AI SEO Crew

AI SEO that does the work while you run the business.

A crew of AI agents finds what your customers search on Google, writes researched articles that answer it, checks every fact and link, and publishes to your site on schedule.

Free keyword plan and your first article. No card needed.

Example shift on a houseplant storeTuesday
  1. 06:00Scout. Read 214 pages of the sitemap and 312 real Google searches around indoor plants.
  2. 06:03Strategist. Picked how often to repot a monstera next. Clear intent, weak competition, and it leads to the pots collection.
  3. 06:05Writer. Searched the live web, read 9 sources, wrote 1,940 words.
  4. 06:12Editor. Checked 11 facts against their sources, dropped 1 link it couldn't verify, added 4 internal links.
  5. 06:13Publisher. Published to Shopify and resubmitted the sitemap to Google.

Publishes where your site already lives

  • WordPress

    Application password, two minutes

  • Shopify

    One-click install, posts to your blog

  • GitHub

    Markdown files for Next.js, Astro, Hugo, Jekyll

  • Webhook

    Webflow, Framer, Ghost and others through Zapier or Make

Meet the crew.

Five agents, five jobs, the same order a good content team follows. Each one hands its work to the next, and nothing skips the editor.

  1. Step 1 of 5

    Scout

    Learns your business before writing a word

    • Reads your homepage, product pages and full sitemap, so it knows what you sell and what you already published.
    • Collects hundreds of real searches from Google autocomplete, in your language and your country.
    • Adds monthly search volume and keyword difficulty to every search it keeps.
  2. Step 2 of 5

    Strategist

    Plans for customers, not just clicks

    • Scores each search on one question: will this reader need what you sell?
    • One article per search intent, so your own pages never compete against each other.
    • Skips topics your site already covers.
    • Starts with the easiest wins, then moves to buying searches: best, vs, cost, alternatives.
  3. Step 3 of 5

    Writer

    Researches like a journalist, writes like your best hire

    • Searches the live web before every article and reads the pages it has to beat.
    • Answers the search in the first lines, then goes deeper than what currently ranks.
    • Writes in your language and your tone, with an FAQ built from questions people really ask.
  4. Step 4 of 5

    Editor

    Nothing goes out unchecked

    • Every fact links to the source it came from. No invented numbers, quotes or reviews, ever.
    • Removes any link it can't verify, so you never publish a dead or made-up URL.
    • Adds links to your product pages and past articles, so authority flows where you make money.
    • Strips the tells of machine writing: filler intros, buzzwords, em dashes.
  5. Step 5 of 5

    Publisher

    Ships on your schedule and tells Google

    • Publishes to WordPress, Shopify, GitHub (Next.js, Astro, Hugo) or any site through a webhook.
    • Resubmits your sitemap in Google Search Console and pings IndexNow after every article.
    • Runs on autopilot, or in review mode where nothing goes live without your approval.
    • Pulls clicks and impressions for every article from Search Console, so you see what works.

What every article is built to do.

Ranking articles share the same anatomy. The crew builds it in every time, so the quality doesn't depend on luck.

plantandpot.example/blogs/care/how-often-to-repot-a-monstera

How often to repot a monstera (and the signs it can't wait)

Repot a monstera every 1 to 2 years, in spring, when roots start circling the pot or poke out of the drainage holes. Go up one pot size only: a pot that is too big holds water the roots can't reach, which leads to rot (source).

Five signs your monstera needs a bigger pot

  • Roots growing out of the drainage holes
  • Water running straight through the soil
  • New leaves coming in smaller than old ones

Not sure which size to pick? Our guide to terracotta pots by plant size covers it.

Frequently asked questions

Can I repot a monstera in winter?

The answer comes first
The reader gets what they searched for in the first two sentences. Google tends to pick these for featured snippets and AI answers.
Sources, linked
Every claim the crew makes points to where it came from. Readers trust it, and so do search engines.
A structure that matches the search
Headings follow what people want to know next, based on what the top results cover and what they miss.
Internal links to pages that sell
Each article sends readers and authority to your products, services or older posts.
Real questions answered
The FAQ comes from what people ask around the topic, which helps the page show up for more searches.

Built to follow Google's rules, not to game them.

Google's spam updates go after scaled content abuse: thousands of thin pages made only to rank. Sites built that way lose their traffic overnight.

The crew works the other way. One researched article a day by default, written to answer a real search, with sources and links to your own pages. The pace of a good editorial team, without the payroll.

One plan. Half the usual price.

Everything the crew does, for one website. Add more sites at the same price per site.

Monthly price compared with other SEO autopilot tools
ToolMonthly price
AI SEO Crew$49
Outrank$99
BabyLoveGrowth$99

Public list prices, October 2026.

Crew plan

$49per site, per month

  • 30 researched articles a month
  • Keyword research and a publishing plan, refreshed weekly
  • Live web research and cited sources in every article
  • Internal links to your products and past posts
  • Cover images and an FAQ in every article
  • WordPress, Shopify, GitHub and webhook publishing
  • Sitemap resubmission in Search Console and IndexNow pings
  • Clicks and impressions per article from Search Console
  • Autopilot or review mode, cancel anytime
Get my free plan first

See your keyword plan and read your first article before you pay. Then a 3-day trial with 3 articles.

Questions people ask before they start

Will Google penalize AI written articles?

Google penalizes low-value content made at scale to manipulate rankings, however it is produced. The crew publishes one researched article a day by default, with sources and a real answer to a real search, which is the kind of content Google says it rewards.

Do I have to do anything once it runs?

No. Connect your site once and the crew researches, writes and publishes on the schedule you pick. If you prefer to check articles first, switch to review mode and approve each one.

Which websites does it work with?

WordPress, Shopify and any site whose content lives in a GitHub repository (Next.js, Astro, Hugo, Jekyll, Gatsby). Webflow, Framer, Ghost and others work through the webhook with Zapier or Make.

How fast will I see results?

New articles usually start showing impressions in Search Console within a few weeks, and clicks grow over three to six months as Google trusts the site more. The dashboard shows clicks and impressions per article so you can follow it.

Does it write in my language?

Yes. The crew detects your site's language and market, researches searches in that language and writes in it. You can change both in settings.

Can I choose the topics?

Yes. You can add the searches you want to rank for, move an article up the queue, or remove one you don't want. The crew fills the rest of the plan.

What happens if I cancel?

Everything already published stays on your site, it's yours. The crew just stops writing new articles at the end of the billing period.

Put the crew to work on your site.