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FireSEO MCP
Connect Claude or Cursor to audit SEO and suggest changes
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Connect Claude or Cursor to audit SEO and suggest changes
87 followers
Stop wrestling with dashboards. FireSEO connects Google Search Console directly to your AI editor (Claude, Cursor). Analyze rankings, spy on competitors, and fix SEO issues—all through natural language conversation. The first "Agentic SEO" workflow
FireSEO MCP
So your target audience is founders? If yes, there might be a struggle even to come up with a right question, as SEO is very specific and requires some skills. There is a chance to stand out if you provide some guidance. Cheers!
FireSEO MCP
@davidkaufmann Great questions! For rate limits, we implement smart caching – GSC data refreshes daily (which aligns with how Google updates it anyway), and SERP data is cached per query with configurable TTL. The MCP server batches requests intelligently
so your agent isn't hammering APIs on every prompt.
For safety, FireSEO is designed to be advisory, not autonomous. It analyzes and suggests, but you review and approve
changes. Plus, it references your actual ranking data, so suggestions are grounded in what's working (or not) for YOUR site
– not generic SEO advice that might conflict with your existing strategy.
Cloudthread
Very cool! How is this better than an SEO best practice cursor rule?
FireSEO MCP
@daniele_packard Great question!
Cursor rules are essentially instruction-based guidance — they help the AI generate better answers, but those answers are not grounded in your real performance data. Even with a strong prompt, Cursor can only respond using its internal knowledge and general SEO best practices.
While Cursor may support limited web browsing, that information is still surface-level and disconnected from your actual metrics.
In contrast, our approach is data-driven. By connecting real sources through MCP — such as Google Search Console and Google Ads — the AI analyzes your actual search queries, impressions, CPC, competition, and performance trends.
So instead of saying “this keyword should work based on SEO theory,”
it can say “this keyword shows high commercial intent and low competition in your real data.”
Cursor understands SEO rules.
But it doesn’t know your data.
That’s the key difference — and that’s what allows us to find real monetization opportunities rather than just following patterns everyone already uses.
Congrats on the launch! Pulling real-time GSC and SERP data directly into the editor context makes a lot of sense, especially for reducing context switching. How do you keep the data fresh without running into GSC or SERP rate limits when agents are querying often, and how do you make sure the suggested SEO changes don’t accidentally do more harm than good?
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@vik_sh You’ve hit on something important — founders are a key audience for us.
Knowing what to ask is half the battle, which is exactly why we built guided workflows.
Instead of a blank prompt, FireSEO proactively surfaces issues like:
“These 5 pages dropped 20+ positions this week” or
“Your top page is missing FAQ schema.”
It turns SEO from “what should I even do?” into clear, prioritized actions.
Appreciate the feedback — we’re doubling down on this guidance aspect.
This looks great, will try it out since I'm in need for a big SEO overhaul and just prompting Cursor to do it blindly isn't the best way to go :D
FireSEO MCP
@darko_bacic Thank you so much! You're absolutely right – blindly prompting Cursor without real SEO data often leads to guesswork. FireSEO gives your AI the actual context it needs: your GSC performance data, real SERP rankings, and technical audits. Let me know how it goes, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
congrats on the launch! mcp servers are becoming essential for dev workflows 🔥
Hey Harris,
I looked at your Product Hunt launch and there’s a familiar pattern in the hero that tends to underperform for AI-powered SEO tools: clear functionality (“connect GSC to AI”), but without a concise statement of whom it helps and what metric it moves right away.
That usually means early visitors understand what it does, but don’t convert because they can’t link it to an immediate business outcome like increased organic traffic or prioritized tasks that lead to measurable ranking gains.
I’ve seen this pattern with several data-driven SEO products, tightening the first fold around a targeted persona (e.g., founders/SEO teams) and a concrete result story often lifts demo signups and engagement without changing core capabilities.
I can walk you through what’s actually blocking clarity and what to change first. I do this as a paid, focused landing review.
Best,
Paul