goodSEO.tech: AI That Does Your SEO for $49 a Month
goodSEO.tech is an AI tool that does a website's SEO work for $49 a month per website. It finds the searches your site is close to winning, writes and publishes content, earns backlinks through real outreach, checks whether AI assistants recommend you, and shows before-and-after traffic for what it publishes. This page explains what that promise covers, what you control, and how to start.
The promise in one line
The headline is "AI that does your website's SEO, for $49 a month." It answers two questions for small business owners, marketers, and agencies: what the tool does and what it costs.
The price is per website. You can pay $49 a month or $490 a year, there is no setup fee, and you can cancel anytime. Each month includes $15 of AI usage, which covers about 30 complete articles.
The same line works as the title in search results. It puts the brand name first, states the price plainly, and stays under the length where Google tends to cut titles off. Google explains how it picks and displays page titles in its title link documentation.
Two other ways to say the same thing
The one-line promise leaves out two points that matter to many buyers.
SEO on autopilot, with you in control
You choose how content goes live:
- Approval mode: every piece waits for your one-click approval before it publishes.
- Autopilot: brand-new posts publish automatically.
In either mode, changes to your existing pages always need your approval. Autopilot handles new posts, and you still sign off on edits to pages you already have.
Content, backlinks, and results
Most AI SEO tools either hand you a report or turn out generic posts. goodSEO.tech covers three jobs:
- Content: articles built on your own Google data, each with a featured image and SEO fields filled in.
- Backlinks: it finds sites that link to your competitors, gets their contact details, and drafts outreach emails that you send from your own mailbox. It never uses link exchanges or link farms.
- Results: before-and-after traffic for every piece it publishes, taken from Google.
What $49 a month covers
Here is what the plan includes.
Finding opportunities. goodSEO.tech connects to Google Search Console with read-only access. It looks for pages that appear in search but don't get clicked, searches you almost rank for, and problems costing you traffic, then ranks them by value. To check this yourself, see finding pages seen but not clicked in Google Search Console.
Writing and publishing. Each article includes:
- a researched topic and a written draft
- a quality check
- an original featured image
- links to relevant pages on your site and outside sources
- a closing FAQ section with FAQPage structured data
It publishes directly to WordPress, Wix, and Shopify. Custom-built sites connect through one small API endpoint. Sites on other platforms, such as Squarespace, receive finished content ready to paste.
Keeping facts accurate. Every draft is checked against a knowledge base built from your website pages and anything you add. If a draft states something unverified about your business, it fails the check and is rewritten instead of published.
Testing AI assistants. goodSEO.tech asks ChatGPT and other AI assistants the questions a customer would ask. It checks whether they recommend your business, then writes content aimed at the answers you are missing. For background, read how to get recommended by ChatGPT.
Proving results. You see before-and-after search traffic for published pieces. If you connect Google Analytics, you can also see whether visits and conversions changed afterward.
For comparison, as of October 2026, several autopilot article tools charge $99 to $149 a month per site for a similar number of articles. Research and writing tools such as Semrush do not publish to your site on autopilot. Semrush vs. AI that publishes explains the difference.
Free analysis vs. the paid plan
The full site analysis is free and needs no credit card. It shows the opportunities found on your site and what each one is worth.
Writing and publishing content requires the $49 a month plan. Nothing is published, and you are not charged, until you choose a plan.
How to get started
- Create an account and connect your site. Connect Google Search Console and, if you like, Google Analytics. Search Console is required and Analytics is optional. Access is read-only and nothing needs installing. Setup takes about 10 minutes.
- Review the free analysis. You see every opportunity on your site, scored.
- Approve drafts or turn on autopilot for new posts.
- Watch the before-and-after numbers for each published piece.
If you don't have Search Console yet, sign in at search.google.com/search-console, add your site, and verify ownership. Google only starts collecting data after verification, so a brand-new account needs a few days before the analysis has much to show. Free Google Search Console checks covers what you can review on your own in the meantime.
If you manage several client sites, each website is billed separately, and the app supports client approvals. See SEO for digital marketers for how that workflow fits agency work.
A tip for your own homepage title
While you're tidying up your SEO, check your homepage title. The goal is for your title, main heading, meta description, and opening lines to state the same promise and, if relevant, the same price. Mixed messages make searchers hesitate.
A quick routine:
- One unique title. Give your homepage a single title element that no other page uses.
- Visible to Google. Make sure the title is in the HTML the server sends, not added later by a script.
- Matching share titles. Set your Open Graph and Twitter titles to match, so links shared on social media show the same message.
- Ask Google to recrawl. Use the URL Inspection tool in Search Console to request reindexing. Check back later to confirm Google shows the title as you wrote it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the goodSEO.tech free SEO analysis really free?
Yes. goodSEO.tech analyzes your whole site for free and does not ask for a credit card. The analysis shows each opportunity it found and what that opportunity is worth. Writing and publishing content requires the paid plan, which is $49 a month per website.
Do I need Google Search Console before signing up for goodSEO.tech?
You need Google Search Console for the analysis, because goodSEO.tech uses its data to find searches your site is close to winning. If you don't have it yet, you can set it up for free and verify your site, which usually takes about 15 minutes. Google only collects data after you verify, so a brand-new account needs a few days before the analysis has much to show.
What is the difference between approval mode and autopilot in goodSEO.tech?
In approval mode, every piece waits for your one-click approval before it goes live. In autopilot mode, brand-new posts publish automatically. In both modes, goodSEO.tech always asks for your approval before changing any existing page on your site.
Can goodSEO.tech check whether ChatGPT recommends my business?
Yes. goodSEO.tech asks AI assistants such as ChatGPT the questions a customer would ask and checks whether they recommend your business. It then writes content aimed at the answers where your business is missing.
How long does it take to set up goodSEO.tech?
Creating a goodSEO.tech account and connecting your website, Google Search Console, and Google Analytics takes about 10 minutes. The Google connections are read-only and need nothing installed. Once connected, you can review the free analysis and decide whether to start the $49 a month plan.