How is severity decided?

By the share of the query's impressions that goes to the second URL: 25% or more is critical, 10% up to 25% is moderate, and under 10% is mild.

Does Wriai merge posts or add 301 redirects for me?

No. Wriai detects overlaps and suggests a next step, such as reviewing page intent or adding an internal link. It does not merge posts, add redirects or change canonical tags. Any change to your site is made by you.

Can Wriai change anything in my Search Console?

No. Wriai only asks for read-only access (webmasters.readonly) through Google, so it cannot change settings, sitemaps or properties in Search Console.

How much data is analyzed?

Up to 5,000 query–page rows from roughly the last 30 days, ending two days before today because Search Console data lags. Results are kept in your browser for a few hours; press Refresh to scan again.

Does the check use credits?

No. Checking for keyword cannibalization, filtering and dismissing items use no credits.

SEO Toolkit • Google Search Console Data

Find Pages on Your Site That Compete for the Same Keyword

Wriai reads your Search Console data, lists every query where two or more of your URLs appear, rates how serious the overlap is and suggests a next step. You review it and make any change yourself.

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Keyword Cannibalization · demo-blog.com

Last 30 days · sample data

Search Console: read-only

Conflicted queries

Critical

Moderate

Secondary URL impressions

2,320

Conflict check

Pick a query to see how its impressions are split between your pages.

The Legacy Friction

Why Traditional Manual SEO Keeps Holding You Back

Disjointed spreadsheets, expensive freelancers, and manual click-work drain your time while your competitors automate.

Friction #1

Two Pages, One Keyword

When two of your posts show up for the same query, the impressions are split between them and it is hard to tell which page Google prefers.

Solved autonomously by Wriai

Friction #2

Search Console Does Not Flag It

Search Console has a Queries report and a Pages report, but seeing that one query lands on several URLs means cross-checking them by hand.

Solved autonomously by Wriai

Friction #3

Merging on a Hunch Is Risky

Redirecting or merging posts without checking search intent can remove a page that served a different need, along with the traffic it had.

Solved autonomously by Wriai

Autonomous Workflow

How Wriai Automates Keyword Cannibalization Checker

Set it up once. The engine continuously monitors, analyzes, and executes 24/7 without manual intervention.

01Stage 1

Connect Search Console Read-Only

Grant read-only Search Console access with your Google account. Wriai matches your website to its Search Console property.

02Stage 2

Read Query and Page Data

Wriai reads roughly the last 30 days, up to 5,000 query–page rows, and groups the rows by query.

03Stage 3

Flag and Rate Conflicts

A query is flagged when 2 or more URLs appear for it with at least 20 impressions in total. Severity depends on how much of the impressions go to the second URL.

04Stage 4

Review and Decide

Open the fix guide to compare the primary and secondary URL, read the suggested next step, copy an internal link when it applies, or dismiss items that need no change.

Enterprise Capabilities

Engineered for High-Scale Production SEO

Built on autonomous multi-agent pipelines designed to handle single blogs to thousands of client sites.

Clear View

Conflicts Grouped by Query

Each query shows its top competing URLs sorted by impressions, with each URL's share of impressions and a bar that makes the split easy to see.