The most common questions and honest answers.

It is an autonomous SEO agent: you give the address of your website and the system analyses your industry, builds a topic calendar, writes articles, picks illustrations for them and publishes them on your blog - every day, without your involvement. The second pillar is measuring visibility in AI, that is checking whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini mention your brand.

A generator waits for you to type a topic and you decide yourself what to do with the text. Here the system picks topics from real search queries, writes, illustrates and publishes on your site on its own - and then measures the effect. Your role ends with setting up the brand profile.

No. The system makes the SEO decisions: keyword selection, text structure, titles, meta descriptions, internal linking. What we need from you is a description of your business and permission to publish.

By default one finished article a day, up to 30 a month per website. The package can be raised to 60 or 90 articles a month.

The first rise in traffic is usually visible after one to two months, once Google has indexed the new content. SEO is not a channel for tomorrow - it is a channel that, once built, keeps working, including when you stop paying.

No, and nobody honest will. Google decides the order of results, not the tool vendor. We guarantee what we control: that content is produced daily, is linguistically correct, gets published on your site and that we measure the effect without dressing it up.

From an analysis of your site and of real search queries. The system checks what people ask about in your industry, what you already cover and where you have a realistic chance. You see the calendar in the panel and you can change it.

Yes. A topic you cross out does not come back - the system remembers rejections and does not propose them in later analyses. You can also add topics of your own.

Usually 1200-1700 words: a full text with a title, meta description, headings, naturally placed keywords and links to your own pages.

The system makes sure two texts do not target the same keyword - this is known as cannibalisation and it takes visibility away from both articles. Every topic has its own keyword and its own angle.

It goes through heightened control: claims are verified, the text does not make a diagnosis, does not promise the outcome of a case or a profit, and a disclaimer matched to the category appears under the article. You can also set your own wording for the disclaimer.

No. Citing other people's websites as a source is forbidden, as is linking to portals, blogs and competitors. We allow at most one external link and only to an official or encyclopaedic source, if the writer inserts it itself.

Yes - that is the guidelines library. You point to documents (industry guidelines, legal acts, your own materials) and the writer relies on them ahead of its own knowledge. Every 30 days we check whether the document has changed at the source.

It does not reach your blog. It gets a needs-review status and waits in the panel. The system does not publish a weak text just to make a counter add up.

WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow and Notion, and for sites on a custom engine we have an open connector - a dozen or so lines of code whose content is publicly available before you buy. Publishing is automatic, with no copying and pasting.

With an application password: you create it in your WordPress profile and paste it into the panel. It is a separate password just for us, not your login password - you can revoke it at any moment and publishing stops working immediately.

Yes. Articles can arrive in your CMS as drafts - you publish them with one click after reading. By default the system publishes on its own, but you can change that setting at any time.

The system recognises your edit and does not overwrite it in later updates. Overwriting requires your explicit consent.

Into your site's media library, not onto our server - that way your blog does not depend on us to display its images. The exception is the custom connector, whose protocol does not provide for file uploads.

If you have WordPress, the blog is already there - you just switch it on. In Shopify we create the blog automatically. With your own system you need a connector.

It is whether assistants - ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and AI Overviews in Google - mention your brand when someone asks a question from your industry. An assistant's answer is one paragraph with a few names, not ten links: either you are in that answer or you do not exist.

There are no ads to buy there. The assistant names what it found - that is, sites that have content on the subject and are accessible to it. That is the one reason why it is worth dealing with this now rather than in two years.

We regularly ask assistants questions from your industry and check whether your brand appears in the answer, for which questions, and whether your site is cited as a source. We also show who is named instead of you. The measurement is repeated, because a single answer means nothing - what counts is the trend.

It depends which ones. Citing bots come to the site when a user asks a question - blocking them genuinely cuts you out of the answer. Training bots collect content to train models and blocking them does not take citations away. Many sites block everything "AI-related" wholesale and lose visibility while thinking they are protecting their content. We check both groups separately.

In over 50 languages, keeping a natural tone and correct grammar. Every website has its own language, and the language of the content is checked separately after writing - an article in the wrong language does not leave the system.

Yes - you run each language version as a separate website within one account, with its own brand profile and its own calendar.

Yes, if you set local reach - then the system writes for your city and its surroundings. If you work across the whole country, city names do not appear at all: this is a separate gate, because a nationwide company should not get content about a random town just because a keyword had search volume.

A monthly subscription, with no fixed-term contract. You pay by card or BLIK. Prices in the price list are net - VAT is added to the amount due.

A pool that pays for the actions that cost something: writing an article, generating an image, measuring AI visibility, fetching a document into the guidelines library. The pool renews in the rhythm of your billing period - if you pay on the 8th, the fresh pool arrives on the 8th, not on the first day of the month.

Yes, at any time - payment is monthly and there is no commitment. Everything works normally until the end of the period you have paid for.

Articles published on your site are yours and stay where they are. They contain neither our brand nor links to us - nothing disappears and nothing stops working.

You get an email and you see a bar in the panel. There is a grace period to fix the payment; we state its length explicitly before anything happens. During that time the automation is stopped - we do not write articles and do not run measurements on credit.

Yes, automatically. With a Polish tax ID we take the address from official registers rather than from whatever the browser suggested at payment - that way the invoice matches the register from the first time.

Only the kind you grant yourself and can revoke: an application password in WordPress, authorisation of the official app in Shopify or a token in your own system. We do not ask for your administrator account password. Stored credentials are encrypted.

Every article gets a machine-readable marker in the code - that is our duty as the tool provider and it always happens. The visible sentence under the article is a separate matter: that duty falls on you as the publisher and you decide whether we add it or whether you declare that you read every article before publishing.

Yes. They contain no brand of ours, no links of ours and nothing that would tie your site to us. The same text does not go to anyone else either.

Access to the content is held by the automated systems that create and publish it. We do not share it with other clients and we do not use it as showcase material without your consent.