Does ChatGPT name you? And why is your competition on Google when you're not?
The same tool measures it and tells you how to fix it. With your data, not estimates.
Making the fix automatic is still in testing.
Finding SEO errors has been solved since 2010. Everything else is still the hard part.
You've spent years opening Screaming Frog, exporting to a spreadsheet, crossing it with Search Console by hand and closing a 50-page PDF the client is never going to read. Detecting errors is a solved problem. The real work — prioritizing by money, writing the brief, redirecting, merging, measuring — you still do by hand.
That's what APEspider automates. It crosses the crawl with real Search Console data — clicks, impressions, positions — and tells you what is costing your client money this week, not what has been broken for three years.
You do all of that in the app. And the MCP, already in testing, opens the same door to your AI: Claude or ChatGPT working on your crawls and your Search Console instead of improvising about your site.
So what does it actually do?
APEspider puts into a single tool the three things you currently keep apart: a technical audit with its own crawler, your real Google Search Console data and a SERP rank tracker. All of it in app.apespider.com, in Spanish or English.
It's sold as Early Access: a subscription of €290 a year for PRO access. This is what you get from day one:
- You find out a URL is losing clicks before the client tells you. The regression detectors work on your real Search Console data — click drops, position losses, CTR curves — with historical backfill from day one.
- If two of your URLs are stepping on each other for the same query, you see it flagged (temporal cannibalization detected on your real performance, not on third-party estimates). Today you catch that by crossing GSC exports in Excel. If you catch it at all.
- Quick wins and orphan URLs handed to you: the opportunities already within reach according to your own search data, without building the analysis by hand every Monday.
- A diagnostics panel that tells you what was tested, with what data and with what result. Not just the red list of errors. When a tool only shows you what failed, you don't know whether the rest is fine or whether nobody looked at it.
- You flag the queries that matter and APEspider watches, day by day, which URL Google associates with them. No more finding out weeks later that Google swapped your winning URL for another one.
- Full technical audit with an in-house crawler and a catalog of on-page detectors, in the same app where you see your Search Console — not in a desktop program that spits out CSVs for you to cross afterwards.
- Real SERP positions, without paying for a separate rank tracker. Keywords curated by market — google.es and google.fr are different series — with daily, weekly or monthly cadence and their position history.
- Support lives inside the app, not in a ticket portal. You write from your account, already identified, and the person who built the tool answers you by email.
- Bilingual ES/EN app with its own transactional emails. If you work markets in two languages, the tool doesn't force you to pick one.
- Word and Excel reports that open with the prioritized executive summary (ready to forward to the client as is, without spending the afternoon laying out screenshots).
And what's next on this same Search Console data: grouping your keywords by topic, showing you the gaps and scoring which one has the most room to grow.
84 detectors and counting
Not just the technical side. APEspider reviews your site from five angles:
- Technical — Broken links, redirects, canonicals, robots, languages, Schema, duplicate content
- Content — Thin pages, poorly optimized titles, keyword cannibalization, pages nobody links to
- Performance — Real load speed for your users, not a lab test
- Missed opportunities — Pages with 0 clicks, traffic dropping, positions slipping away, quick wins left on the table
- AI visibility — the GEO Tracker for AI mentions Available: it measures whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity name you and cite you when someone asks about what you do. What makes a model cite you is handled by the detectors above — structured data, content visible without JavaScript, pages that genuinely answer the question.
The app, from the inside.
Screenshots from the help center, where every screen has its step-by-step guide. Client domains blurred.
And what's next: putting two crawls side by side to see what changed between them.
What APEspider doesn't do
It doesn't send your data anywhere. Your Search Console and your crawls stay in your account and are only shown to you — they are not sent to ChatGPT or to any model to "come up with ideas".
And it isn't a chat you ask about your site to get generalities back. It's the tool you work GEO with: you measure with your real data whether the AI mentions you, and you work on your site so it mentions you more.
Does the AI mention you? That can be measured now.
More and more searches end in an answer from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity instead of a results page. When that happens the question stops being "what position am I in" and becomes a different one: do they name me? do they cite me as a source? who do they name instead of me?
The GEO Tracker Available answers all three. It fires each question at the four engines as many times as you decide and gives you a rate with its margin: you appear in 12 out of 20, not "your score is 68". And it gives you two more things you didn't know you were missing: the list of domains that take the citation when you don't show up — which is exactly your outreach list — and the reason it didn't cite you, which is two different problems with two different fixes: either it searched and didn't find you, or it didn't search and answered from memory.
The questions come from your own Search Console keywords and your rank tracker, so you don't have to guess what your client types into a chat. And the location goes in as an engine parameter, not buried inside the prompt: AI doesn't answer the same way in Spain as it does in Mexico.
And what you find gets fixed without going anywhere else: the same tool that crawls your site and reads your Search Console tells you what's missing on that page, you write it with APEscribe and you measure again. Without exporting a single file.
APEscribe: from finding the gap to publishing the page.
Half the issues APEspider detects are solved with content: pages that are missing, articles to rewrite, thin content to expand. APEscribe is the other side of the loop — real research, writing with your editorial judgment, not AI stuffing keywords. It's included in Early Access as a launch bonus.
Real research, not AI padding words
APEscribe actually analyzes your competition in Google — it reads their pages, studies their structure, searches YouTube and Reddit for what people say about the topic. It gathers real data before writing a single line.
You decide what gets used and what doesn't
You see all the research before the AI writes anything. You pick which data to include, which to discard, and add what you know about the topic. The AI researches, but the editorial judgment is yours.
Content that comes from data, not from nowhere
The article is generated section by section, with the data you approved, adapted to your brand's tone. No "write me an article about X" and crossing your fingers.
The full cycle
APEspider detects a content gap, shows it to you as a task, and with one click APEscribe researches the topic and prepares a draft grounded in real data. Without leaving the platform.
And what's next for this module: having it write the fix as well — title, meta, H1 and content — starting from your crawl and Search Console data, so all you do is review and publish.
Who's behind this?
My name is Natan Valencia. I've been doing SEO for 15 years: nine as an independent consultant, running web projects end to end, and since 2022 as in-house SEO specialist in private aviation, on a portal of more than 20,000 URLs in 7 languages. I've taught SEO on the MOSM master's program at the University of Granada, and for years now my daily work has mixed technical SEO with programming.
APEspider is that experience turned into a system. I started by collecting every check I'd been doing by hand for fifteen years — technical, content, performance — and the list grew past the point anyone can reach reviewing URL by URL. So I programmed them to run on their own against every page. That automation is APEspider. The beta phase is about something else: users bring their concerns and their own working formulas, and I add them to the system.
The panel shows you what data it reached each conclusion with, not just what failed. When you write to support, no department answers: I answer, and I'm the one who wrote the crawler.
All right. Here's the offer.
What you're buying
APEspider PRO in full: the technical audit, your Search Console data, the rank tracker, the reports and the support — everything you've seen on this page, and everything released during your year, included. Plus the early-access perks: the GEO Tracker already available, the MCP in testing, APEscribe as a launch bonus, ×2 credits and priority for getting your own formulas added to the app.
What it costs
A subscription of €290 a year for PRO. That works out to €24 a month. On 3 September it goes to €490; the price you buy at stays yours for as long as you don't cancel, and you can cancel whenever you want.
How it works
The checkout below is Gumroad's, the platform that processes the payment: card or PayPal, with an automatic invoice to your email. On paying you receive your license and the instructions to activate it.
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Everything you take home
- APEspider PRO in full, a subscription of €290 a year — €24 a month. On 3 September it goes to €490, and the price you buy at stays yours for as long as you don't cancel.
- 84 detectors, and counting — technical, content, performance, opportunities and AI visibility.
- MCP included. It is in testing and opens in batches: you connect your AI and the system automates the boring part; the judgment stays yours.
- GEO Tracker for AI mentions, included and available. It is in your account from day one.
- APEscribe included as a launch bonus — real research, your editorial judgment, section-by-section generation.
- ×2 credits on the rank tracker.
- Priority in the beta: direct feedback with the person building it. If what you ask for makes sense, it enters the roadmap — your formulas end up in the app.
- Everything released during the year, included at no extra cost.
- Gumroad checkout, card or PayPal, with an automatic invoice.
The questions that'll reach me by email
I'm answering them here and we both save ourselves a message.
How much does APEspider cost?
€290 a year, which works out to €24 a month for the complete system — audit, Search Console, rank tracker, reports, APEscribe and everything released in that time. On 3 September the price goes to €490. The price you buy at stays yours for as long as you don't cancel.
What exactly does Early Access include?
The whole system: technical audit with an in-house crawler, Google Search Console integration with regression detectors, monitoring of the queries you care about, real SERP rank tracker by market, Word and Excel reports, the GEO Tracker already available, the MCP in testing, APEscribe as a launch bonus and support inside the app, in Spanish or English. Plus everything released during your year, included.
What happens when the year is up?
It renews at the price you paid: €290 for another year, even once the selling price has gone up. You can cancel it whenever you want.
Can I see the tool before paying?
Yes, and that's why the help center is published: it walks through the app screen by screen, with a guide for every module, before you spend a euro. If after that you still have a specific question about what the tool does today and what's still coming, write to me at hello@apespider.com and I'll answer — I'm the one building it.
And if I buy and it's not for me?
You have 14 days from the purchase to request a refund: you write to me at hello@apespider.com from the address you bought with and I return your money. That's the withdrawal period set by European consumer law.
What's the story with the MCP?
It is in testing. You'll connect APEspider to Claude or ChatGPT and they'll work on your crawls, your Search Console and your real history, instead of hallucinating about your site. It opens to a small group of users first; I won't give a date until it is out for everyone. With Early Access you have it included.
Is this good for ranking in ChatGPT and getting recommended?
Anyone promising you that isn't telling you the truth, and I'm not going to promise it either. What the GEO Tracker does is measure whether you're cited and how often, and show you which sources the AI uses when it answers about what you do. From there the work is the usual one: making sure a page exists that answers that question better than the ones currently taking the citation. The rest is sales talk.
And if I don't have data in Google Search Console?
Then go and sign up here. Without GSC, APEspider does only half of what it promises.
Does the data stay inside the platform?
Yes. It's your data — your Search Console and the crawl of your own site — and it's only shown to you. Your AI reaches it the same way you do: by signing in with your account. Whenever you want, it gets deleted.
How does activation work?
You buy through the checkout on this page and receive your license by email with the instructions to activate it — it takes a minute. For any question, write to me from the support chat in the app: it arrives with your account identified and I answer by email.
Is there an invoice?
Yes. The purchase is processed with Gumroad (card or PayPal) and the invoice is sent automatically to your email after the purchase.
P.S. On 3 September the annual plan goes from €290 to €490. The price you buy at stays yours for as long as you don't cancel.