// SEO + GEO on autopilot
It researches, writes and publishes your articles on a schedule — each one built to be quoted by ChatGPT as much as ranked by Google.
Or skip ahead and create your site → The first article is researched and written on signup.
First article researched and written on signup
The agent's last 6 posts to our own blog. Open any of them.






Three sites we own — a Shopify store, a local lead-gen site and this one. The agent writes and publishes every article on them. Open the blogs.
Ziva Paws
Articles post straight into the store's own blog and link readers to its collections.
106 articles published · latest Sep 30
“Best PetSmart Alternatives for Dog and Cat Essentials”
zivapaws.com/blogs/news →
Oahu Flooring Quote
Cost and quote guides on its own subdomain, each one ending in a quote request.
94 articles published · latest Sep 30
“How to Choose a Kitchen Remodel Contractor on Oahu”
oahuflooringquote.com/blog →
Seolyn
Our own blog. The agent writes about AI search for us, every day.
220 articles published · latest Sep 30
“Best Moz Alternative for Startups Without an SEO Team”
seolyn.io/site/seolyn →
Read live from our production database every few minutes, across every site Seolyn publishes to. Not a projection.
One of the sites
30 straight days at zero impressions — then 177 in a single day, and 95 a day on average since.
2,091 impressions over the last 28 days on that one site. The zeroes are recorded, not missing: Search Console was watching the whole time and there was nothing to report until the articles landed.
1,354
Keywords researched
clustered by intent
674
Articles written and published
every one with a cover image
8
Sites publishing on autopilot
no human in the loop
3,062
Google impressions, last 28 days
7.2× the month before
Google Search Console, summed over 5 connected properties.
Impressions went from 425 in the previous 28 days to 3,062 in the last 28, and clicks from 6 to 23. Click rate is lower than it was, because ranking on page four for a thousand queries earns fewer clicks per impression than ranking for thirty. Positions climb first, traffic follows.
Coming soon
Local Presence takes the content Seolyn already writes for your blog and turns it into Google Business Profile posts, review replies and social posts. You approve each one before it goes out.
Not open yet, and the reason is review queues rather than unfinished work: Meta has to approve publishing on a customer's behalf, and Google's Business Profile API needs a verified profile that is 60 days old. Ours was verified on September 13, 2026.
$149/mo add-on
Four steps, and only the first one needs you.
Seolyn reads your site and drafts its Brand DNA — what you do, how you sound, who you sell to, what to publish about and what to avoid. Edit any line; it takes a minute, once.
A queue of real search queries with estimated monthly volume, difficulty and intent — head questions, buyer phrases and long-tail — laid out on a content calendar you can drag around.
Full SEO- and GEO-optimized articles: a quotable direct answer up top, key takeaways, comparison tables where they belong, cited sources, FAQ schema, internal links — and an AI-generated cover image in your brand's style.
One click connects WordPress or Shopify (nothing to install), or point a subdomain at Seolyn. Then the agent publishes on schedule, every day, and your dashboard shows the SEO level, Google impressions and AI citations as they come in.
Automation that nobody watches is how sites quietly stop publishing. Here's what runs after setup.
Automated health checks alert our team the moment anything fails — a payment hiccup or a missed publish gets a human on it before you'd ever notice.
Every Monday: which articles went live, how your traffic moved and where it came from, and your top search queries — in plain English, no dashboard required.
Generated something you'd phrase differently? Small edits you can make yourself, right in the dashboard. For bigger changes — tone, topic direction, things to avoid — message our support team and we'll tune it with you, so every future article follows the new direction. After-sales support is part of every plan.
Published to your own domain.
Not another draft sitting in a Google Doc waiting for you.
Reads your actual site before it writes.
Not a generic keyword list that could belong to anyone.
Written to be quoted by an AI answer.
Not written to hit a word count.
One price per site, whatever you publish.
Not per seat, per credit, or per word.
Getting consistent, keyword-targeted articles onto your site is the job. These are the realistic ways to get it done.
Typical monthly cost
Keyword research included
Publishes without you
Written for AI answer engines
Time to first article live
Your ongoing effort
Agency and freelancer figures are prevailing US market rates for equivalent content work, not customer-reported savings.
We're small enough that the people who built Seolyn can still do this personally. Start a trial, and if the first article isn't how you'd describe your own business, tell us — we'll tune the topic direction, tone and things to avoid with you, before you've paid anything. No charge, and no sales call attached to it.
One price per site, billed monthly. Nothing is charged automatically when you create a site, and every first payment carries a 7-day money-back guarantee.
$99/mo
30 articles / month · $3.30 per article
$199/mo
75 articles / month · $2.65 per article
$399/mo
160 articles / month · $2.49 per article
7-day money-back guarantee
Not what you expected in the first 7 days of a paid plan? Email us and we refund the payment in full — no questions, and the articles already published stay yours.
Running more than one site? The first pays the plan price; every additional site on the same account is 50% off, applied automatically at checkout.
Also managing Google Ads? Scale plans can add AI-drafted, approval-gated campaign management for $139/mo — included free on Pro. See how it works →
Running a local business? Google Business Profile posts, review replies and social content are coming as a $149/mo add-on, pending Meta and Google review. See how it works →
Seolyn is an AI agent that runs the SEO content workflow for you: it researches long-tail keywords for your site's niche, writes full SEO-optimized articles for each one, automatically links new articles to your existing content, and can publish on a daily schedule without manual intervention.
More and more searches now end in an AI-generated answer instead of a click. Getting cited in those answers depends on different things than ranking a blue link: a clear, quotable answer near the top of the page, real structure, and machine-readable FAQ markup. Every Seolyn article is written that way by default — it opens with a direct answer to the query, uses proper heading structure, and ships with FAQ schema. We can’t promise any specific assistant will quote you, but the content is built to be quotable rather than optimized only for Google’s ten links.
Google's own guidance is that it rewards good content regardless of how it was produced, and penalises content mass-produced to game rankings rather than to help anyone — what it calls scaled content abuse. So the question isn't whether a machine wrote it, it's whether the page deserves to rank. Seolyn writes one article per real keyword, grounded in what it read on your own site, published to your own domain with internal links and structure — not thousands of pages spun from a template. What we won't claim is that this guarantees rankings: across our own six sites the results are uneven, one has gone from nothing to roughly a thousand monthly impressions while others are still flat. The honest answer is that AI authorship is not the risk; publishing things nobody needed is.
No. You describe your site's topic once when you create it. Seolyn's AI generates the keyword list and the articles. You can review and edit before publishing, or turn on auto-publish to skip that step entirely.
Yes, in two ways. Small edits you can make yourself — every article is editable from your dashboard, before or after publishing. For bigger adjustments — a different tone, a shift in topic direction, things you want avoided — contact our support team and we'll tune your site's content direction together, so every future article follows it. This after-sales support is included in every plan.
No. If you already run WordPress, connect it from your site's WordPress page and Seolyn publishes each article straight into your existing blog as a real post, with its cover image — no plugin to install and no DNS to change. If you don't have a blog yet, point a subdomain (e.g. blog.yoursite.com) at Seolyn with one DNS record and we serve the whole blog there, on your own domain, so the content builds your site's rankings rather than ours. And if you'd rather set up nothing at all, Seolyn hosts the content on its own page and you link to it from your nav — that content ranks under Seolyn's domain, so it's a fallback rather than the recommendation.
Plans are billed monthly per site and scale by how many AI-generated articles you need: Growth is 30 articles/month at $99, Scale is 75 at $199, and Pro is 160 at $399. Scale plans can also add AI-assisted Google Ads management for $139/month, included free on Pro.
Seolyn immediately researches keywords for it and writes and publishes the first article — usually within a couple of minutes. From there it keeps publishing on a schedule, so you see it working repeatedly rather than once. Nothing is charged automatically, and anything it publishes is yours to keep. Once you are on a paid plan, the first payment carries a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Yes. Subscriptions are managed through Stripe's billing portal, accessible from your site's Billing page, and can be canceled at any time.
Yes — 7 days on your first payment, for every plan. If Seolyn isn't what you expected, email sales@seolyn.io within 7 days of paying and we refund it in full. Anything it already published stays on your site.