GSC tells you where the wins are
Search Console already shows the pages with high impressions and low CTR — the cheapest SEO wins you have. Most teams never act on them because turning insight into a shipped change is the slow part.
Find pages with traffic potential, improve titles and descriptions with AI, and approve every change before it ships — built for pSEO, Webflow and headless sites.
Page meta · top opportunities
Search result preview
acme.com › pricing
Transparent plans for solo builders and teams. Start free, upgrade when you ship.
Manage SEO for sites built with
Next.js
Built it with your favorite AI tool? Editary plugs in to manage SEO for sites shipped from any of these — and any modern stack.
Search Console data sits unread, autonomous tools change your site behind your back, and headless stacks have no native SEO workflow. Editary closes that gap.
Search Console already shows the pages with high impressions and low CTR — the cheapest SEO wins you have. Most teams never act on them because turning insight into a shipped change is the slow part.
Most AI SEO tools push changes via JavaScript overlays or run on autopilot. The change isn't in your repo, can't be reviewed in a PR, and disappears the day the subscription lapses.
Webflow, Astro, Next.js and programmatic SEO sites have no Yoast equivalent. Editing meta and titles means hand-editing files, doing it across hundreds of pages, or not doing it at all.
GSC
informed
Page opportunities ranked by real Search Console impressions, clicks and CTR — not by what an LLM guesses.
0
autopilot edits
Every title, meta and H1 change is a diff you approve. No JavaScript overlays, no surprise rewrites on your live site.
PR
in your repo
Approved changes ship as a Pull Request your team reviews and merges through your existing CI/CD.
Editary turns Search Console data into AI-suggested edits, lets you approve every change, and ships them as a GitHub Pull Request your team owns.
Page meta · top opportunities
Search result preview
acme.com › pricing
Transparent plans for solo builders and teams. Start free, upgrade when you ship.
Editary pulls Search Console metrics, ranks low-CTR / high-impression pages first, and proposes new titles, meta descriptions and H1s with AI.
Every suggestion is a diff you can accept, reject or edit. There is no autopilot mode — by design, not by toggle.
Approved changes land as a GitHub Pull Request your team reviews and merges. They live in your repo, ship through your CI/CD, and survive long after Editary.
What Editary does
What it deliberately avoids
No new hosting. No JavaScript overlay on your site. Editary plugs into the stack and Git workflow you already use.
Verify ownership, point Editary at your sitemap, and let it build a page inventory of everything that's indexable.
Authorize a read-only Google Search Console connection. Editary surfaces the low-CTR / high-impression pages first.
For each opportunity page, Editary proposes an improved title, meta description and H1. You approve, edit or reject — change by change.
Approved changes are written to your repo as a single, reviewable Pull Request. Your team merges it through your normal CI/CD.
Editary writes to the files you already have. Nothing leaves your codebase, nothing runs on your live site.
Approved changes land as a clean PR on your repo. Full diff, full history, full revert in one click.
Editary asks only for the `webmasters.readonly` scope. We can't submit sitemaps, can't change settings, can't write back to GSC.
No JavaScript injected on your live site. The change is in your code — durable, auditable, owned by you.
There is no autopilot mode. Every title, meta and H1 change is a diff a human accepts before it ships.
# /pricing
- title: "Pricing"
+ title: "Plans & pricing — start free, scale as you grow"
- description: "Our pricing page."
+ description: "Transparent plans for solo builders and teams. \
+ Start free, upgrade when you ship."
h1: "Plans & pricing"The change is a diff in your repo — not a script on your site. Merge it, revert it, audit it like any other PR.
Most AI SEO tools either run on autopilot, push changes via JavaScript overlays, or stop at content writing. Editary is positioned differently — a controlled edit layer that ships repo-owned changes.
| Feature | Alli AI | Search Atlas / OTTO | Surfer | Frase | Yoast | Editary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GSC-driven prioritization | integrated | |||||
| Human approval per change | bulk | optional | n/a | n/a | ||
| Permanent, repo-owned changes | export | export | WP only | |||
| No JavaScript overlay on your site | ||||||
| Built for headless / Webflow / pSEO | Webflow in test | |||||
| Ships via GitHub PR |
Based on each tool's public pricing pages, docs and product marketing as of May 2026. Editary is in pre-launch — your feedback shapes what stays.
Join Editary early access. We'll help you connect your first site and Search Console, ship the first batch of approved title and meta changes with you, and shape the product around your workflow.
What's included