FixRank API Documentation

Introduction

FixRank runs an eight-stage search intelligence workflow — crawl, audit, Google signals, AI visibility, semantics, content, internal linking and fixes. This page is the developer reference for accessing that system programmatically.

There are no public endpoints, credentials, SDKs or webhooks in the product today, so none are documented here. Everything below describes exactly what exists and what is planned — nothing else.

API Status

Rate limits may vary by endpoint and plan. Exact limits will be documented when public API access is released. Versioning, pagination and authentication details will be published at the same time — we do not publish a scheme before it is implemented.

Prepare for API Access

1. 1
   Use the current product interface

   Run audits, review findings, and generate reports inside FixRank today. The API will expose the same objects you already work with.

2. 2
   Follow the changelog

   API releases are announced in the FixRank changelog alongside product releases.

3. 3
   Tell us what you would automate

   Contact the team with your integration use case so it can be weighted when endpoints are prioritised.

Planned Documentation Areas

These are the reference areas we intend to publish. Each is labelled PLANNED — none is callable today.

• AuthenticationPlanned

  How programmatic access will be authorised.

• SitesPlanned

  Connected properties FixRank monitors.

• AuditsPlanned

  Audit runs and their results.

• ReportsPlanned

  Generated report output.

• FindingsPlanned

  Individual issues detected during an audit.

• AI VisibilityPlanned

  Observed and model-estimated visibility signals.

Reference Format

Every endpoint page will follow one consistent structure, so integrations can be written directly from the reference.

• Method and path
• Authentication requirement
• Path and query parameters
• Example request
• Example response
• Error states and status codes

Shape of a future reference entry — illustrative structure only, not a callable route:

METHOD  /path
Description   One sentence.
Auth          Requirement.
Parameters    Name · type · required · description
Request       Example.
Response      Example.
Errors        Status · meaning · what to do.

AI Visibility Data Rules

When AI visibility data is exposed programmatically, every field will carry the same trust distinction used across the product.

An estimated metric will never be presented as official data from an external search or AI platform.

Protect Your Credentials

• Keep any credential server-side — never expose secret credentials in client-side code.
• Never commit credentials to public repositories.
• Rotate any credential you believe has been exposed.
• Use the least access your integration needs, where scoping is supported.

Not Available Today

To keep this reference trustworthy, FixRank does not publish endpoints, authentication flows, schemas, error codes, limits, webhooks or SDKs before they exist. Authentication documentation will be published with public API access.

Changelog

API releases are announced in the main FixRank changelog. There is no separate API release history.