Frequently asked questions

Tasketeer is built for SEO work: Search Console, Analytics, crawls and rankings attach to projects and tasks. Instead of just moving tickets, insights become work with an owner, a deadline and measurable impact.

Tasketeer AI answers questions on strategy, technical SEO and best practices, prioritises audit and keyword data, and supports helpers such as titles, schema or content gaps. The AI sits in tasks, analyses and briefings — not in a separate chat window.

With role-based access, clients only see what they should: progress, roadmap, files and approvals. Comments stay on the task, not in email.

Among others Google Search Console, Google Analytics, crawl data, speed/Lighthouse checks, Sistrix and backlink profiles. The goal is one view from which tasks can be created directly.

Tasketeer is operated in Germany by search teams, with a focus on GDPR, access control and protections such as 2FA. Google data is loaded only with an explicit connection and in read-only mode. Details are in the privacy policy.

Existing work can be set up in a structured way: projects, tasks, briefings and team access. For a move from spreadsheets or other tools, support helps with a sensible cut.

Progress per project, team performance as well as traffic and ranking references. Reports should show the status without anyone spending a day on copy-paste.

You can try Tasketeer for 14 days. The card is only charged if the subscription is not cancelled in time after the trial. Getting started usually takes just a few minutes.

Depending on the plan, email or priority support. The team knows SEO daily work, not just how to operate software.

Yes. Plans can be adjusted, and the subscription can be ended before the next billing date. During the trial there are no costs if you do not continue.

For both, plus in-house teams. Freelancers steer retainers and progress, agencies clients and handovers, in-house teams the alignment between SEO, content and technical SEO.