Summary
SEObot is an autonomous AI SEO agent that researches keywords, drafts long-form and programmatic articles, interlinks them and publishes them to a connected CMS. Backlink building, YouTube-to-article conversion, news posts and interactive mini-tools sit inside the same product.
- From
- $49/monthbilled monthly
- Free tier
- NoNo $0 plan appears in the published plan list, which runs from $49/mo for 9 articles to $1050/mo for 300 articles. In place of a trial the vendor offers a full refund on the $49 plan if you are unsatisfied after the first article, and sample articles can be browsed on the subscription screen before buying.
What it does
- Monitors AI answers
- NoThe vendor's own description of the agent loop is Google-centric: it connects Google Search Console, crawls your pages and analyses SERPs and competitors, then monitors and refreshes its own published articles. Nothing on the product pages or in the 85-article help centre describes querying an answer engine to see what it says about a brand.
Connect data (GSC), crawl pages, analyze SERPs/competitors, plan topics, draft content, interlink, publish, then monitor and refresh on a loop.
seobotai.com/seo-ai-agent - Optimises your content
- PartlyIt optimises only what it made itself: the help centre states plainly that SEObot cannot modify or rewrite existing articles and that pages created by other means remain unchanged, while a website-specific subscription does buy automatic article updates with internal links and optimisation based on Google Search Console data for SEObot's own posts.
SEObot is designed to create new, original content only and cannot modify or rewrite existing articles.
docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10698697-… - Generates content
- YesWriting new articles is the entire product: after onboarding it researches the site, builds a content plan and produces articles on a schedule you set per day, week or month, at roughly three thousand words with images, tables and YouTube embeds.
SEObot will make a content plan and start producing articles every week
seobotai.com - Publishes to your site
- YesAuto-Publish pushes finished articles straight into the connected CMS with published status, and can be switched off so posts land as drafts for review; nine CMS platforms plus webhooks, REST API and Next.js are documented as connection routes.
When enabled, new articles are automatically published to your CMS with a "published" status, eliminating the need for manual action.
docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10643519-… - Technical AEO
- PartlyThe vendor publishes free standalone utilities that emit JSON-LD structured data for FAQPage, QAPage and Article, plus a robots.txt generator and canonical checker, but these are browser tools a person runs by hand; no help-centre article describes the paid agent adding schema, llms.txt or crawler directives to your site automatically.
Generate valid FAQPage structured data in JSON-LD. Add it to pages that contain real, visible FAQs to improve machine understanding and (when…
seobotai.com/tools/faq-schema-generator - Done-for-you service
- NoThere is no done-for-you human service: the help centre states the vendor does not provide human editing and that reviewing and editing falls to the customer. Agencies are served only by a bulk rate of $3.5 per article at 300 or more articles, which buys the same software output.
All SEObot articles are AI-generated and optimized for SEO. However, we don't provide human editing services - you would need to review and edit the…
docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10698139-…
What it reports
- Competitor tracking
- PartlyCompetitors exist in the product as research and exclusion inputs, not as a monitored view: you enter a competitor list, URLs and YouTube channels so the writer avoids them, and the agent analyses SERPs and competitors when planning, but no screen reports rival visibility over time.
Navigate to Menu -> Settings -> Competitors, where you can specify a prompt with your competitors' list, competitor URLs, and YouTube channels to…
docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10696951-… - Recommendations
- YesIt acts rather than advises: a website-specific subscription brings automatic article updates with internal links, regular monitoring for new pages and optimisation driven by Google Search Console data, with monthly re-linking across the articles it has published.
Optimization features based on Google Search Console data
docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10692197-…
Not established: AI crawler analytics
Plans and signing up
- Prompt or credit allowance
- YesVolume is metered in articles per month and the ladder is published in full, from nine articles at the entry price up to three hundred, with credits that do not expire and can be moved between websites.
$49/mo - 9 articles/mo $99/mo - 20 articles/mo $199/mo - 50 articles/mo $499/mo - 100 articles/mo + 20 directory listings/mo $570/mo - 150…
docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10644453-… - Projects or brands
- PartlyOne subscription covers several websites and you split the monthly article credits between them in Manage Credits, but a site without its own subscription loses automatic article updates with internal links, page monitoring and the Search Console optimisation features.
No, you don't need separate subscriptions for each website. However, without a website-specific subscription, you won't have access to:
docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10692197-… - Countries
- PartlyReaching another market means writing for it: fifty languages are supported through a Target Audience setting, but the setting is global, so producing a second language means switching it and generating another batch, and multilingual routing is left to your CMS.
SEObot currently uses a global language setting, meaning you can't assign a language per individual article yet.
docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10655133-… - How often it checks
- PartlyThe configurable cadence is publication volume (articles per day, week or month) rather than a monitoring frequency.
There, you can set how many articles you want to generate per day/week/month.
docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10698250-… - Self-serve signup
- YesOnboarding is entirely self-service: you sign in, enter your URL and the agent researches the site itself, with no sales contact anywhere in the published flow and the plan list appearing after onboarding.
You can easily onboard your website yourself at app.seobotai.com
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Access and integrations
- API
- YesA REST API and webhooks pull articles into your own stack, with an npm package and a Next.js example, plus endpoints to create headlines programmatically; the per-website API key only appears once the site holds at least one article credit.
Create one or more headlines for your SEObot website programmatically, with optional custom context per headline. Headlines created via this endpoint…
docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/15275641-…
Not established: MCP server, BI export
14 sourced claims on this page. Checked 2026-09-09. How we check.
Sources and updates
The pages we read13
Every fact below comes from the vendor. Nothing here is independently corroborated yet.
- seobotai.com/seo-ai-agent4 fields
- seobotai.com/2 fields
- docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10644453-what-s-seobot-pricing2 fields
- docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10692197-using-article-credits-across-multiple-websites2 fields
- docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10643519-what-is-the-auto-publish1 field
- docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10655133-multi-language-support1 field
- docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10696951-how-to-exclude-competitors-and-their-websites1 field
- docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10698139-are-seobot-articles-ai-only-or-human-edited1 field
- docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10698250-schedule-blog-posts-changing-publication-frequency1 field
- docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10698697-can-seobot-rewrite-an-existing-old-article1 field
- docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/15275641-add-headlines-api1 field
- seobotai.com/integrations/api1 field
- seobotai.com/tools/faq-schema-generator1 field
Answer-engine source observations0 of 4
0 of 4 collected answers have source URL/title annotations naming CitedIndex. These are the latest stored observations per engine, not current consumer-UI results. They do not measure product mentions or establish that a source supports a claim.
- ChatGPTNot assessable — no source annotationsModel: gpt-4o-mini · Collected on · 0 source annotationsQuery:
SEObot alternatives
- ClaudeCitedIndex domain not found in observed source annotationsModel: claude-haiku-4-5 · Collected on · 8 source annotationsQuery:
SEObot alternatives
Other source hosts (up to 6): capterra.com, slashdot.org, topai.tools, sourceforge.net, thatmarketingbuddy.com, mergeflo.com - GeminiCitedIndex domain not found in observed source annotationsModel: gemini-2.5-flash · Collected on · 14 source annotationsQuery:
SEObot alternatives
Other source hosts (up to 6): arvow.com, thatmarketingbuddy.com, skribra.com - PerplexityCitedIndex domain not found in observed source annotationsModel: sonar · Collected on · 20 source annotationsQuery:
SEObot alternatives
Other source hosts (up to 6): arvow.com, autoriax.com, g2.com, seonix.ai, thatmarketingbuddy.com, blazehive.io
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