An AI Agent That Writes and Publishes Your Blog Every Day

Fixed-scope, all-in USD pricing. It starts with an AI-visibility audit from $500 — a one-off assessment of how your brand surfaces in ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews plus a gap report. From there it runs as a GEO / AI-SEO retainer from $1,100 per month of ongoing entity, content and citation work. You see the line-item budget at the end of discovery and sign off before any work starts, with no recruitment markup and no tool surcharges. Cloud fees run on your own accounts, so you keep the cost lever.

The AI agent drafts every article and news item against your semantic core and content plan. A human SEO specialist owns quality, uniqueness and relevance, reviewing the output every week. It is a pairing: volume from the agent, control from the human. Nothing ships that the specialist has not signed off on.

No. Material is written to real queries in your niche and passes a specialist check for uniqueness and reader value before it goes live. The goal is growth in rankings and trust, not mechanical volume padding. Search engines reward regular, useful content, and that is exactly what the pipeline is tuned to produce.

An in-house team means salaries, holidays, management overhead and an uneven pace. The AI agent gives you a predictable stream of publications every day at a fixed monthly price, while an SEO specialist holds the quality line. You can scale volume up or down between plans in one step, with no hiring or firing.

We migrate your site to Next.js and host it on our infrastructure — the Minimum through Maximum plans include hosting and the model subscription. The blog and news section are engineered for automated publishing. On the VIP plan the agent is deployed inside your own environment, so you keep full control of the data.

The full cycle is roughly two weeks: migration to Next.js, semantic core setup and agent configuration. After launch, material starts going live every day, and the first month runs under closer supervision from the SEO specialist.

Yes. Intensity moves freely between plans — from 2 up to 7 articles a week, and unlimited on VIP. You can raise or lower the plan at any point in the project depending on results.

It works for any brand that depends on search visibility, but SaaS and tech, fintech, e-commerce, healthtech and professional services see traction fastest, because publishing cadence and topical authority move the needle hardest there. The semantic core is built around your specific services and geography, so the content is always tuned to your niche rather than generic.

AI assistants cite sources that are consistent, well-structured and topically authoritative on a subject. The retainer runs ongoing entity, content and citation work: it strengthens how your brand is described across the web, publishes depth on the questions buyers actually ask, and formats answers so they are easy for AI systems to lift and attribute. The audit first shows where you currently surface and where the gaps are.

Yes. Everything published — articles, news, the semantic core and the site itself — belongs to you. On the VIP plan the agent runs inside your own environment, and cloud fees run on your own accounts, so you keep both the data and the cost lever. You are never locked into us as a supplier.

That is a head start, not a problem. We keep and build on your existing content: the agent fills gaps in your query coverage and refreshes the cadence, while the specialist folds your current pages into the semantic core and content plan so new material links to and reinforces what already ranks.

The agent publishes in the languages your audience searches in, including English and the major EU languages. The semantic core is assembled per language so the content targets real local queries rather than machine-translated copy. If you serve several markets, we scope the languages during discovery.

Very little. After the roughly two-week setup, the pipeline runs on its own: the agent drafts, the SEO specialist reviews and publishes, and you get a monthly traffic and ranking report. Your involvement is limited to occasional direction and reviewing results — there are no briefs to write or deadlines to chase.