreb). Accuracy on inflected forms is 97% for Serbian and Croatian, 95% for Bosnian (less training data available). English NLP models score around 60 to 70% on these languages.
Practically: when we tell you a term appears five times in your text, that count is correct regardless of which case appears in each sentence. When we suggest a target range of „2 to 4 occurrences", it is counted by lemma. Your brief aligns with how the algorithm actually reads your content.
- „sajt"nominative
- „sajta"genitive
- „sajtu"dative
- „sajt"accusative
- „sajtovi"plural
What you get
in a single tool.
The terms you need, the length you target, the structure that ranks, what competitors do — all in one place, in a minute.
Cases no longer hurt
„Optimization”, „optimizations”, „optimizing” are the same word to us. We lemmatize inflected forms before counting terms. Most automated tools do not do this for our language.
Synonyms & paraphrases
„Purchase” and „buying” are related concepts. LaBSE embeddings recognize semantics.
Brief you can hand to a writer
H1, meta, outline, FAQ + what NOT to write. Copy/paste and the copywriter does the rest.
Score per element
Title, H1, H2, body, strong — each separately. Plus per-term action lists.
Three steps, about a minute
No registration needed for the first test. No course required to use the tool.
Type a keyword
Keyword + language (sr/hr/bs). No registration for the first test.
Wait about a minute
In the background we read top 10 Google results, count words, build a brief. You drink your coffee.
Get the brief
H1, outline, must-have terms, FAQ questions, what NOT to write. Copy/paste and start writing.
No contracts, no setup fees
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Free
- ✓ 3 WDF·IDF analyses / week
- ✓ 1 AI brief / week
- ✓ All Pro features
- ✓ No credit card
Pro
- ✓ 50 analyses per day
- ✓ 30 AI briefs per day
- ✓ Bulk audit (up to 20 URLs)
- ✓ Live editor with scoring
- ✓ PDF reports for clients
- ✓ Priority support
Try it today.
No contracts, no card.
Any keyword, any competitor, in a minute you have the answer. Five analyses in the Free plan — enough to see if it's for you.