SEObot is an AI SEO agent that plans and publishes blog articles to your CMS automatically. Subscriptions start at $49/month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
SEObot is an AI-driven SEO agent that researches a website, plans content and publishes blog articles with little manual input. The company describes it as a fully autonomous "SEO Robot" for busy founders who want search traffic without spending their own time on SEO tasks. It is made by SEO Bot AI, and founder John Rush says he built it for his own 11 SaaS projects and 20 directories.
Beyond standard blog posts, SEObot covers YouTube-video-to-article conversion, programmatic SEO, news articles, backlink building and interactive SEO mini-tools. The homepage reports that it has created over 200,000 articles, which it says drove 1.2 billion impressions and 30 million clicks. These figures come from the company itself and have not been independently verified.
Onboarding is automated. A user enters a site URL and presses "go," and SEObot researches the site, its audience and its keywords. It then builds a content plan and starts producing articles every week. For each article, the agents run hundreds of tasks and jobs, including Google scraping and research, fact checking with cited sources and an anti-hallucination reflection step.
SEObot runs on autopilot by default. Users who want control can ask it to email a list of articles to accept or decline, give it topic ideas, or edit articles inside SEObot before publishing. Approved content is sent to the connected CMS. The system also adds internal links to articles and site pages, and it re-links articles monthly as the content library grows.
The core writing engine produces articles averaging about 3,000 words, with a maximum of 4,000. Articles can include generated images, Google images, tables, lists, YouTube embeds and related videos, along with internal and external links. Fact checking with source citations is part of the process, and the site supports more than 50 languages.
Several newer modules extend the product. YouTube-to-article turns a video URL into a written post. Programmatic SEO builds data-driven templates and publishes pages at scale. A news module finds stories and drafts headlines and posts. Backlink building searches for opportunities based on niche and competitors, and the mini-tool generator creates analyzers, generators and calculators, such as a keyword difficulty checker.
SEObot is an AI SEO agent that researches a website, builds a content plan and publishes SEO-optimized articles to a connected CMS. It also handles internal linking, backlinks, programmatic SEO and news articles. It is aimed at founders who want to spend less time on SEO.
The site says subscriptions start at $49 per month. The sources do not list other tiers or article limits. A full refund is offered on the $49 plan if you contact the company after the first article and are not satisfied.
The sources do not mention a free trial or free plan. The company advises starting with the smallest plan to test the product and offers a refund on the $49 plan after the first article.
SEObot lists Framer, Ghost, HubSpot, Notion, Shopify, Unicorn Platform, Webflow, Wix and WordPress. It also offers a REST API, webhooks and Next.js support, and the FAQ mentions Zapier and Make.
Yes. SEObot runs on autopilot by default, but you can ask it to email a list of articles to accept or decline. You can also edit articles inside SEObot before they are published to your CMS.
Yes. The company says it supports 50+ languages, including Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish, and that it keeps adding more.
The company says quality varies compared with human writers, sometimes matching average human quality, sometimes falling short and occasionally exceeding it. Results depend on audience, subject matter and requirements. Fact checking with citations is built into each article.
SEObot is built for busy founders, indie makers and small businesses that want regular SEO content without writing it themselves. It is a fit for SaaS products, directories and blogs that connect to a supported CMS.