# SEObot — Autonomous SEO agent that researches keywords, writes articles and publishes them to your CMS. > Source: The Agents Index — https://theagentsindex.com/seobot (structured, researched, re-verified) > Facts last verified: 2026-09-25 SEObot is a hosted AI agent that researches a site's keywords, plans a content calendar, writes long-form articles and publishes them to a connected CMS. It also builds internal links, backlinks, news posts and interactive SEO mini-tools. | Fact | Value | | --- | --- | | Website | https://seobotai.com | | Price | from $49/month | | Free tier | No | No $0 plan and no documented trial. The cheapest way in is the $49/month plan (9 articles), with a full refund offered after the first article if the buyer is unsatisfied. ## What it does **Done-for-you service** · No — You run the software yourself: the vendor explicitly declines to supply human editors, and buyers review and edit generated content themselves, although discounted bulk article pricing exists for agencies reselling the 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 content yourself according to your needs. > — https://docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10698139-are-seobot-articles-ai-only-or-human-edited · Help Center article 'Are SEObot articles AI-only or human-edited?', body text ## How much it does unattended **Runs autonomously** · Yes — The vendor's FAQ states the default mode is full autopilot with no human in the loop; a human may optionally assist, approve or take control, but nothing requires it. > Everything is automated. If you want you can assist it, give it ideas, or take control, but it runs 100% autopilot by default. > — https://seobotai.com · FAQ section, question 2 'Can it make the individual blog pages automatically?' **Multi-agent** · Yes — The vendor describes multiple coordinating agents running hundreds of tasks per article, and markets the product as a set of SEO AI agents rather than one model call. > Anti typo hallucination and fact checking system, with citation of sources. Agents runs 100s of tasks & jobs per article. > — https://seobotai.com · Pricing section, plan feature bullet list **Agent permissions** · Partly — Autonomy is controlled by one coarse Auto-Publish switch plus an optional email approval list; there are no granular per-action permissions, and the toggle only decides whether output goes live or stays a draft. > When enabled, new articles are automatically published to your CMS with a "published" status, eliminating the need for manual action. If disabled, articles are saved as "draft" or "archived" in your CMS > — https://docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10643519-what-is-the-auto-publish · Help Center article 'What is the Auto-Publish?', bulleted explanation ## Which models it runs on **GPT** · Yes — The homepage hero states the product is powered by GPT agents, which is the only model family the vendor names anywhere on its own site; no version or selection is disclosed. > // Powered by AI and GPT agents SEObot — fully autonomous «SEO Robot» with AI agents for > — https://seobotai.com · Homepage hero heading _Not established: Claude, Open models, Model choice_ ## Where you use it **In a browser** · Yes — The whole product is a hosted web application at app.seobotai.com where a buyer onboards a site themselves and manages articles, credits and sync settings. > You can easily onboard your website yourself at app.seobotai.com > — https://seobotai.com · FAQ section, question 4 'How do I get access to the SEObot platform?' ## Whose machine it runs on **Open source** · Partly — Only the client library that pulls published articles into a site is open source under MIT; the agent platform itself is closed hosted software with no published source. > This project is licensed under the MIT License. > — https://github.com/MarsX-dev/seobot · README, License section of the vendor-published seobot npm client repository _Not established: Self-hosted_ ## What it costs to run **How it meters** · Yes — Billing is per article credit inside monthly plans rather than per seat: each tier buys a fixed number of articles per month, and agencies buying 300+ get a per-article rate. > $49/mo - 9 articles/mo $99/mo - 20 articles/mo $199/mo - 50 articles/mo $499/mo - 100 articles/mo > — https://docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10644453-what-s-seobot-pricing · Help Center article "What's SEObot pricing?", Subscription plans list **Free tier** · No — There is no standing free plan or documented trial; the entry point is a paid $49 subscription, and the vendor's substitute is a refund after the first article if you are unsatisfied. > We offer a full refund on the $49 plan if you contact us after the first article and aren't satisfied with the results. > — https://seobotai.com · FAQ section, question 15 'Can I get a refund?' **API access** · Yes — A REST API with a per-website key is a first-class integration, documented with an npm client library and a Next.js example, though the key requires at least one paid article credit. > Your API key can be found in the Menu -> Connect my Blog -> REST API / Next.js. > — https://seobotai.com/integrations/api/ · API Integration page, first paragraph _Not established: MCP server, Bring your own key_ ## Buying it for a team **A company can buy it** · Yes — Organisations can buy directly, including a published agency track with volume pricing, and multiple users can be invited to one website account. > We provide $3.5 per article for agencies ordering 300 or more articles. This is our lowest available price. > — https://docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10644453-what-s-seobot-pricing · Help Center article "What's SEObot pricing?", Agency packages section **Seat model** · No — Pricing carries no seat component at all: plans are sold as monthly article credits, and extra users are simply invited to a website with no stated per-user charge, floor or ceiling. > To add another user to the current website: 1. Ensure that the proper website is selected 2. Use Menu -> Invite to add another user > — https://docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10643425-how-do-i-add-another-user · Help Center article 'How do I add another user?', numbered steps **Pooled budget** · Yes — One monthly credit balance is shared and can be split across several websites from a Manage Credits screen, so a subscription is not tied to a single site or user. > You can distribute your monthly article credits across multiple websites in Menu -> Manage Credits. > — https://docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10692197-using-article-credits-across-multiple-websites · Help Center article 'Using Article Credits Across Multiple Websites', credit distribution section **Admin controls** · No — The vendor states flatly that there are no roles: every invited user holds the same permissions, can change website settings and can invite further users, so an admin cannot constrain anyone. > All SEObot users have equal permission levels, so they can manage your website settings and invite other users. > — https://docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10643425-how-do-i-add-another-user · Help Center article 'How do I add another user?', Note beneath the steps _Not established: Audit log, Single sign-on_ ## What happens to your code **Data residency** · Partly — The vendor names exactly one jurisdiction, the United States, and requires non-US users to consent to transfer there; no regional hosting choice or EU option is offered. > If you are located outside the United States and choose to provide information to us, please note that we transfer the data, including Personal Data, to the United States and process it there. > — https://seobotai.com/privacy-policy/ · Privacy Policy, section 7 'Transfer of Data' **Getting out** · Yes — Credits never expire and carry over between cycles, articles stay accessible after cancellation, and the REST API and client library let a buyer pull every published article out programmatically. > SEObot credits do not expire, and you can use them anytime, even after canceling your subscription. Unused credits will automatically carry over to the next billing cycle > — https://docs.seobotai.com/en/articles/10650534-will-i-lose-access-to-my-articles-if-i-cancel-my-subscription · Help Center article 'Will I lose access to my articles if I cancel my subscription?', Note paragraph **Certifications** · Partly — GDPR is addressed in detail with named data-subject rights and a legal basis, but no SOC 2, ISO 27001 or other audited certification is claimed anywhere on the site. > If you are a resident of the European Economic Area (EEA), you have certain data protection rights. SEOBotAI aims to take reasonable steps to allow you to correct, amend, delete, or limit the use of your Personal Data. > — https://seobotai.com/privacy-policy/ · Privacy Policy, section 10 'Your Data Protection Rights under the GDPR' _Not established: Opt out of training_ ## Provenance Every fact above comes from the vendor. Nothing here is independently corroborated yet. ## Coverage elsewhere None recorded. Every fact above comes from the vendor and is not independently corroborated yet. ## What changed - 2026-09-25 — Capabilities · Commercial terms · Free tier - 2026-09-03 — Capabilities · Commercial terms · Free tier - 2026-09-01 — Capabilities · Commercial terms · Free tier · Price ## Correcting this record Anything marked "Not established" is a question we have not answered — it is not a No. If you represent SEObot, or anything here is wrong or out of date, you can supply it with a source: the operations this site accepts from an agent are listed at https://theagentsindex.com/.well-known/agents.json — that catalogue needs no key to read, and each entry states its own auth. Supplying evidence is free. Nothing that can be bought here changes what a field says, whether a gap is closed, or how this record is scored.