Content OptimizerPaid plans
Eight explainable sub-scores for one page or draft, each with the work that would raise it.
The genuinely useful result needs paid data APIs, so this runs on the starter plan and up, not as a free tool.
What the plan feature gives you
- eight explainable sub scores
- page specific action list
- prepared fixes
- ai refined rewrite
- re score after edits
The Content Optimizer scores one page, URL or draft against a target query and breaks the result into eight explainable sub-scores: Search Optimization, Intent Alignment, Semantic Coverage, Topic Coverage, Entity Coverage, Internal Linking, Content Gap Coverage and AI Citation Readiness. Every number is derived from a real signal and comes with the exact work that would raise it. It is an analyzer and an editing assistant, not an article generator.
How it works
- 1Give a keyword and a URL on the site or a pasted draft. Semantyra reads the page, pulls the live top-of-SERP, and gathers the project signals it already has: the semantic and topical map, entities, search intent, keyword data, competitors, content gaps, Search Console, internal links, cannibalisation, AI citations and Project Knowledge.
- 2It computes the eight sub-scores. Any it cannot judge honestly reads "not available" rather than zero, and the overall score is renormalised over the ones it could compute.
- 3Each sub-score lists page-specific actions, weakest area first, and hands the ones the Fix Assistant covers straight to it as a copyable pack. An optional model pass rewords the actions and can draft one section; it never changes a score.
What it measures
- Search Optimization: keyword placement in title, H1 and opening, meta length, depth against the ranking pages, and Search Console click-through when connected.
- Semantic and Topic Coverage: how close the page is to the meaning and the sub-topics of what ranks.
- Entity Coverage: the people, products and concepts the topic needs that the page does not name.
- AI Citation Readiness: whether the page is structured for an answer engine to lift from, and whether it is already cited.
Common questions
Is this a Surfer or Clearscope style grader?
It overlaps on the SERP comparison, but the score is not term density. Most of it comes from your own crawl, semantic map, entities, internal links and Search Console, so it tells you what to do on this specific page.
Does it write the article?
No. It analyses, scores and prepares the work. The optional model pass only rewords the prepared actions and can draft one section you ask for. It cannot invent a finding or change a score.
Why is it a paid feature and not a free tool?
The score needs a live SERP lookup for every run, which is a paid data call. Semantyra never spends paid API budget on anonymous free tools, so this one is offered inside the Starter plan and above.