The SEO Hub does the research, audits, drafts, and internal-link work agencies bill thousands a month for. It runs free-first, scores every move on real data, and waits for your approval before it touches your live site.
No calls, no retainer, no code. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.
Built for operators who would rather rank than sit through another agency slide deck.
One crawl pulls technical, on-page, and content problems into a single list and sorts them by severity. You fix slow page loads before you fix a missing meta tag, because the Hub tells you which one is actually bleeding rank.
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Keyword and competitor research scores every term on difficulty and volume, then greys out the ones too competitive to chase. You spend briefs on openings, not on head terms a Fortune 500 already owns.
Keyword opportunities
Site health and coverage
Winning keywords become optimized briefs and drafts, each line traceable to its source. The Hub suggests internal links across your pages and tracks rankings over time. The handful of actions that cost money or hit your live site stay gated behind your yes.
Point the Hub at your domain and connect search data if you have it. It captures a day-0 baseline so every move after this is measured against a fixed start.
Discover keywords, crawl the site, draft briefs and content, and surface internal links. Research, audits, and drafts run free by default, as often as you want.
Review the queue, check the provenance, and approve. Only then does anything publish, submit, or send. Nothing reaches your live site without your sign-off.
Keyword research, full audits, briefs, and drafts run without paid tools by default.
Live writes, IndexNow submissions, and outreach sends stay gated until you approve them.
Onboarding captures a starting snapshot so every ranking change is measured against a fixed point.
The work that drives results runs free: keyword research, full audits, content briefs and drafts, internal linking, and rank tracking. The only things that can cost money are gated actions like turning on a premium data provider or running heavy SERP volume, and none of those run until you switch them on.
Anything that writes to your live site or reaches the outside world. Copying content onto your site, submitting URLs via IndexNow, and sending outreach all land as proposals and wait for you. Research, audits, and drafts run on their own because they only touch your own workspace.
The SEO Hub is the full toolkit you drive: you trigger the research, audits, and drafts when you want them. The AI SEO Agent is one autonomous worker that watches your site continuously and drafts fixes on its own. The Hub is the workshop; the Agent is one worker inside it.
No. The Hub runs the analysis and tells you what is broken, what to write, and what to fix, ranked by impact. You make the calls on what ships. If you can read a list sorted by priority, you can run it.
Run the same research, audits, and content work an agency bills monthly for. Free-first, data-driven, and you approve what ships.