Rankdigger v10.0: Clearer Data, Reports by Email, and More Reliable SEO Research
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Rankdigger 10.0 makes the everyday workflow easier to follow. Your Search Console numbers are now clearly separated from the AI report that interprets them.
You can inspect your SEO data in Rankdigger, receive the completed report by email, and open the full report when you want to investigate a finding or work through the recommendations.
#A clearer distinction between data and reports
The former Report area is now called Data. It contains your Search Console metrics, tables, charts, keyword data, and page data.
The former Agent area is now called Report. It contains the AI-generated summary and recommendations.
No functionality has been removed. The new names describe the two areas more accurately: Data shows what happened, while Report helps you decide what to do next.
The report is still prepared by the Rankdigger SEO Agent powered by GPT-5.6 Sol, which examines your project data and turns its findings into practical recommendations.
#Completed reports now arrive by email
After Rankdigger successfully generates a report, it queues an email for the project owner in their preferred language.
The email includes the AI summary, a snapshot of the latest generated 28-day period with average position, impressions, and clicks, and a link to the full report.
For a quick check, the message may be all you need. If a recommendation needs a closer look, the link takes you to the complete report.
#You control which projects send email
Report emails are enabled by default. You can choose this preference during project setup or change it later in the project settings.
The report email switch and the other Agent-related controls in project settings now take effect as soon as you change them. There is no separate save step for those controls.
Because the preference belongs to the project, you can keep email reports for active projects and turn them off for projects you do not want in your inbox.
#More reliable live SEO research
Some report tasks depend on external services for current Google results or search-volume data. A short interruption should not end the entire lookup.
Google result and search-volume lookups now allow more time, retry temporary connection failures, and return a controlled error if a provider remains unavailable.
These lookups can therefore recover from brief connection problems more often. If an external service stays unavailable, Rankdigger handles the failure cleanly instead of surfacing an unexpected technical error.
#What Rankdigger 10.0 changes in practice
Open Data when you want to compare periods, inspect a page, or work through keyword metrics. Open Report when you want the AI summary and its recommended next steps.
When email reports are enabled, the summary and latest 28-day snapshot come to you automatically. The link in the message takes you back to Rankdigger when you need the complete analysis.