If you build tools or platforms where SEO auditing would add value to your customers, let's talk about what a partnership could look like.
We don't have a pre-packaged partner program with terms printed on this page. Every partnership discussion starts with a conversation about what you're building and what your customers need.
Start the ConversationWe don't know what your platform does or what your customers need yet. Here are the kinds of partnerships that tend to make sense with a tool like bseoa:
Bundle bseoa as a value-add for hosting customers who want to audit sites they're hosting. Could be a discounted license offer, reseller arrangement, or deeper integration.
If you're building a plugin that surfaces SEO data to site owners, the bseoa CLI can be the engine behind it. Talk to us about what an API or integration might look like.
Design platforms that want to give clients pre-launch or post-launch SEO audit reports. bseoa's HTML report output is customizable to match your brand.
If you want to resell bseoa under your own brand as part of a broader service offering, we're open to a conversation about what that arrangement would need to look like.
This list isn't exhaustive. If you have a different type of integration in mind, describe it in the form below and we'll tell you honestly whether it's something we can support.
bseoa is a compiled Rust binary. It runs as a CLI tool on Windows, macOS, and Linux — not a hosted service we provision on your behalf.
JSON, XML, CSV, and customizable HTML reports. Integration-friendly output that can feed into your platform's existing data layer.
Crawl data stays on the machine running bseoa. No data passes through our servers. This can be a selling point for privacy-conscious customers.
We're a small company. We don't have a dedicated partner team or a slick onboarding program. What we do have is a solid product and the willingness to work through integration requirements directly.
If the integration you're imagining requires significant custom development from us, that's something we'll discuss honestly — including whether it's feasible given our current resources.
The more specific you are about what you're building and what you need, the better we can assess whether a partnership makes sense.
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