RefreshRank reads 16 months of your Google Search Console data, ranks every WordPress post by traffic decay, and drafts the refresh for you - new title, meta, intro, FAQ, stale dates. You approve every change as a diff. Nothing publishes itself.
Free forever for decay detection on one site. No signup form - the plugin creates your account in one click.
How it works
Install the plugin, click "Start free", and connect Google Search Console. RefreshRank pulls 16 months of clicks, impressions, and positions for every page - then re-syncs daily.
Every post gets a decay score and a win-back estimate, computed from your own search data. The queue is sorted by opportunity, not guesswork.
One click drafts a new title, meta description, answer-first intro, FAQ, and date fixes. Review every change side by side, approve, and it lands as a normal WordPress revision.
Why RefreshRank
There is no code path that applies an unreviewed change. Every AI proposal is a current-vs-proposed diff, and every approved change is saved as a WordPress revision you can roll back from the editor.
Rewrites run on RefreshRank's own inference servers - no OpenAI key to bring, no per-token meter running. Your 200th rewrite of the month costs what your first did: nothing extra.
Decay scores come from your actual Search Console metrics - clicks, impressions, CTR, and position in 28-day windows. Not a third-party index, not a crawler's guess.
Questions
Yes. Decay detection for one site is free forever - no trial, no card, no email form. Paid plans add AI rewrites, more sites, and white-label reports.
No, and it can't. Every proposed change is shown as a diff and only applied after you click Approve. Applied changes are standard WordPress revisions, so rollback is always one click away.
No. Rewrites run on RefreshRank's own servers, and pricing is flat per plan. There are no per-token charges and no keys to manage.
Your site URL on signup; the single post you ask to rewrite (title, meta, content up to 30KB) on each rewrite request. Search Console data flows directly between Google and RefreshRank's servers - your WordPress site never sees the tokens. Nothing is shared with third-party AI providers. Details in our privacy policy.
Yes - refreshed meta descriptions are written to Yoast SEO and Rank Math fields when those plugins are active.