
SearchFit SEO in Claude Code: What It Is and How to Install
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Topic: Technology
Author: Leandro Valencia
What SearchFit SEO is: the free open-source plugin for SEO in Claude Code. How to install it, its 11 skills and 3 agents, and whether paid plans are required.
Table of Contents
- What SearchFit SEO is
- What it includes: 11 skills and 3 agents
- Main commands
- SearchFit SEO vs SearchFit.ai: free or paid?
- When it makes sense to use it
What SearchFit SEO is
SearchFit SEO (searchfit/searchfit-seo on GitHub) is an SEO toolkit built specifically for agents that support Claude Code's plugin and skills format. It is not a product invented from scratch: it is the free doorway into the SearchFit.ai ecosystem, a platform for optimizing across search engines and AI engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude) that also exists as a separate paid SaaS.
The plugin itself is free and open source. Anyone can review its code on GitHub before installing it — worth doing with any third-party plugin that will touch your files or make requests to websites.
What it includes: 11 skills and 3 agents
According to the official plugin listing and its repository, SearchFit SEO ships 11 skills that activate automatically based on what you ask:
- General SEO audit
- Technical SEO
- On-page optimization
- Broken-link detection
- Internal linking
- Schema markup generation (JSON-LD)
- Content strategy
- Content briefs
- Keyword clustering by intent
- Visibility tracking in AI engines
- Content translation
It also includes 3 autonomous agents that chain several of those skills to deliver a complete result:
- SEO Auditor: crawls a site and delivers a scored audit report.
- Content Strategist: builds a content plan from start to finish.
- Competitor Analyzer: analyzes the competition and flags opportunity gaps.
How to install SearchFit SEO in Claude Code
There are two paths, same as with the Superpowers installation guide, another plugin in the same ecosystem.
Option A: official Claude marketplace (recommended)
This is the Anthropic-verified path, and the one that updates on its own. From Claude Code:
/plugin install searchfit-seo@claude-plugins-official
If you prefer to install from the CLI instead of chat, the equivalent command is:
claude plugin install searchfit-seo@claude-plugins-official
Option B: straight from the GitHub repository
If you want to follow the development branch or review the code before you trust it:
/plugin marketplace add searchfit/searchfit-seo
/plugin install searchfit-seo
In either case, restart your Claude Code session so the skills become active.
Main commands
You do not need to memorize anything: the skills fire on their own when you ask for something related in natural language ("audit example.com" or "put together a content strategy for my blog"). But if you prefer explicit commands, these are the ones the plugin ships with:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/seo-check |
Scored SEO evaluation of an HTML page |
/generate-schema |
Generates JSON-LD structured data (Article, Product, FAQ, HowTo...) |
/keyword-cluster |
Groups a list of keywords by search intent |
/create-topic |
Researches and proposes SEO-optimized content topics |
/create-content |
Writes full SEO-oriented articles |
/translate-content |
Localizes content into other languages |
SearchFit SEO vs SearchFit.ai: free or paid?
This is where it pays to be precise, because it is the question that shows up most in searches: the Claude Code plugin is free, no fine print, and its public MIT-licensed repository confirms that.
What sits behind it is different. SearchFit.ai is a paid platform focused on monitoring how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude cite you over time, with dashboards and ongoing alerts — something a local plugin cannot sustain because it does not run 24/7. That platform offers a 7-day free trial and monthly paid plans; I could not confirm the exact current price of each plan from an official pricing source, so if price is the deciding factor for you, check SearchFit.ai's official pricing page before you decide. What I can confirm with certainty is that you do not need to pay anything to use the plugin's 11 skills and 3 agents in Claude Code.
When it makes sense to use it
The most obvious use case is auditing and improving a site's SEO without leaving the editor: you ask for an audit, the technical skill flags what to fix, you generate the missing schema markup, and you let the Content Strategist assemble an editorial calendar. If you want to see that flow applied to a specific business, with steps and examples, I have a practical SearchFit SEO guide applied to a gym that covers audit, keyword clustering, schema, and content strategy end to end.
Frequently asked questions
Does SearchFit SEO cost money?
The Claude Code plugin is free and open source. The SearchFit.ai platform behind it does have paid plans for continuous monitoring, with a 7-day free trial.
What is the exact command to install it?
From the official marketplace: /plugin install searchfit-seo@claude-plugins-official (or claude plugin install searchfit-seo@claude-plugins-official from the CLI). From GitHub: /plugin marketplace add searchfit/searchfit-seo followed by /plugin install searchfit-seo.
Do I need to know how to code to use it?
No. You write commands in natural language and the skills activate on their own based on what you ask.
Does it only work with Claude Code?
It works with Claude Code and with any agent compatible with Claude's plugin and skills format, according to its own documentation.
Is it the same as Superpowers?
No. Superpowers is a software-development methodology framework (TDD, planning, code review); SearchFit SEO is an SEO-specific toolkit. They are independent plugins in the same ecosystem and can coexist without conflict.
SearchFit SEO solves a concrete problem: putting audits, keyword clustering, and schema generation inside the flow where you already work, without opening half a dozen separate tools. The plugin is free; you decide later whether SearchFit.ai's continuous monitoring is something you actually need after trying it.
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