SEOAgent

SEOAgent is a content writing tool that finds the Google queries you can win, writes the articles, and publishes them. SEOAgent researches winnable Google queries, writes and scores SEO articles, publishes them to your CMS, and tracks rankings, traffic and AI-answer visibility, built for founders and small teams without a dedicated content operation.

SEOAgent is an AI-driven SEO platform that automates the research-to-publish content loop for organic search growth. It starts by crawling a connected website to understand what the business sells and who buys it, then cross-references that context against keyword data to surface queries the site has a realistic chance of ranking for. From there it drafts full articles, complete with titles, meta descriptions and FAQ sections, scores them against both traditional SEO rules and emerging AI-answer visibility criteria, and pushes the finished piece directly into a connected CMS. The product targets founders and small teams who want organic traffic without building out a dedicated content or SEO function. Because the first research run on a new domain is free and requires no credit card, a solo operator can see a ranked list of winnable topics before committing to a paid plan. Once subscribed, the workflow is largely hands-off: SEOAgent proposes topics, writes and checks drafts, publishes them on a schedule, submits pages for indexing, and then reports on rankings, traffic and whether answer engines such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity mention or cite the site. What separates SEOAgent from a generic AI writing tool is the closed loop between research, publishing and measurement. Rank tracking, Search Console and GA4 data, and an AI visibility module that tests real buyer prompts against five answer engines all feed back into the same dashboard, so a team can see whether published content is actually moving rankings or earning citations rather than just accumulating drafts. An MCP endpoint lets the same actions run from Claude or Cursor, positioning the tool as infrastructure an agent can operate rather than a dashboard a person must click through. It sits between manual SEO tooling, which requires a human to interpret data and brief writers, and pure AI writing assistants, which produce text but leave distribution and tracking to other tools. For teams that already have a content strategist and a backlink program, it functions more as a production and reporting layer than a strategy replacement.