AI SEO Autopilot · early access
AI SEO with the brakes built in
Autopilot plans from your Search Console data, writes to a strict contract, checks every draft, publishes at a safe pace, then fixes the pages that already rank. It’s the system we built for our own product.
$49/mo · 30 articles a month · no charge during early access
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The problem
Publishing more isn’t an SEO strategy
The easy thing for an AI SEO tool to do is add pages. We did exactly that on Versely and learned where it breaks.
- 01
Volume gets throttled
We published ~2,500 posts in one month on Versely. Google throttled indexing. More pages didn’t mean more traffic.
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Page 2 is where the traffic waits
Versely’s average position is 11.8, so plenty of pages sit just off page 1. Rewriting their titles and snippets is where our biggest wins came from.
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AI answers are a second search box
People ask ChatGPT and Perplexity which tool to use. If nobody checks those answers, you can’t tell whether you’re cited or a competitor is.
How it works
Eight steps, every month
The same pipeline that runs on Versely. Two steps publish. The rest decide what’s worth publishing, stop what isn’t, and measure what happened.
- 01
Search Console + keyword researchinput
We start from what you already rank for, then add keyword research to find the gaps worth filling. - 02
Plan
A monthly plan grounded in that data: which queries to target, which articles to write, which existing pages to fix. - 03
Research digest
Each topic gets a digest of sources and facts before a word is written. The writer works from the digest, not from memory. - 04
Writer contract
Hard rules on every article: title of 50 characters or fewer, at least 1,100 words, FAQs, at least 3 internal links, and sourced facts. - 05
Quality gatesblocks bad drafts
Duplicate and similarity checks against your existing pages, internal-link checks and fact checks. A draft that fails goes back, not live. - 06
Publish at a safe pace
Articles go to your CMS, or arrive as a GitHub pull request, under a daily limit tuned to your domain’s age. - 07
Search Console optimizerbiggest wins
Finds pages already ranking on page 1 or 2 that people don’t click, and rewrites their titles and snippets. - 08
AI-visibility tracking
25 prompts checked across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, so you see where you’re cited and where you’re missing.
Then back to step 1. Next month’s plan starts from what moved.
Integrations
Publishes where your site already lives
Connect your CMS once. For sites in a repo, every article is a pull request you can read before it ships.
- WordPressCMS
- WebflowCMS
- ShopifyStore blog
- Framervia webhook
- WixBlog
- GhostCMS
- NotionSuper.so, Feather, Potion
- GitHub pull requestNext.js / MDX
Limits
What Autopilot will and won’t do
It will
- Publish 30 researched articles a month to your CMS
- Rewrite titles and snippets on pages already ranking
- Stop any draft that fails the duplicate, link or fact checks
- Keep publishing under a daily limit
- Track whether AI answers mention or cite you
It won’t
- Join or run a link-exchange network
- Spin or reword other people’s articles
- Dump hundreds of pages in a day to chase volume
- Promise a ranking or a traffic number
Early access
Get a spot when it opens
Leave your site and email, and we’ll write when there’s a spot. No payment until Autopilot is live for you.
Autopilot
Early access$49/mo
AI SEO that publishes, fixes and tracks for you. Built on the Versely playbook.
- 30 researched articles / month, published to your CMS
- Search Console optimizer: new titles and snippets for pages ranking on page 1–2 that people don't click, applied after you approve
- Featured image for every article (GPT Image 2.5), with alt text
- Quality gates: duplicate, internal-link and fact checks before anything ships
- Safe publishing pace tuned to your domain's age
- AI visibility tracking: 25 prompts across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude
- WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Ghost, Notion, or a GitHub PR for Next.js / MDX sites. Anything else (Framer too) via a signed webhook
FAQ
Autopilot questions
When will Autopilot be live?
It opens to the early-access list first. There's no public date yet. Join the list and we'll email you when there's a spot for your site.
Is AI-written content safe with Google?
Google says it ranks helpful content however it's made, and acts against content mass-produced to game rankings. That's why every article goes through a research digest, a writer contract and quality gates, and why publishing has a daily limit.
How do you set the publishing pace?
From your domain's age. A new domain gets a lower daily limit than an established one. On Versely, about 20 a day was the pace that kept indexing healthy, after ~2,500 posts in one month got it throttled.
Do you build backlinks?
Not through exchanges or paid links. Link exchanges between customers are a pattern Google's spam policies call out. If you want links, a free launch here gives you a followed one, and directory submission adds more.
What does AI-visibility tracking measure?
We run 25 prompts that match how people ask about your category across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, and record whether your site is mentioned or cited.
Which sites can it publish to?
WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Ghost and Notion directly. For Next.js and MDX sites, it opens a GitHub pull request so you review and merge like any other change. Anything else, Framer included, gets a signed webhook, or you download Markdown/HTML.
How is this different from Outrank?
Outrank costs $99/mo for 30 articles and builds links through a backlink exchange between its customers. Autopilot is $49/mo for 30 articles, doesn't do link exchanges, and adds a Search Console optimizer for pages already ranking plus tracking of AI answers.