Score Plus is IndiaLends' ₹29 credit‑health subscription — Experian report downloads, a score simulator, personalised improvement videos, and dispute tracking. We built its product page around a full SEO system: keyword research, optimised content, meta tags, FAQ schema, and structured data, then layered organic content with WhatsApp and email outreach to existing users and low‑CIBIL‑score segments.
Score Plus is positioned as a "credit health buddy" — a subscription layer on top of a free credit report that helps people move from a low CIBIL score toward loan‑readiness, with tools rather than just numbers.
Score Plus isn't a standalone microsite — it's a subscription layer stitched into the main IndiaLends app, so the design had two jobs: make the score screen feel like a diagnostic tool, and make the app home screen sell the upgrade without shouting about it.
Rather than optimising around "credit score" broadly, the page was mapped to the specific terms someone with a credit problem searches for — mixing product‑intent and problem‑intent keywords.
Title and description were written to match the top keyword cluster and shown as they actually render in search — plus FAQ schema so key questions can surface directly on the results page.
14 FAQs were written to directly answer the queries behind the target keywords — each one schema‑marked so it's eligible for a featured snippet. Try one open.
Phase one leaned entirely on the organic, SEO‑led page and content to earn the first wave of sign‑ups. Once that content was ranking, WhatsApp and email were layered on top — aimed specifically at existing IndiaLends customers and people already flagged with a low CIBIL score.
A self‑employed user described finally getting a clear, free view of his score along with practical tips to raise it.
An auto driver in Lucknow credited the platform with helping raise his score by nearly 100 points in three months, enough to secure a loan for his daughter's wedding.
A pharmacist in Surat said the score predictor let her plan ahead by estimating how future decisions would move her score.