AI SEO tool that works through your site every week
SEO Agent treats search visibility as a standing job rather than a one-off scan. Each week it crawls the pages you point it at, compares them with what your company brief says you sell, and hands in a list of concrete fixes. You decide which ones reach your website.
Five kinds of search work it hands in
The agent sticks to search. It does not write the articles or plan the posts, which keeps every item on its desk tied to how your pages rank and read in results.
- 01A technical and on-page audit of your pages, up to the page limit of your plan.
- 02Rewritten title tags and meta descriptions, written in the voice set in your brief.
- 03Internal link suggestions that name the source page, the target page and the anchor phrase.
- 04A keyword-to-page map, so each topic has one page responsible for it instead of three competing ones.
- 05Content briefs on demand, describing the search intent, the angle and the outline for a new or refreshed page.
An audit counts as one agent task regardless of how many issues it finds, as long as the crawl stays within your page limit.
What you see on an audit card
When the weekly audit finishes, it arrives as a card on the agent desk with the status Waiting for your approval. The card is built so you can act on it line by line rather than read a long document.
You can approve the whole card, edit a single proposed title, ask for changes with a comment such as "keep the product name first", or reject the card. Approved changes are pushed to a connected WordPress, Webflow or Shopify site; without a connection, you copy them yourself.
- The crawl scope, listing which pages were checked and when.
- One row per page with its current title, current meta description and the issues found on it.
- A proposed title and meta description beside the current ones, so the difference is visible at a glance.
- Internal link suggestions grouped by the page that should carry them.
- Notes on pages that overlap on the same topic, with a recommendation for which one should keep it.
Weekly rhythm and page limits by plan
The audit runs once a week on a day you choose. Content briefs are produced when you request them or when Reporting Agent flags a page that needs new material.
| Plan | Pages per SEO audit | Shared agent tasks per month |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 25 | 60 |
| Team | 100 | 220 |
| Department | 250 per audit, per brand workspace | 700 |
| Enterprise | 500 | 2,000 |
Tasks are shared with the other agents you hire, and a daily cap applies as listed on AI marketing agents pricing. Deleting an audit card never returns the task it used.
Where the agent reads and writes
Google Search Console supplies the queries, impressions and pages that already appear in results, which lets the agent prioritise pages that are close to earning clicks. Its own crawl reads your public pages. Publishing connections to WordPress, Webflow and Shopify carry approved title and meta changes back to the site through their official APIs. The AI marketing integrations page lists the permissions each connection asks for.
What SEO Agent never does
- 01It never changes a live page before someone with approval rights accepts the change.
- 02It never buys links, submits your site to link schemes or writes hidden text.
- 03It never invents rankings, traffic figures or competitor positions it cannot read from a connected source.
- 04It never uses a claim that your brief lists as banned, even if it would make a title more clickable.
From audit to the next specialist
An approved content brief goes directly to Content Agent as its next assignment, complete with the page it targets and the intent it should serve. Reporting Agent reads Search Console results later and tells SEO Agent which pages gained or lost visibility, so the next audit begins with those pages. If you also hire Competitor Research Agent, its notes on rival pages can shape the angle of a brief. See how these links fit the whole AI agent team.
FAQ
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Does it need Google Search Console?
No, the crawl and the audit work from your public pages alone. Connecting Search Console adds query and page data, which helps the agent decide which fixes come first.
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Can I limit the audit to one section of my site?
Yes. Set a starting folder or a list of pages in the agent's scope, and the weekly crawl stays inside it up to your plan's page limit.
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Will it rewrite my existing articles?
SEO Agent proposes titles, meta descriptions, internal links and briefs. Rewriting the body of an article is the job of Content Agent, which can take a refresh brief from SEO Agent once you approve it.
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How is this different from an SEO suite?
A suite gives you dashboards to interpret. This agent turns the findings into specific edits and briefs, sends them for approval and repeats the work every week, with a history of what you accepted.
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Can I see an audit of my own site first?
Yes. The homepage preview checks five of your pages and shows the first results, with the rest unlocked after you create your account.
Put your site on a weekly audit
Point SEO Agent at the pages that matter most, connect Search Console if you have it, and review the first card when it lands.