An AI SEO agent that does the work, not just the writing.
It reads your Search Console, GA4 and keyword rankings, checks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews cite you, decides what to change, edits your WordPress site and writes the report. Run it in AuditAE, or in your own Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor.
No subscription · no per-site fee · no card
Find, decide, do, track, report.
Most “AI SEO” tools stop at writing text. An SEO agent closes the loop: every step below is a tool it calls on your real data, and you can ask for any of them in plain language.
- 01
Find
Pulls the numbers before it has an opinion: Search Console queries, GA4 traffic, tracked keyword positions, a site crawl, Core Web Vitals, and whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews cite you for your buyers' questions.
query_gsc · get_sessions_summary · list_tracked_keywords · crawl_site · start_audit
- 02
Decide
Turns findings into specific edits, ranked by payoff: the sentence to rewrite and its replacement, FAQs and schema to add, titles and meta to set, pages that are missing, and the competitors taking the citation instead.
get_fix_plan · find_content_gap · get_competitor_breakdown · keyword_research
- 03
Do
On WordPress, with the free plugin, it applies the changes itself: posts, Yoast and Rank Math meta, schema, internal links, redirects, image alt text and llms.txt. On other platforms it writes step-by-step edits with paste-ready schema.
wp_update_post · wp_set_post_seo · wp_set_faq_schema · wp_insert_internal_link · wp_add_redirect
- 04
Track
Re-checks on a schedule so you see whether the change worked: weekly keyword positions in the Google country you choose, and scheduled citation audits across the AI engines.
track_keyword · create_tracker · get_citation_trend
- 05
Report
Writes the monthly report from the same data, saves it to the site’s Reports tab or Google Drive, and emails it from your Gmail once you approve the draft.
save_report · save_to_drive · send_email
Jobs, not prompts to babysit.
Ask for an outcome. The agent picks the tools, shows you anything it’s about to change, and tells you what it cost.
“Which pages lost the most Search Console clicks this month, and what changed on them?”
Compares two date ranges by page, then reads the pages that dropped.
One turn, typically $0.20–$1
“Find posts with high impressions and a CTR under 1%, rewrite their titles and meta, and show me before you publish.”
Queries Search Console, drafts new titles and meta, applies them on WordPress after your go-ahead.
Turn + $0.01–$0.25 per post write
“Why does ChatGPT cite our competitor for 'best payroll software for startups' and not us? Fix our comparison page.”
Runs the citation check, builds a fix plan for the page, then edits it.
5–12¢ per engine + turn + writes
“Track 'accounting software' in Sweden and Germany.”
Adds the keyword once per country; the weekly refresh re-checks both, and you ask what moved.
5¢ per keyword check
“Write March's report for acmecorp.com and email it to the client.”
Chains citations, ranks, GA4 and Search Console into a report, saves it, drafts the email for your approval.
Typically $1–3 + $0.25 saved report
“Add FAQ schema to our ten most-visited service pages.”
Picks the pages from GA4, drafts question-and-answer pairs per page, shows the batch, writes it once you approve.
Turn + $0.01–$0.25 per page
In AuditAE, or in the AI you already use.
AEBOT
A chat in AuditAE with every tool connected: your sites, audits, Google data, keyword tracking, WordPress, email and reports. Nothing to install. Billed per turn on the tokens it uses.
More on AEBOTClaude, ChatGPT or Cursor
Connect the hosted MCP server and your own assistant gets 56 tools: citation checks, fix plans, audits, schema, Google Analytics and Search Console, and WordPress edits. You pay AuditAE only for the priced tools; the model is yours.
Connect your AI clientEditing WordPress from Claude Code or Cursor? The WordPress MCP setup has the config for each client, and Elementor pages are supported.
An agent you can let near your site.
Asks before it acts
Destructive actions, emails and any priced step it hasn't quoted yet need your yes. Bulk edits are shown as one batch and applied on one approval.
Permissions live on your site
The WordPress plugin decides what an agent may do: read, draft, publish, write SEO. Revoke the connection from wp-admin any time.
Every write can be undone
WordPress writes return the previous state and are logged, so a bad run can be rolled back.
Numbers come from tool calls
It cites the data it pulled and says when something isn't connected, rather than estimating traffic or rankings.
A budget guard per turn
If your balance can't cover the next tool call, it stops and tells you instead of running you negative.
Read-only Google access
Analytics and Search Console use read-only scopes; Gmail is send-only and Drive can see only files it created.
Pay for the work, not a seat.
One balance, no subscription, no per-site or per-seat fee. $5 of credit to start. Full rates are on the pricing page.
| What | Cost |
|---|---|
| AEBOT turn | $0.20 for a lookup, typically $1–3 for a multi-tool job |
| Keyword rank check | $0.05 per keyword, weekly or on demand |
| Keyword research | $0.25 per request |
| AI citation check | $0.05–$0.12 per prompt per engine |
| Fix plan | $0.50 per page (repeat within 24h free) |
| WordPress write | $0.01–$0.25 |
| Search Console, GA4, technical audit | Free |
Questions about SEO agents.
What an AI SEO agent is, what it should and shouldn’t do, and what this one costs.
An AI SEO agent is an AI model with tools: it can pull your search data, check rankings and AI citations, decide what to change, make the change on your site and re-check the result, instead of only suggesting text in a chat. AuditAE's agent does that with your Google data, weekly rank tracking, AI citation checks and direct WordPress edits.
The same loop an SEO does: find problems in the data, decide the fixes, apply them, track whether they worked and report the result. The difference with an agent is that the steps run as tool calls you can ask for in plain language, like "find pages with falling clicks and fix their titles".
It can do the repeatable work: audits, finding low-CTR pages, rewriting titles and meta, adding schema and internal links, tracking positions and writing reports. It shouldn't set strategy or publish unreviewed changes on its own, which is why AuditAE's agent shows edits before applying them and asks before destructive or priced steps. It doesn't do link-building outreach.
ChatGPT on its own writes from what it already knows and what you paste in. An agent works from live data and can act: here it reads your Search Console and GA4, checks real rankings and AI answers, and edits WordPress. You can also give ChatGPT these abilities by connecting the AuditAE MCP server as a custom connector.
Yes, for everything except applying edits directly. Audits, Google data, rank tracking, citation checks, fix plans and reports work on any site from its domain. On Next.js or Astro, run it through Claude Code or Cursor with your repo open and it applies the fix plan to your files; on Shopify, Webflow, Wix or Squarespace it walks you through each change with paste-ready schema.
There's no subscription. New accounts get $5 of credit with no card. AEBOT is billed per turn on the tokens it uses, about $0.20 for a quick lookup and typically $1–3 for a multi-tool job, and tools like rank checks (5¢) and citation checks (5–12¢ per engine) are priced individually. Google data and the technical audit are free.
Hand it the next SEO task.
Add your site, connect Google, and ask. $5 of credit covers a first audit and a couple of jobs, no card.