Free Tools / WordPress plugin
SiteGraph
Connect your content, internal links and local services in one WordPress toolkit.
I’m building SiteGraph to help website owners see how their pages work together. It brings everyday SEO controls, content reviews, internal linking and local relevance into the same workflow, so you can make useful improvements with a clearer picture of your site.
Currently in private preview. The features below describe the planned Free and Pro offering. Public downloads, subscriptions and credit purchases are not open yet, and preview access may differ as development continues.
What does SiteGraph do?
Manage everyday SEO
Set page titles, meta descriptions and social sharing details. Manage indexing, sitemaps, redirects and missing-page monitoring, alongside local checks of headings, images and links.
Find and improve internal links
See which pages link to each other, identify pages with no incoming internal links and review broken links. Pro adds contextual linking opportunities, anchor-text review and controlled changes to supported editable content.
Give your content a clearer structure
Plan important hub pages and groups of related content. Review reader journeys, dead ends and pages competing for the same topic, then prioritise changes around what your business needs.
Review content and spot gaps
Use saved content analysis, reader briefs and editorial reviews to understand what a page covers and where it could be more useful. Optional AI-assisted work supports your judgement; you review suggestions before applying changes.
Connect services and locations
Link the services you offer with the places you cover. Show relevant services and nearby location pages using your assigned locations and saved coordinates, with manual choices and exclusions where needed.
Explain the people and business behind your pages
Use structured data, also called schema, to describe your website and business. Pro adds a reusable library of people, organisations, services, places and other subjects, with relationships and more detailed schema controls.
More useful tools around your content
- Help readers find their way: breadcrumbs, a table of contents and related-reading options.
- Review search performance: import Search Console CSV data and keep page and query history. Pro adds opportunity analysis and linking campaigns; an automatic Google connection needs separate setup.
- Support publishing and business websites: author tools, Google Reviews options and WooCommerce metadata controls. Features that use external services have their own setup and usage requirements.
- Work within WordPress: choose the modules you need and use supported editors, page builders and selected custom fields.
Free, Pro and optional AI: how they fit together
A useful free foundation
The planned free plugin includes everyday SEO, basic schema, sitemaps, redirects, link audits and reader navigation tools. You can switch on the modules that suit your website without a Pro licence.
Go further with Pro
Pro adds deeper linking, site structure, content, entity and local-service workflows. AI credits are separate from the subscription; some features also depend on connected services and their allowances.
The full Free and Pro comparison explains the planned feature split. Check SiteGraph’s pricing page for current launch plans and availability.
Who is it for?
SiteGraph is designed for WordPress site owners, content teams and digital marketers who want to understand their website as a connected whole. For a small business, that might mean making service pages easier to find, linking useful guides to those services or helping visitors discover nearby areas you cover.
You stay responsible for what gets published. The aim is to support clear editorial decisions and useful improvements, with your own priorities guiding the work.
Take a closer look at SiteGraph
Visit the dedicated website for the full feature guide, demo and private-preview information.
Want help deciding which improvements would be useful for your own website? Tell me about your business.