Documentation

These guides explain how to set up a PirateSERP project, run each tool, read its results, and choose the next action. The tool groups match the groups in the app's sidebar.

To get started, watch a tour of Pirate Bay, projects, and the first setup steps.

Every tool requires an active Pro subscription or lifetime deal (LTD) access. Each guide names any provider key the tool needs. Read Billing and access when a tool reports that it is unavailable.

Start here

• Projects: save a business profile once and reuse its details in tool forms.
• API keys: add the OpenRouter, Google Gemini, or Google Maps key that your chosen tools require.
• Languages: choose one of 24 content languages and check each tool's language limits.
• Recommended workflow: plan research, drafting, publishing, and measurement.
• Account security: manage registered devices, sessions, and your password.
• Billing and access: manage your Pro subscription and understand LTD access.
• Affiliates: apply, share a referral link, and track commissions and payouts.

For a short tour of any tool, click Guide in the page header. On Pirate Bay, Guide replays the getting-started tour, which runs once the first time you open Pirate Bay.

To ask a quick question while you work, click the chat bubble in the corner of any app page. The chat helper is an automated assistant; for account, billing, or data questions, use the Contact page.

Research

• Keyword Research: compare search demand and save keyword lists.
• AI Visibility: compare AI answers, brand mentions, and cited sources.
• Domain Overview: inspect a domain's rankings and competitor keyword gaps.
• Backlinks: review links and referring domains.
• Niche Insights: browse niche demand and product ideas.
• Topical Maps: build and export a topic plan.
• Business Search: find businesses around a location.
• Service Atlas: research an industry's services and provider vocabulary.

Content

• Content Editor: set a main keyword, reuse People Also Ask (PAA) questions, and generate an outline with writing guidance.
• Article Writer: create an informational article.
• Lexical Diversity: compare vocabulary measures across texts.
• Content Alignment: review a page's relevance to a target keyword.
• Entity SEO Auditor: assess a page's subjects, coverage, and terminology.
• Schema Generator: review, install, and check structured data.
• Entity Graph Viewer: filter relationships, inspect evidence, and save exploration settings in your browser.
• Internal Linking: review link suggestions from a site audit.

Track and audit

• Rank Tracker: monitor keyword positions and schedule checks.
• Site Auditor: inspect page issues, compare saved crawls, and review link and content opportunities.
• GBP Audit: compare a Google Business Profile with the business website.
• Entity Home: review the identity details of a business or person.
• E-E-A-T Analysis: grade a page or saved draft on Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trust.
• Web Analytics: connect Search Console, GA4, and Bing Webmaster Tools, then compare reports.
• Google Ads Audit: audit your own Google Ads account read-only, then draft ads, negatives, and keyword plans.
• Email Domain Health: check the SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records that decide whether mail from a domain is trusted.
• UTM Builder: tag campaign links and see the GA4 sessions each one brings in.
• Client Reports: share a branded report of a project's results, or save it as a PDF.
• Sitemap Scraper: collect and download sitemap URLs.
• GeoPin Generator: compare local rankings across a map grid.

Products

• Product Optimizer: rewrite a product description.
• Product Roundup: create a product buying guide.

AI

• GPTs: chat with task-specific assistants and download their responses.