For developers and technical teams
Add rank tracking to your open-source SEO stack.
Run scheduled checks, keep the history in Postgres, and expose it to crawlers, analytics, and automation through a documented API.
The problem
Many SEO suites keep rank data behind a managed dashboard. Builder-led teams need data that their own scripts, reports, and agents can read.
What you control
AGPL-3.0 self-hosting
Run the app yourself and review how checks, credentials, and rank history are stored.
OpenAPI and REST API v1
Wire rank data into scripts, dashboards, cron jobs, or agent workflows with documented endpoints.
BYO provider model
Connect DataForSEO or SerpAPI directly instead of buying a bundled data layer.
Postgres as the source
Keep keyword, position, ranking URL, and check history where your own tools can query it.
How it works
1
Use Bisibility for rank tracking
Let the worker run scheduled checks while Postgres keeps the durable history.
2
Add analytics and crawling around it
Pair rank history with Search Console, site crawls, logs, and content-change notes.
3
Expose the data to your tools
Pull from REST API v1 on any deployment, or use direct SQL when self-hosting, whenever reports or automation need positions.
Current scope and limits
- Crawling, backlink analysis, and content inventory are outside the current core.
- AI Overview and LLM visibility tracking is planned.
- Managed cloud features will have separate private boundaries and pricing.
Setup requirements
The self-hosting guide lists the current services and deployment paths. Connect a supported SERP provider before the first real rank check.
Review the deployment optionsResources and related workflows
Use the playbook for a repeatable SEO process, estimate provider cost, or explore the closest product workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bisibility an open-source SEO tool?
Yes. The self-hosted app is open source under AGPL-3.0 and is designed around owned rank history and BYO provider credentials.
What role does Bisibility play in an SEO tools stack?
It handles scheduled Google rank tracking, intended URLs, provider cost visibility, and rank history storage.
