The SEO MCP server that does the work
Connect BlogSEO to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more. Run your SEO from your AI assistant, without leaving the conversation.
Select your AI assistant:
Install in one line
Install in 2 minutes
The BlogSEO MCP server is a remote server: nothing to run on your machine. Add the URL to your assistant, approve the sign-in once, and every tool is available in your next message.
Server URL
https://mcp.blogseo.io/mcp
- 1Open Settings, Connectors, then Add custom connector.
- 2Name it BlogSEO, paste the server URL and click Add.
- 3Click Connect, sign in to BlogSEO and approve.
Server URL
https://mcp.blogseo.io/mcp
What you can do
Every part of SEO, from one conversation
The same actions as the BlogSEO dashboard, exposed as 60 tools your assistant combines on its own. You describe the outcome; it picks the tools.
Articles
List, read and rewrite articles. Edit the markdown, swap the cover image, host inline images, then publish or sync to your CMS.
Content calendar
Schedule an article on a date with a keyword, headline and brief. Move or swap slots. Your publishing frequency is always respected.
Keywords
Add keywords as written, expand seeds into hundreds of ideas, grow topic clusters, refresh volumes and difficulty, star the best ones.
Rankings and trends
Positions, clicks, impressions and CTR from Search Console, 28-day trends, and the pages of yours that compete for the same keyword.
SEO analysis
Score any article or pasted draft, benchmark it against the pages that rank for its keyword, and let the AI fix the failing checks.
Backlinks
Domain Rating, the backlinks you received through the exchange, and the full backlink profile of any domain, yours or a competitor's.
Publishing
Publish to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Ghost, HubSpot and 23+ platforms, or push edits to articles that are already live.
Plug your website
Building a custom site? Your assistant sets up the hosted blog on a subdomain or wires a webhook into your codebase, then tests it.
For SEO agencies and freelancers
Every client website, one MCP connector
A typical connector reaches one website: a new client means another setup, another sign-in, another connector to switch to. The BlogSEO MCP connects once to your account, and your assistant reaches every website you manage, each with its own CMS, keywords, calendar and Search Console.
One sign-in, all your websites
Approve the connection once. Every website where you are an admin or owner is available, including the clients you add later.
Each site keeps its own CMS
WordPress for one client, Shopify for another, Webflow for a third. The assistant publishes to the right one; you never switch connectors.
Prompts across the whole portfolio
Ask which client lost the most clicks this month, or fill every calendar for next month, and get one answer for all your sites.
Scoped to what you manage
Restrict a connection to specific websites on the consent screen, and revoke it in one click when a contract ends.
Ready-to-use SEO prompts
Copy one into your assistant
Eight prompts that cover a typical SEO week, each one executed end to end by your assistant with the tools above. Copy one, paste it into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor as is, and name your website when you have several.
Page-2 keywords to page 1
Show my tracked keywords ranking between position 5 and 15 with at least 200 impressions, sorted by impressions. For each one give me the ranking page, its CTR, and the single on-page change most likely to move it to page 1.
Catch traffic loss early
Compare the last 28 days with the 28 days before for my keywords and pages. Which pages lost the most clicks? For the top 10, tell me the likely cause and the one fix to recover each.
Stop your own pages from competing
Find the keywords where one of my pages already ranks and another BlogSEO article targets the same keyword. For each, say whether to consolidate or differentiate, and which URL should win.
Plan the calendar
Schedule an article for October 3 targeting the keyword 'cold email deliverability', titled 'Cold email deliverability in 2026', and brief it to compare Gmail and Outlook filtering.
Fix an article that underperforms
Benchmark my article about winter tyres against the pages ranking for its keyword, then apply the recommendations.
Plug a custom-built website
Plug this Next.js site into BlogSEO with a webhook and test it.
Review every client site at once
For each website on my account, give me last month's clicks, the articles published and the scheduled articles left, in one table. Flag any site whose calendar is empty.
Fill every calendar for October
For each of my websites, schedule articles for the empty October slots using the highest-opportunity keywords that have no article yet, and list what you booked per site.
Costs are AI brain credits and match the app. Reading and scoring are free.
How it works
From a prompt to a published article
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Ask for an outcome
Fill next week with articles about e-bike maintenance, or fix the article that lost traffic. No tool names, no forms, no tabs.
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Your assistant works inside BlogSEO
It researches the keywords, briefs and schedules the articles, rewrites what needs fixing and checks the score, with the same tools as the dashboard.
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BlogSEO publishes and keeps score
Articles go live on your CMS on schedule, backlinks get placed through the exchange, and your Search Console rankings come back into the chat.
Why use BlogSEO's SEO MCP
The best MCP server for SEO to get results
Most SEO MCP servers stop at reporting: they pull keyword data, rankings or Search Console numbers into the chat and leave the work to you. BlogSEO's MCP does the job. It writes and publishes content that ranks, keeps your calendar full and builds backlinks to your site, so a prompt ends with results, not another report.
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Articles that go live, not drafts
A prompt ends with an article written, scored, linked internally and published to your CMS. Nothing to copy out of the chat.
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Backlinks placed, not a backlink report
The exchange places links to your site from other websites in your niche. Your assistant sees what was placed and verified, and can convert credits to get more.
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One server, the whole stack
60 tools across keywords, calendar, articles, rankings, SEO checks, backlinks, settings and integrations, plus free Domain Rating and keyword density checks for any site.
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Every website you manage, one connector
A CMS connector reaches one site. The BlogSEO MCP connects to your account, so agencies and freelancers run every client website, each with its own CMS, from a single connection.
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Same credits, same rules as the app
Reading your data is free. Keyword research, competitor benchmarks and AI rewrites cost the AI brain credits you already have, and the assistant asks before spending.
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Your permissions, your websites
OAuth 2.1 sign-in, websites where you are an admin or owner only, billing never exposed, every connection listed and revocable in one click.
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Works in every MCP client
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, VS Code and Windsurf connect with the same URL. No API key, nothing to install on a server.