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Scout — Finds What Isn’t Earning
Reads your Search Console data and surfaces the pages that get impressions and no clicks, the queries you sit at position 5 to 20 for, and the pages competing with each other.
Arlo — Writes What’s Missing
Researches a sector once, then writes the pages that cover it. They arrive as a proposal you read before anything is published — and a page too close to one you already have never gets proposed.
Surgeon — Proposes One Change at a Time
A title, a meta description, or an internal link woven into words a page already uses. One page, one change, one reason — so when the numbers move, you know what moved them.
Keeper — Makes Sure Google Sees It
Keeps an inventory of every URL on your site, asks Google whether each one is indexed, and queues the ones that aren’t. A page nobody can find is a page that cost you nothing but time.
What Makes This Different From a Tool That Writes
Anything can generate text. The hard part is knowing whether it helped — and stopping when it didn’t.
Nothing Goes Live Without You
Every change is a proposal. You read it, you approve it, and only then does Climbr touch your site — after taking a snapshot, so any edit can be put back the way it was.
Every Change Is an Experiment
The same 28-day window of Search Console data, measured before and after. The verdict is written next to the change — including “not enough traffic to tell”, which is an answer too.
New Pages Are Judged as a Batch
A page born today has no past to compare against, so Climbr measures a whole batch: whether Google took them, then how many clicks each indexed page earns.
It Stops When It Isn’t Working
If a batch doesn’t get indexed, or doesn’t earn its clicks, Climbr stops producing more of the same. The threshold is written in the code, before the numbers come in.
Every Change Comes With a Verdict, Not a Promise
Know Which Pages Google Has Actually Indexed — and Which It Hasn’t
Four Agents That Propose. You Decide What Ships
See What Changed, and What It Did
Every applied change, with the numbers before and after and the verdict next to it — including the ones that came back “too little traffic to say”.
- Results, by kind of change
- New content, by batch
- Indexing coverage, URL by URL
The Whole Loop, on a Schedule You Set
Scout looks, Surgeon and Arlo propose, you approve, Keeper checks Google saw it, and the measurement closes the loop weeks later — without anyone remembering to come back.
- Runs on your schedule, and says when one is missed
- Writes to Webflow, in the right language
- Google Search Console, read and written
Seamless Integrations With Your Stack
Climbr connects to Webflow and Google Search Console: it reads your pages, writes the approved change back to the right collection and locale, and tracks what Google does with it.
How Climbr Works, In Four Numbers
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AI agents in the pipeline
28
Days of search data compared before and after each change
100%
Of changes reviewed by you before they go live
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Click to roll back any change