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Audit how your website performs in search, in ChatGPT or Codex. Name a domain, and the plugin checks technical and on-page health, rankings, keyword opportunities, competitors, backlinks, and how AI answers cite your site. It uses Semrush, Ahrefs, DataForSEO, and Serpstat data. Each area gets a score, and the fixes are ranked by impact. Run it again later to see what changed.

Install the Glasser SEO Audit plugin and run a first audit in Codex.

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Install the plugin

The plugin connects to Glasser by itself. You do not need the Glasser Skill, CLI, or MCP setup.
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Open the plugin

Open Glasser SEO Audit in the ChatGPT desktop app or on the web, and select Install plugin.
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Connect your Glasser Workspace

When ChatGPT asks you to connect the plugin, continue to Glasser. Sign in or create an account, choose your Glasser Workspace, and select Connect. A new account gets $1 in free credit.
3

Ask for an audit

Start a new chat in ChatGPT or Codex. Type @, select Glasser SEO Audit, and name your website:
The plugin works in Chat and Work in ChatGPT, in Codex in the ChatGPT desktop app, and in the Codex CLI. The Codex IDE extension does not support plugins.

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What to ask

Add your website or business to the request. Include your target country and language when they matter. Find my first three fixes
Find competitor keyword gaps
Find five content ideas

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Pricing

There is no subscription. Audits make paid Runs on your Glasser Workspace balance. When the free credit is used, add funds in the Glasser console.

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Disconnect

The connection creates a Key in the Workspace you chose. To disconnect, revoke that Key on the Keys page of the Glasser console. To remove the plugin from ChatGPT or Codex, see OpenAI’s plugin guide.