On September 3, 2026, founder Minh Pham said SEOmatic was available as a Claude connector and reported 115 signups in 24 hours. The figure comes from Pham’s post on X.
Users can connect Google Search Console data and ask Claude questions about their website’s SEO at no charge, Pham said. Anthropic says Claude connectors allow the assistant to retrieve data and take actions in connected apps and services.
SEOmatic’s read-only tools cover Search Console performance, including clicks, impressions, CTR and position. Users can examine results by query, page, dimension or period comparison, and run indexing checks and analyses for cannibalization and CTR outliers.
Pham said users can install the connector by opening Parameters in their Claude account, selecting Connectors, searching for SEOmatic and completing a one-click installation. An image attached to his post showed SEOmatic as a new community listing in Claude’s connector directory.
SEOmatic’s developer documentation describes a hosted Model Context Protocol server that also exposes its tools to Cursor and other MCP clients. On September 1, Pham said the server worked with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Gemini and was free to connect.
The $0 plan includes five ChatSEO questions a month, Google integrations and access to the MCP server. That monthly question quota is shared across chat, MCP, REST and CLI use, while the first connection adds 10 bonus questions.
The free scopes cover Search Console reading and chat questions. Acting tools can stage proposed changes, but those proposals require a person’s approval in SEOmatic.
SEOmatic says it provides autonomous SEO agents for marketing agencies that read Google Search Console data. Its website identifies Pham as its France-based founder and says he bootstrapped the company in 2022.
