MarketHubOS - One OS to run your business β€” fully white-labeled

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See exactly where you stand and fix it fast: MarketHubOS grades your online presence live, crawls your SEO to score you against any competitor you pick, and hands you AI-generated keywords you can publish straight to your site. It also builds your website through a plain-English terminal, runs your Google Ads, and connects every listing, social account, and Google Business profile β€” all in one white-label system

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The SEO Center is the core of it β€” it crawls your site, gives you a live score, and shows you exactly what’s broken. Then it grades your projected score after you apply the fixes, so you can see the before/after impact before you even do the work. On top of that, you can grade yourself head-to-head against any competitor you choose, so you know exactly where you stand in your market. The piece I’m most excited about is the website builder β€” you type what you want in plain English (no coding), and it generates the site with a live preview and a build log so you can watch it come together in real time. Paired with SEO Live, it publishes AI-generated keywords straight to the site to help it rank. On top of that: live Google Ads management and a hub that connects every listing, social account, and Google Business profile β€” all in one system. It’s also fully white-label, so agencies and businesses can run it under their own brand. Would love your feedback β€” what would make this more useful for how you run your business? πŸ™

Finally sat down with the competitor SEO scoring and it actually pulled useful gaps I hadn't noticed on my own site. The plain-English terminal for building pages felt surprisingly quick, though the AI keyword suggestions leaned a bit generic until I narrowed my niche.

Poked around the live SEO grading and it actually flagged a real issue on one of my pages I had been ignoring for months. The plain-English terminal for site building is a fun touch, feels closer to a chat than a clunky builder.

The competitor SEO score feature is surprisingly intuitive, and seeing a live grade of my online presence actually pushed me to fix things I'd been ignoring.

The plain-English terminal for building sites is such a clever move β€” it lowers the barrier for non-devs without dumbing things down. Feels like real thought went into the UX here, not just another dashboard stuffed with toggles.

Curious how the SEO crawl actually handles bigger sites with thousands of pages - does it run a full audit on demand or do you schedule it, and how long does a full site typically take to scan?

Β it takes about 30 secs for a less complex website and around 45 for a full stacked site.

The live presence grade is genuinely eye opening, I had no idea my SEO score was that far behind the competitor I picked. The plain English site builder feels surprisingly usable too.