Writing a monthly client report in ten minutes with AEBOT

Most SEO agencies spend the first week of every month writing reports. Pull GA4. Pull Search Console. Pull rank data. Run a fresh audit. Stitch it together in a deck. Send it.

Multiply by ten clients and you've burned a week of senior time on a deliverable nobody fully reads. (Running AuditAE across a client roster? The SEO audit tool for agencies page covers the multi-client side: every client site audited, re-checked monthly, and reported to each client.)

The AEBOT version

1. Add the site. Connect GA4 and Search Console once. Add the keywords you track.
2. Schedule the audits. AuditAE re-runs your citation audits weekly or monthly and refreshes rank checks weekly, so the data is fresh when you ask. (If you're new to citation audits, start with our intro to Answer Engine Optimization.)
3. Ask for the report. "Write May's report for acmecorp.com and email it to me." AEBOT chains the tool calls: reads your audit history, rank deltas, GA4 traffic, and Search Console clicks; drafts the markdown; saves it to your Reports tab; emails it to you from your connected Gmail.

Working in Claude or ChatGPT instead? The same GA4 and Search Console connection answers there too, through the Search Console MCP and Google Analytics MCP servers.

What it costs

A reply that writes and saves the monthly report comes to about $2–3 in AEBOT usage, including the flat $0.25 save fee (measured across 4 real report replies in the 30 days to 2026-10-01: tokens alone ran $1.63–$3.12, median $2.10). The underlying audits and rank checks are billed separately (5–12¢ per audit check by engine, $0.05 per tracked keyword each week) plus their playbooks, but you would have run those anyway. The report is still cheaper than the afternoon it replaces, but it is not pennies; budget a few dollars per client per month.

What it doesn't do

AEBOT is instructed to use only numbers from your connected data. If GA4 isn't connected, it tells you to connect it. If a keyword has no rank history, it says so. The report is honest about what it knows and doesn't.

AEBOT does the assembly so the analyst can do the analysis. The same agent can also act on what the report finds; see the AI SEO agent. If you want to see the underlying citation methodology behind the AI-visibility numbers in the report, What counts as a citation walks through it.