overrank writes and publishes keyword-targeted SEO articles automatically for small businesses. Pricing from $25/mo. See features, pros, cons and FAQs.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
overrank is an automated SEO platform that writes and publishes keyword-targeted articles to a customer's website. The company describes it as 100% automated, with no manual publishing, and aims it at businesses that want organic traffic from Google and from AI search tools such as Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity, without hiring writers or an agency.
The product is made by Aurum Days LLC in California, United States. Its founder, Joseph, says he built the underlying pipeline for his own Korean skincare ecommerce brand after struggling to keep up with writers and manual publishing, then packaged it for other small business owners. The site positions it against SEO tools priced at $100 to $500 a month and agencies at $5,000 a month or more.
After setup, overrank researches keywords and scores each one by search volume and difficulty, favoring lower-difficulty terms a site can realistically win. It learns the brand's voice, audience and niche, writes the article and publishes it to the site. The homepage says a new article goes live every day, while another section describes research-backed content published every other day.
Customers can also connect Google Search Console. overrank then reads the searches the site already appears for and writes new articles aimed at queries the site is close to winning. The founder's letter adds that the pipeline submits new URLs to Google for indexing and adds internal links and schema markup. The company says it works with every website platform, including custom HTML.
Content automation is the core: keyword scoring, brand-voice writing, automatic publishing, at least three internal links per article, and indexing submission. The backlink side has three parts. A community network adds one contextual link to a relevant article on another overrank site, capped at one link per site and never to a competitor. A monthly data-rich article targets journalists, and evergreen guide articles aim to attract resource-page links.
Reporting is another focus. The company says it captures leads and tracks clicks, with leads, clicks and value shown on a dashboard in real time. It contrasts this with SEO tools that report traffic only. Separately, a Google Maps ranking program for local businesses works to move a business into the Top 3 map results, and it is sold apart from the blog plan.
overrank is an automated SEO platform that researches keywords, writes articles in a brand's voice and publishes them to the customer's website. It targets rankings on Google and visibility in AI search tools such as Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity. It is made by Aurum Days LLC.
The pricing page lists automated SEO blog growth from $25/mo and shows a limited-time 50% off banner. It describes a single full automation engine with no tier juggling. The separate Google Maps program starts at $600 a month after its free trial.
The Google Maps ranking program has a free trial that costs $0 to start with no credit card, and a before-and-after report in about two weeks. For the blog product, the site offers a free SEO audit that takes about 60 seconds. The sources do not describe a free trial for the blog plan.
It suits small business owners, ecommerce and SaaS founders, local businesses and agencies that want SEO content published automatically. The company says it is built for people who cannot afford agencies or manage a content calendar.
The sources name Google Search Console, which can be connected so overrank targets searches a site already appears for. The company also says it works with every website platform, including custom HTML sites, but does not list other specific integrations.
The company is built around small businesses. Its founder says he priced it low to cover costs, and the site compares it with tools at $100 to $500 a month and agencies at $5,000 a month or more. Results vary by site, and the company says so for its Maps examples.
The homepage says overrank writes and publishes a new article every day. Another section mentions publishing research-backed content every other day. Customers do not need to publish manually.
Yes. It links relevant articles across its community network, publishes a data-rich article monthly to attract journalists, and creates evergreen guide articles. It also adds at least three internal links per article.