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Getting Started

Sign up, create your organization, walk through the project wizard, and run your first cloud audit — plus where to install the free Chrome extension and SEO Spider.

The Cloud Platform is Digispot's team product. It provides shared projects, audits that run on Digispot's servers, and Google Search Console and GA4 dashboards. It works in any browser. Nothing to install for the cloud itself.

If you are brand new to Digispot, here is the full path from sign-up to your first audit. The other Digispot products run on the same account, and both are free to start (paid plans unlock more later).


Before you begin

WhatDo you need it?
Cloud Platform (this guide)A browser and a Digispot account
SEO Insights extensionOptional — audit any single page free, no signup
SEO Spider desktop appOptional — crawl whole sites on your Mac or PC; free Scout tier (100 pages/crawl)

All three share one Digispot account once you sign up.


Step 1 — Create an account

Go to app.digispot.ai and sign up with email and password, or Continue with Google.

  • Signing up creates your organization (your company or agency workspace) and makes you its Admin.
  • Email/password sign-ups must click the confirmation link in their inbox before the first login.
  • Google sign-in skips email verification.

After login, if you have no projects yet, the dashboard prompts you to Create Your First Project.


Step 2 — Create your first project

A project is one website you audit: your own site, a client's, or a brand you manage. Creating a project opens a short 4-screen wizard. Plan about 3 minutes if you fill fields manually, or ~1 minute if you use Auto-fill.

You can reopen the wizard anytime from Settings → Projects → New project.

Screen 1 — Project setup (~30 seconds)

Give the project a name your team will recognize.

FieldRequired?What to enter
Project nameYes3–50 characters — e.g. Acme Marketing Site or Client — Bright Dental
Project descriptionNoInternal notes — goals, stakeholders, or scope

Click Let's Start to continue.

Project wizard screen 1 — a project name field and optional description, with the four-step progress bar above
The stepper at the top shows all four screens and a time estimate for each — under three minutes end to end.

Screen 2 — Website details (~1 minute)

Tell Digispot which site this project covers.

FieldRequired?What to enter
Website URLYesThe homepage URL — e.g. https://example.com
Business domainYesYour industry vertical (Technology, Healthcare, Ecommerce, etc.)
Sitemap URLNoYour XML sitemap if you know it — use Verify to check it loads
Project wizard screen 2 — website URL, business domain dropdown, and sitemap URL fields, with an Auto-fill button beside the URL field
The Auto-fill button sits inside the website URL field — enter the URL first, then trigger it.

Auto-fill (recommended): After you paste the website URL, click the Auto-fill button (wand icon). Digispot reads your site and fills in the business domain, sitemap, brand keyword, target country, competitors, keywords, and a short business summary. Fields marked AI-filled stay editable.

Auto-fill requires a paid plan that includes AI features. On the free plan you enter these fields manually — it only takes an extra minute.

When Auto-fill finishes, the wizard usually jumps ahead to Screen 3 so you can review what it found. Otherwise click Continue.

Website details screen during Auto-fill — a 'Digispot AI is analysing your website' banner with AI-filled badges appearing on the business domain and sitemap fields
While Auto-fill runs, an AI-filled badge marks each populated field — these stay editable if the guess is off.

Screen 3 — Brand & market (~30 seconds)

These fields shape keyword research, competitor tracking, and how reports are labeled.

FieldRequired?What to enter
Brand keywordYesYour primary brand name — e.g. Digispot
Location countryYesThe market you optimize for — e.g. United States, India, United Kingdom
Primary competitorsNoOne competitor website URL per line
Target keywordsNoComma-separated phrases you care about
Business detailsNoA short summary of what the business does — expand Edit to change the AI draft

Click Continue.

Project wizard screen 3 — brand keyword, location country, primary competitors, and target keywords, with Auto-fill-populated keyword chips
Auto-fill turns target keywords into individual chips you can remove — trim any that don't fit before continuing.

Screen 4 — Instant audit (~15 seconds)

The last screen confirms what happens right after the project is saved.

OptionDefaultWhat it does
Local SEOOffEnable if you serve customers in a geographic area (map pack, NAP, location pages)
International SEOOffEnable for multi-country or hreflang sites
Start analyzing my website nowOnCreates a default audit config and starts the first crawl immediately

Every audit always includes core checks: content, meta tags, performance, links, schema, images, video, and AI/LLM crawler visibility. It also adds backlinks and content-gap reports. Device type defaults to Mobile (Google's mobile-first index). Page limit depends on your plan.

Project wizard screen 4 — a list of default audit checks, optional Local SEO and International SEO toggles, and a 'Start analyzing my website now' switch
The default check set is shown as read-only chips; only Local SEO and International SEO are opt-in toggles here.
  • Toggle Start analyzing… off if you only want to save the project and configure the audit later.
  • Click View & edit full configuration for advanced settings (device type, max pages, individual toggles).

Click Create project & start audit (or Create project if you turned off the instant run).

Where you land next:

  • Audit started → Audit run page with live progress
  • Project only → Dashboard or Audit runs list

After the project exists, connect Google Search Console, GA4, and optionally Google Business Profile under Settings → Integrations.

This is what makes cloud audits useful at scale: issues are ranked by the traffic they put at risk, not just listed alphabetically.

See Google Insights for the full setup walkthrough.


Step 4 — Invite your team (optional)

Add teammates from Settings → Team. Each person gets an email invite and one of two roles:

  • Specialist — run audits and view reports for assigned projects
  • Admin — manage billing, integrations, and project settings

See Teams & roles.


Step 5 — Review your first audit

When the crawl finishes, open the run from Audit runs on the dashboard. Reports are grouped by category: crawlability, content, performance, schema, local SEO, and more. Each category carries a grade and a prioritized issue list.

Audit run page showing a RUNNING status, pages-audited and duration counters, a progress bar, and a run-steps timeline
While a run is in progress, the page tracks pages audited against the crawl budget and logs each status change — no need to wait on the page, since results are emailed when ready.

To run another crawl or change scope, create or edit an audit configuration first. See Audits & reports.


Install our other products (optional)

The Cloud Platform does not replace every workflow. Many teams use all three Digispot products on the same account:

SEO Insights — Chrome extension (free)

Audit one page at a time while you browse. 150+ checks, no signup required for core features.

Install guideInstall the extension
Chrome Web StoreDigispot AI — SEO Insights
PriceFree — optional paid features via a Digispot Extension Key

SEO Spider — desktop app (free to start)

Crawl your whole site on your Mac or PC. Data stays on your machine, which is good for client work and large sites.

Install guideInstall SEO Spider
Download pagedigispot.ai/products/digispot-ai-seo-spider
Free tierScout — 100 pages per crawl, mobile rendering, no credit card
Paid unlockTracker and Leader raise page limits, add tablet/desktop modes, AI, MCP, and Google integrations — see plans

Cloud Platform plans and Spider plans are separate. A cloud subscription does not automatically unlock Spider desktop features, and vice versa. One account works for both. Each product has its own billing.


Cloud plan limits

The cloud free plan covers core auditing with limits on pages, AI features, and some modules (such as Content Studio). Paid plans raise crawl limits and unlock AI-assisted project setup, Content Studio, and higher research credits.

See Plans & billing.

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