Rookee

Rookee describes the SEO Assistant as a free tool for website audits and promotion. The page invites users to try the service for free.

For its SEO service, Rookee automatically calculates a budget for each search query, and users can adjust it.

Rookee also says users can set a promotion budget for each search query. Before choosing a service, keep the query-level SEO budget separate from any terms governing a link order.

The SEO Assistant checks a website daily against 70 parameters, according to its product page. It identifies errors and indicates which should be fixed first.

The listed checks cover indexing factors, including robots.txt and the Sitemap, plus traffic-related factors such as favicon, metatags, and page headings. Conversion-related checks include site speed and Yandex Metrica goals. The tool also checks service settings, query frequency, page relevance, and statistics collection.

For users unfamiliar with SEO, the provider says the tool gives simple instructions. Check whether the listed website checks match the work you need assessed.

Before registering for a link service, ask support what an order includes, how placements are selected, and what quality checks apply. These are questions to put in writing, not assumptions about the order process.

Ask which payment conditions govern the service and what happens if an order needs review or correction. Rookee says its support team answers promotion questions and helps users select tools and services. It also says support can help create and launch a project in Rookee.

A free consultation is offered by Rookee support, according to the homepage. The support page lists hours as Monday through Friday, 10:00 to 19:00 Moscow time. Ask support to identify the written terms that apply to the link service you intend to use.

After the SEO Assistant identifies website errors, users can order remediation through Rookee or address the errors themselves. This makes the audit and the corrective work separate steps: the tool flags issues, then the user chooses how to handle them.

Rookee describes a storefront for ordering website improvements and service packages. It also offers technical and content-related website work. Separately, the provider describes comprehensive SEO promotion with help from an SEO specialist and says online promotion in Rookee is automated.

Rookee says its services are not subject to mandatory advertising labeling, except for the Articles service. That exception matters when checking which service a campaign uses; the statement should not be applied to Articles.

The SEO budget is calculated for each search query and can be adjusted, so the setting is query-specific. The SEO Assistant’s described checks focus on website factors, including indexing, traffic, conversions, and service settings. It identifies errors, but the provider describes remediation as a separate choice: order the work through Rookee or address issues independently.

Other missing link-service terms are listed under What we could not confirm.

• Rookee lists free query selection and website error analysis among its tools.
• Its SEO service includes free website analysis and assistant suggestions, according to the provider.
• The SEO Assistant identifies errors and indicates which to address first; it also provides simple SEO instructions for users unfamiliar with the subject.
• Users can choose to order remediation through Rookee or address identified errors themselves.
• Support says it answers promotion questions and helps users select tools and services.

Before relying on these functions, check which apply to the specific service under consideration.

When comparing link services, look for written terms that explain marketplace roles, the pricing basis, placement quality checks, moderation, payment conditions, and support. Ask how those terms apply to the order you would place, rather than assuming similar listings use the same process.

The documented SEO workflow is most relevant to business owners, SEO optimizers, and advertising managers, the audience named on Rookee’s SEO Assistant page. It checks website factors and points out errors for review.

The provider describes a choice between ordering remediation through Rookee and handling the errors independently. Rookee describes the SEO Assistant as free for website audits and promotion. Keep this audit workflow separate from the link-service terms, and check the written conditions for the task you intend to carry out.

What does the SEO Assistant inspect?

The SEO Assistant inspects website factors, including indexing, traffic, and conversion-related checks. The provider also lists service settings, query frequency, page relevance, and statistics collection among its checks.

How does the SEO Assistant present errors?

The SEO Assistant identifies errors and indicates which should be fixed first, according to the product page. The provider says it gives simple SEO instructions for users who may be unfamiliar with SEO.

Can users handle SEO Assistant fixes themselves?

Yes. Rookee says users can address identified errors themselves or order remediation work through the service.

Is the SEO Assistant described as free?

Yes. Rookee describes the SEO Assistant as a free tool for website audits and promotion.

When is Rookee support available?

Rookee’s support page lists hours of Monday through Friday, 10:00 to 19:00 Moscow time. The provider says the team answers promotion questions and helps users select tools and services. Ask support to point to the terms that govern the service in question.

Fits if… the intended task is website auditing and the SEO Assistant’s stated checks match the site issues you need to review.

Probably not if… you need link-service conditions to be clear from the published material before proceeding; the available descriptions give more operational detail about SEO Assistant than link orders.

Main risk… treating general promotion tools as evidence of how a link order works. Ask support for the written terms that apply to the specific service and task.