User Management
How to make a user an account admin
This guide will help you make a user and SEOTesting account admin. An account admin has complete access to the account, including billing, adding and deleting sites, adding and deleting users, and granting permission to themselves to other sites in the account. Step 1 - Go to Account Settings Click on your name on the top right-hand side, then select 'Account settings' from the drop-down. Step 2 - Go to 'User management' Click on the 'User management' tab.  Content Quality Report Keyword Cannibalization Report ContentFew readersPricing
Overview SEOTesting offers a simple, scalable pricing structure designed for individuals, teams, and agencies looking to run SEO experiments using Google Search Console data. Plans are based primarily on the number of websites. All plans include: Unlimited users Access to SEO testing features Integration with Google Search Console data Monthly Internal Linking credits for reports Pricing Plans Single Site Plan Best for: freelancers, consultants, or single-siFew readersWhat counts as 1 site in the SEOTesting subscription plans?
A single site is considered to be one individual Google Search Console property. Note: If you have one property but want to add it more than once in different configurations - for example, by country or URL structure, they are treated as separate properties. Example: The following would count as two separate properties, even though they are from the same domain: https://www.seotesting.com — page:contains:/en-gb/ [__https://www.seotestinFew readersAccount Admin rights
If you are an Account Admin in SEOTesting, you will be able to do the following: User management Add new users View users details Delete users Change users admin status Change users website access permissions See user management tab on Edit Website settings Integrations management GA4 Bing Webmaster Tools Account management Access to the Billing tab and Stripe portal e.g. to view and download invoices, update payment method Onboarding Only account adminsFew readersIT Security
If you're evaluating SEOTesting for your organisation and need to understand how it handles data, manages security, and complies with relevant regulations before proceeding, this page answers the most common questions from IT, security, and procurement teams - covering data storage, access controls, third-party integrations, GDPR compliance, and infrastructure security. SEOTesting IT Security FAQs 1. Do you store personally identifiable information (PII)? No. The only identifiable inFew readersHow much traffic does a site need for SEOTesting?
How much traffic does a site need for meaningful statistically significant test results with seotesting.com? As a rough guide, we recommend testing pages or groups that receive at least 50+ organic clicks per day combined if you want a reasonable chance of getting a statistically meaningful result within a normal test window. You can test lower-traffic pages, but the result should usually be treated as directional rather than definitive, unless the change is very large or the test runsFew readersHow to Reorder Sites on the Launchpad Page
How to Reorder Sites on the Launchpad Page You can manually reorder your sites in the Launchpad to display in whatever order you prefer. How to reorder your sites: Click your username in the top right corner. Select Account Settings. Scroll down to 'Website Settings'. In the list of websites under this, look for the small arrows icon to the left of each site's URL/name. Click and drag that icon to rearrange the sites into your preferred order. **Can I sort sites byFew readersResetting your Password
How to reset your Password You can reset your password by following this link - https://app.seotesting.com/account/forgotpasswordFew readersFiltering for a specific URL type or site section
What does filtering for a URL type do? Filtering for a URL type lets you narrow the data you work with down to one section of your site - for example, only pages under /blog/, /products/, or any other path pattern. This keeps your reporting focused on the pages you care about, rather than the whole domain. There are three levels at which you can do this in SEOTesting, depending on how permanently and how broadly you want the filter to apply. Option 1 - Filter the whole site propertyFew readers