Quickstart: from sign-in to your first rank check

This page walks one workspace from the first sign-in to the first stored rank check. Each step links to the page that covers it in full.

Sign in

Open app.netweft.com and sign in one of three ways:

1. Google. The first sign-in creates the account. netweft asks for no Search Console or Analytics access here; those are requested later, per project.
2. GitHub. The same as Google: the first sign-in creates the account.
3. Email and password. Choose a password of 10 to 128 characters. netweft emails a six-digit code, and entering it verifies the address and signs you in. A code works for five minutes and allows three wrong attempts.

Every sign-in passes a Cloudflare Turnstile check. Most of the time it runs out of sight; occasionally Cloudflare asks for one click.

Your first sign-in also creates your workspace: the account-level container that holds projects, credits, the plan and the team. You are its owner.

Choose a plan

netweft has no free tier. A workspace with no plan can sign in and read its settings, but every screen that does SEO work asks for a plan first. Each plan opens with a free trial and trial credits:

Plan	Price	Trial	Trial credits	Credits a month after the trial
Pro	$50 a month	3 days	3,000	125,000
Studio	$100 a month	7 days	5,000	280,000
Agency	$200 a month	7 days	8,000	600,000

A workspace gets one trial, whichever plan or billing interval it picks. Plans and trials covers the limits, yearly billing and what happens when a trial ends.

Answer the onboarding steps

A new workspace goes through six short steps once. You can skip any of them and come back from the project later.

1. About you. Who you do SEO for and what you came for. This only shapes the onboarding that follows.
2. Your site. The domain your first project tracks.
3. Market. The country and language every lookup in the project uses.
4. Brief. A few sentences about the business, saved as the project’s context for the assistant to read.
5. Search Console. Connect Google Search Console for the project, or skip it. See Search performance.
6. Strategy. The onboarding strategist reads your site and proposes keywords and a first plan, using only figures it looked up.

Save keywords and start tracking

1. Open Keyword research, enter a seed such as your product category, and choose how many ideas to fetch. Ideas arrive with volume, cost per click, difficulty and intent. See Keyword research.
2. Select the ideas worth keeping and save them. Saved keywords keep their metrics and monthly volume history.
3. Open Rank tracking, choose Track a domain, and add saved keywords to the tracker. A new tracker reads the top 20 results, so each check costs 40 credits per keyword per device. See Rank tracking.
4. Choose Run check now, or let the weekly schedule run it.

When the check finishes, every position is stored with the time it was seen. A keyword that did not rank is stored as “not ranking”, never as a zero.

What to open next

• Site audit to crawl the domain and rank what is broken.
• Credits and billing to see what each operation costs before you run it.
• The read-only demo to see every screen with a workspace already filled in.