SEO that runs itself.

Research, keyword planning, calendar sequencing, outlining, drafting, an editorial pass, validation, structured data and publishing to your CMS. The one thing it will not do without you is invent first-hand experience, which is why it stops and asks a handful of questions before writing each piece.

Four things that are checkable rather than claimed: JSON-LD generated as a pipeline stage on every article, articles bylined to a real named person rather than the brand, per-article clarifying questions that put your own experience into the draft, and an MCP server so an agent can drive the whole loop. Publish one article anywhere and view source.

It can, if the volume outruns your site’s history — that pattern is what gets read as scaled content abuse, regardless of who wrote the words. The scheduler ramps cadence against when your domain was first seen, and will refuse to publish faster than that, which is a constraint on our own headline feature and is there on purpose.

No. Connect a CMS, fill in a brief, and review what comes out. The MCP server and REST API are there for people who want an agent or a script to run the program instead of a dashboard, and everything they can do is also a button.

Nothing. Signup grants thirty credits, which is three full articles taken all the way through the pipeline to a published page on your own site. No card, and no useful evaluation happens without seeing the published result anyway.