Most AI writers publish slop that breaks silently. Most site auditors cost ten times more and don't write a word. VectraSEO closes the loop — write, publish, watch, fix — from a single operator console.
Every competitor ships pieces of this — a writer here, an auditor there. We run all four on the same bench, so nothing falls between the cracks.
Competitor intel feeds the gap detector, which briefs a long-form draft complete with meta, headings, and images — scored against the ranking opportunity, not the raw model output.
One click or scheduled dispatch to WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Blogger, Zapier, Custom API, or self-hosted.
Daily or weekly sitemap crawls run twelve rules against every URL. Severity-scored issues roll up into a single 0–100 health number.
The moment new critical or warning issues land on a scan, the exact URL and evidence hit your inbox — before rankings slip.
AI writers ship words. Site auditors ship spreadsheets. Neither closes the loop — and the gap between them is where rankings quietly die.
We don't pretend one pitch fits everybody. Pick the dossier that sounds like your week — the tool is tuned for each of them differently.
"I know I should be doing content, but every hour I spend writing is an hour I'm not shipping."— the voice in the back of their head
Your SEO, running in the background while you build.
"I'm the only one on the team. I can't afford a writer, and my CEO wants to know why traffic is flat."— the voice in the back of their head
Replace a $5K/mo writer retainer — and still catch broken pages before your CEO does.
"Every new client retainer means another writer, another audit, another report. Margins keep shrinking."— the voice in the back of their head
150 client posts a month at $1.66 each. Your new margin engine.
We're not going to tell you we're better at everything. Each camp wins on one axis. Here's exactly what they're good at — and the flank they leave wide open for us to walk through.
Raw price-per-word. If you want 10,000 templated words for the cost of a coffee, they are genuinely hard to beat.
Published content that doesn't silently rot. Every post we ship gets watched by the same scanner that flags your 404s, redirect chains, and missing meta.
SERP analysis depth. They will dissect a results page down to the n-gram if that is what you are buying.
The whole loop under one bill. Competitor intel, gap detection, generation, CMS publish, and continuous site monitoring — no stitching three $99 SaaS together.
Crawl depth at enterprise scale. If you run 40,000 URLs across seventeen subdomains, that is what you pay them for.
You probably do not need a $200/mo audit suite for 200 URLs. Our monitor runs the eleven checks that actually cost SMBs rankings — at a fraction of the cost.
Not a generic "audit." Twelve specific checks that each know what they're looking for, why it matters, and how to phrase the fix. The newest — structured-data — shipped this quarter and is marked below.
Any 4xx or 5xx response code anywhere on your sitemap — the fastest way to lose rankings is to point Google at a dead page.
status >= 400Two or more redirect hops before a 200. Each hop leaks PageRank and slows crawl. Flattened once, forgotten forever.
hops > 1Missing or duplicate meta descriptions. A silent killer of click-through rate from SERPs that nobody notices until months later.
!meta.descriptionPages listed in sitemap.xml that carry a noindex directive. A direct contradiction Google will penalize you for sending.
robots == noindexHTTPS pages referencing HTTP assets. Modern browsers block these, users see warnings, and SEO signals quietly degrade.
protocol == httpTime-to-first-byte over the 3-second threshold. Core Web Vitals watches this; so should you.
ttfb > 3000msSingle-page apps serving an empty shell to bots. We detect placeholder markup and flag pages Google literally cannot read.
!content.bodyMissing Open Graph or Twitter Card tags. Your links share as naked URLs instead of rich previews — a credibility hit on every Slack, LinkedIn, and X drop.
!meta.og:imageZero or multiple <h1> headings on a page. The H1 is your primary topic signal — ambiguity here weakens every query you rank for.
h1.count != 1Missing mobile viewport meta. Without it, Google’s mobile-first index renders at desktop width on phones and fails the mobile-usability check.
!meta.viewportImages shipped without an alt attribute. Breaks image search indexing and screen readers at once — accessibility and SEO share the same fix.
img.alt == nullMissing or broken JSON-LD. Google needs schema.org markup to show rich results (stars, price, breadcrumbs) — and a single malformed block wipes out every other valid block on the page.
ld+json invalidThe questions we get on every call. If yours isn't here, open a ticket and we'll add it to the dossier.
Monitoring, CMS adapters, email alerts, competitor analysis, image generation — no add-ons, no "enterprise" upcharge for basic things.
Drop your email. We'll send a magic link, run your first scan, and write your first three posts before you finish a cup of coffee.