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An SEO reporting tool that answers “did it work?”
Seoduh · $9 a month · 14-day free trial, no card required
Most SEO reports tell you traffic went up or down. Seoduh puts your GitHub releases, Google's algorithm updates, Bing, Cloudflare errors and page speed on the same timeline as your traffic — then says which of them each change actually reacted to.
no card required · read-only access to everything it touches
Seoduh vs the usual setups
| Seoduh | GSC + GA4 tabs | Looker Studio | Enterprise suites | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traffic and its likely cause, one view | Yes | — | Only what you build | Some |
| Your releases on the timeline, automatically | Yes, from GitHub | — | Manual notes | — |
| Google algorithm updates marked | Yes | — | Manual notes | Some |
| Bing next to Google | Yes | Separate tools | Manual wiring | Paid tiers |
| Page speed next to the pages that slowed | Yes, via CrUX | Separate tools | Manual wiring | Paid tiers |
| Setup | Connect accounts | — | Build it yourself | Onboarding call |
| Price | $9/mo | Free | Free, plus your time | Hundreds/mo |
Capability comparison, September 2026. Vendors change plans; check before you buy.
What Seoduh is not
It is not a rank tracker, not a backlink index, and not a site auditor. If you need daily keyword positions or link prospecting, keep the tool that does that. Seoduh answers one question for teams that ship: you changed something — did it work?
Questions people ask
How is this different from a Looker Studio dashboard?
A dashboard shows your numbers; someone still has to work out why they moved. Seoduh joins the numbers with the candidate causes and names the one each change reacted to.
Does it replace Search Console or Google Analytics?
No. It reads both through read-only APIs and reports on top of them. Your data stays in your accounts; disconnecting removes Seoduh's access.
Do I need to install anything on my site?
No snippet, no plugin. Connect the accounts you already have; Seoduh reads them, plus public sources like your sitemap and the Chrome UX Report.
What does it cost?
There is a free plan — one site, a month of history, no card and no clock. Paid is Solo at $9 a month for three sites, or 10x at $29 for ten, while founder seats last — see the current seat count. A founder seat holds its price for as long as the subscription runs, and is gone for good if it stops.
Read the privacy policy and terms first, if you like — they're short.