The WordPress SEO plugin that fixes issues not just flags them
SearchChamp's WordPress plugin publishes content, auto-applies audit fixes, scores posts live inside Gutenberg, and pushes your llms.txt — all included with your plan from day one. Download it from your dashboard and connect your site in minutes.
Write in SearchChamp. Publish to WordPress in one click.
- Publish AI-optimised content directly to WordPress
- Automatic formatting — no copy-paste
- Draft + review queue before going live
- Hero images sideloaded into your media library
Works with the SEO setup you already have.
- Detects Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, or SEOPress on activation
- Writes to your existing plugin's own fields — no competing title or canonical tag
- Every write travels over a signed, verified connection back to your site
- WordPress 6.0+ and PHP 8.0+, Gutenberg or Classic Editor
Install, connect, and start fixing issues in under 5 minutes
Connect your WordPress site in minutes.
You need a SearchChamp account and a Site Key. Install from the WordPress.org directory or download the direct package, then activate the plugin and connect it from WordPress.
Everything the plugin does.
The SearchChamp WordPress plugin ships as part of your plan from day one — publish, auto-apply fixes, and see AI-search visibility without leaving WP Admin. It runs alongside whatever SEO plugin you already have installed, so nothing here asks you to rip anything out to get started.
Publish to WordPress
The Content Writer pushes finished articles — title, body, sideloaded images, and SEO meta — straight to your WordPress site.
Auto-apply audit fixes
Approve a Site Audit recommendation and SearchChamp writes the fix back to your site through the connection. Every change is logged in Fix History with its previous value, so you can undo it anytime.
Push your llms.txt
SearchChamp generates and pushes your llms.txt, so AI crawlers find your canonical content map.
Image sideload
Generated hero and inline images are uploaded into your WordPress media library alongside each published article.
On-page SEO panel
The SearchChamp panel in Gutenberg and the Classic Editor shows a live content score and search-result preview, plus one-click AI generation for your focus keyword, meta title, and meta description.
A column in your Posts list
See meta completeness — focus keyword, meta title, meta description — for every post and page at a glance, sortable across your whole site.
Yoast / Rank Math / AIOSEO / SEOPress auto-detect
On activation, the plugin detects your existing SEO plugin and writes to its own fields instead of a competing title or canonical tag — zero conflicts.
AI-search visibility
A WP Admin widget and a dedicated page show whether ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews mention or cite your site, plus a log of AI-crawler hits on your pages.
SearchChamp vs. Yoast / Rank Math / AIOSEO.
These aren’t rivals to replace — they own per-post metadata and SearchChamp defers to them there. The table below is honest about where each layer actually operates.
| Capability | SearchChamp | Yoast / Rank Math / AIOSEO |
|---|---|---|
| Per-post title, meta, canonical fields | Defers to your existing plugin | ✓ |
| Site-wide audit that auto-applies fixes | ✓ | ✗ |
| AI-search visibility (ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews) | ✓ | ✗ |
| llms.txt generation and hosting | ✓ | ✗ |
| AI content writer with 1-click WordPress publish | ✓ | ✗ |
| Keyword rank tracking | ✓ | ✗ |
| Runs alongside your current SEO plugin | ✓ | n/a |
See when ChatGPT and Gemini cite your WordPress content.
A WP Admin widget and a dedicated page show whether ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews mention or cite your site — plus a log of AI-crawler hits (GPTBot and friends) on your pages. For example, publish a guide through the plugin, then watch the widget for the first citation: it records which engine cited you, the exact query context, and whether the citation held on a re-check the following week. No competitor plugin in this comparison surfaces AI-engine citations inside WordPress at all — it’s unique to SearchChamp today.
WordPress plugin — common questions
It connects your WordPress site to SearchChamp: publish finished articles with images and SEO meta, auto-apply approved Site Audit fixes back to your site, set your focus keyword and meta fields (with AI generation) and see a live content score right inside Gutenberg or the Classic Editor, detect and defer to your existing SEO plugin, push your llms.txt, and see AI-search visibility across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews — included with SearchChamp on every plan.
Yes. Generate an API key from Integrations → WordPress in your SearchChamp dashboard, download the plugin, and upload it under WP Admin → Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin → Activate. Paste the API URL and key into WordPress under Settings → SearchChamp and you're connected in minutes.
It depends what you need. Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO, and SEOPress are strong at per-post metadata — title tags, canonicals, readability — and SearchChamp doesn't try to replace that layer. SearchChamp is the platform layer those plugins don't cover: site-wide auditing that writes fixes back to your posts, daily rank tracking, AI-search visibility across the AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Google AI Mode, and Microsoft Copilot), and an AI Writer that publishes straight to WordPress. Most sites run SearchChamp alongside their existing metadata plugin rather than swapping it out.
No. SearchChamp and Yoast / Rank Math / AIOSEO / SEOPress operate at different layers — those plugins edit per-post metadata, SearchChamp adds the platform layer: site audit, rank tracking, and AI visibility. On activation the plugin detects your existing SEO plugin and writes to its own fields instead of a competing title tag or canonical URL, so there's nothing to reconcile. Run both.
Yoast and Rank Math flag issues on a single post and stop there — they're standalone plugins with no platform behind them. SearchChamp connects WordPress to a full SEO stack: a 80+ check audit (growing) that writes fixes back for you, daily rank tracking, AI Visibility across the AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Google AI Mode, and Microsoft Copilot), and an AI Writer that scores against the pages already ranking.
Yes — with your approval. Each audit issue gets a 1-click Apply Fix button; you review the change before it goes live and SearchChamp writes it back to your site. Every applied fix is logged in Fix History with its previous value, so you can undo it anytime. No silent modifications.
WordPress 6.0 or later and PHP 8.0 or later. The plugin works with both the Gutenberg block editor and the Classic Editor.
Not yet. The plugin works with standard WordPress posts and pages today — WooCommerce product-page auditing isn't built yet.
Not as a single WordPress Network install today — each site connects to SearchChamp individually with its own API key. Agencies can still connect as many separate WordPress sites as their plan allows, each mapped to its own SearchChamp project; there's just no shared network-wide activation yet.
No. The SearchChamp WordPress plugin is included free with every paid plan (Starter 59 through Agency 349 per month) — there's no separate plugin fee. Auto-apply fixes and the AI Editor require Pro (149) or above.
Starter (59/mo) gets you the connection, publishing, and the on-page SEO panel. Auto-apply audit fixes and the full AI Editor experience require Pro (149/mo) or Agency (349/mo) — Starter's Site Audit surfaces the same issues but you fix them manually.
It follows your plan's site limit, not a per-site plugin fee — each site you connect uses one of the sites included in your SearchChamp plan. Agency plans are built for connecting many client WordPress sites without a per-site surcharge.
Get SearchChamp on your WordPress site
Included with every paid SearchChamp plan — no separate plugin fee. Download the plugin and connect your site in minutes.