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Connect a WordPress site running Zinn® SEO to your account, see what each site spends, and set what it may do.
Zinn® SEO is our WordPress plugin. Its paid tools — rank checks, index checks, keyword research and the like — spend the Zinn® credits of the account the site is connected to, so an agency can run many client sites from one balance.
In WordPress, open SEO, then Account, and press Connect. A tab opens on your Zinn® account showing a short code; check it matches the one WordPress shows, choose the organisation that pays, and press Connect. Only an owner, or a member who manages billing, can approve. No password is ever typed into WordPress.
Open Zinn® SEO sites. Each connected site shows what it spent this month, its latest Google rankings, site health, AI visibility and index figures, any open SEO Guard alerts, and which of your report clients it belongs to. At the top you see your credit balance, what your scheduled checks will cost over the next 30 days, and the day the balance runs out at that rate.
Press Change controls on a site:
the site shows its results but buys nothing.
month instead of running half way. Leave it empty for no limit.
If your balance runs out, scheduled checks pause instead of failing, and you are told by e-mail, inside WordPress and in the app. They carry on by themselves as soon as you top up — or set up automatic top-up so they never pause.
Press Disconnect. The site stops using your credits at once; its results stay. It can connect again from WordPress at any time.
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