Programmatic SEO Planner and Checker
Plan locally · No paid API · Nothing auto-published
Review the dataset before creating pages
Combine your CSV rows with simple templates, or check supplied page samples. Inspect missing values, URL conflicts, duplicate metadata and bounded wording-overlap candidates before deciding what deserves publication.
This workspace produces a review plan, not live pages. It does not fetch your URLs, upload your CSV, alter WordPress content, or promise rankings. Your project can contain private information: review downloaded reports before sharing them.
Questions about Programmatic SEO Planner
Does this tool create or publish pages?
No. Planner mode generates local review samples from your CSV and templates. Checker mode examines supplied samples. Neither mode creates WordPress drafts, publishes pages, edits content, adds redirects or submits URLs for indexing.
Where are my CSV and templates processed?
Inside an isolated browser workspace. This module does not upload source rows, templates or reports, use a paid API, or store projects. The surrounding public page makes normal site requests. Downloaded plans can contain sensitive source-derived text and URLs; review them before sharing.
Which templates and files are supported?
Plain UTF-8 comma-separated CSV and literal {{column}} placeholders are supported. Planner substitutions are single-pass plain text; URL substitutions are encoded path components under your explicit base origin. Executable expressions, loops, HTML rendering, custom delimiters and automatic URL fetching are not supported.
Does a duplicate or similar sample mean a Google penalty?
No. Exact field matches and lexical overlap are review evidence within the supplied sample, not semantic analysis, plagiarism detection or a Google quality score. Shared wording can be appropriate. This tool cannot assess factual value, search demand, live indexing or rankings.
What happens when a processing limit is reached?
Input, row, column, field and generated-output limits prevent unbounded work. Fatal input errors do not produce a completed plan. Near-duplicate comparison has separate pair, token and time budgets; its examined and unexamined coverage is shown independently of exact checks.