# Your Optimiser

> An AI agent for ongoing website SEO care. It checks relevant website changes, prepares evidence-backed fixes in GitHub pull requests and verifies the served website after deployment.

Official website: https://youroptimiser.com

## Product
- [Overview](https://youroptimiser.com/): What the product does and the current free plan.
- [How it works](https://youroptimiser.com/how-it-works): Connect GitHub, inspect relevant changes, review a proposed fix and verify deployment.
- [SEO and AI search](https://youroptimiser.com/seo-and-ai-search): Technical search foundations, consistent facts and visibility measurement.
- [Continuous SEO guide](https://youroptimiser.com/guides/continuous-seo): An original practical guide using the product's website-change workflow.

## Trust and policies
- [Security and control](https://youroptimiser.com/security): Repository access, review boundaries and data handling.
- [Privacy](https://youroptimiser.com/privacy): Account, repository, model-processing and service-log information.
- [Terms](https://youroptimiser.com/terms): Service conditions and responsibilities.
- [Contact](https://youroptimiser.com/contact): Support and requests for a private contact channel.

## Accurate product facts
- The hosted integration is GitHub. Other source-control and CMS integrations are not currently offered.
- The current free tier allows up to 3 connected websites and 100 audit/follow-up jobs per month, shared across the workspace.
- Hosted fixes are proposed in pull requests for owner review. A proposed fix, a merge, a deployment and a verified fix are different states.
- Healthy changes may result in no edit. Unsupported business claims require owner evidence.
- Checks focus on confirmed technical and content issues. Search indexing, rankings, AI citations, traffic and conversions are not guaranteed.
- The interactive landing-page example is a fictional store illustrating a repair workflow. It is not a customer result or live audit.
- This file is a human-readable product index. It grants no access to private workspaces and is not a ranking mechanism or crawler-control policy. See /robots.txt for crawl directives.