SEObot: your SEO on autopilot
Give it your website once. SEObot plans your topics, writes researched articles, links them together, finds you backlinks and publishes to your blog every week.
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What it does
- Plans your content strategy. It researches your site and builds the topic plan and article structure for you.
- Writes cited articles. It researches, fact-checks and cites its sources. Each article comes with images, tables, an infographic, a slug and a meta description.
- Handles internal linking. Its Link Hub collects your pages from your sitemap and Google Search Console, then links new articles to them.
- Gets you backlinks. A link exchange runs across the network of sites that use SEObot.
- Publishes for you. It connects to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Next.js and other platforms, or it can push to a webhook or an API.
- Makes other formats. It can also produce programmatic SEO pages, news articles, articles made from YouTube videos and small interactive SEO tools.
What I saw when I tested it
I gave it my site. It came back with a weekly headline plan, and I could approve or reject each one. Then I watched a live activity log as it researched and wrote. The finished article was complete: slug, meta description, body copy, links and an infographic. I didn't write anything.
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Set it up the smart way
- Go to seobotai.com and add your website. Describe your product, your audience and the topics you want to cover.
- Connect your blog through your CMS, a webhook or the API.
- Turn on auto-publish. This is the best part: SEObot publishes to your blog every week without you touching it. Skim the first few articles when they go live to check the tone.
- Approve the headlines that fit your strategy and reject the rest.
- Connect Google Search Console so internal linking can see all your pages.
- Let it run, and watch impressions and clicks in Search Console over the next few months.
Who it's for
- Founders who know they need SEO but have no time to write.
- Agencies running content for several clients at once.
- Ecommerce and SaaS sites that want lots of long-tail and programmatic pages.
- New sites that need a steady base of articles quickly.
Pricing
| Plan | Articles a month |
|---|---|
| $49/mo | 9 |
| $99/mo | 20 |
| $199/mo | 50 |
| $499/mo | 100, plus 20 directory listings |
| Agencies (300+) | $3.50 per article |
From SEObot's help center, November 2026. Check current pricing before you buy.
Good to know
- The articles are written by AI with no human proofreading, so give each one a quick read for accuracy and brand voice.
- It writes new articles. It doesn't rewrite the ones you already have.
- Language is one setting for your whole site, not a per-article choice.
- Turning off auto-publish only stops future articles. Anything already live stays up.
- SEO builds over months, not days. The growth charts SEObot shares from its users climb over time, so give it a few months before you judge it.
My verdict: Keep
SEObot is the most complete hands-off SEO system I've tried: strategy, writing, linking and publishing in one place. I'm tracking my own traffic now and will share the results.