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An AI SEO writer that starts from your Search Console data

Many AI writers start from a keyword you bring. Serpwright looks at the searches your site already shows up for, proposes titles for the ones none of your pages ranks for, then researches, writes, fact-checks and publishes each article you approve.

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  • 3 days free, no card
  • 10 articles in the trial
  • AI included on every plan

Six jobs an AI SEO writer has to do

Writing the words is one of them. The other five decide whether the page ranks.

  1. Pick what to write

    Title ideas come from searches your site already gets impressions for while none of your pages ranks in the top 20. Each title shows the query and its numbers. You approve the ones worth writing.

  2. Research the results page

    For each title it reads the pages ranking today and writes a brief: the headings, depth, questions and schema they cover, and what they miss.

  3. Get the facts right

    It builds a fact sheet quoted from those pages and, where they exist, from official sources. Every checkable claim in the draft is then marked supported, contradicted or unsupported for you to review, and source links come only from that sheet.

  4. Sound like you

    Your brand voice is saved per site, drafts carry a real author byline, and every draft is checked for stock AI phrases before you see it.

  5. Publish properly

    One click to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or Ghost, or a signed webhook, with the cover image, inline photos, internal links, FAQ, schema and author. It resubmits your sitemap, and pings IndexNow once your key is verified.

  6. Keep pages ranking

    Positions are tracked weekly. When a page stalls, it proposes edits, such as a new section for queries the page doesn't answer yet, that you apply in one click.

On WordPress? The plugin publishes with the SEO title, meta description, featured image and schema in place.

Planning an article yourself? Start from the free SEO content brief template, then check the draft's keyword use.

Pages it writes

Each page type has its own prompt, structure and schema.

  • Blog post
  • Buying guide
  • Comparison
  • Product page
  • Collection page
  • Service page
  • City page
  • Landing page
  • Homepage
  • FAQ page
  • Knowledge base

Where it falls short

  • Sites with no search traffic at all get fewer data-backed titles. Under 30 days of Search Console data, Serpwright starts in seed mode and suggests titles from your focus topics.
  • It doesn't give a live content score while you type. If you want to write every article yourself with a scoring editor, a content optimization tool fits better.
  • It flags risky claims; it doesn't replace your read. You review every draft by default, unless you turn on the drip.

Comparing tools? See how Serpwright compares with Surfer SEO, Frase, Clearscope, MarketMuse, Writesonic, Jasper, Koala AI, or all of them side by side.

Writing a title by hand? Check where Google cuts it with the free SERP preview tool.

Questions

What is an AI SEO writer?
Software that writes articles meant to rank in search. A useful one also decides what to write, researches the pages that already rank, checks its facts, publishes the article and tracks how it does. Serpwright does all of those steps and asks you to approve the titles and drafts.
Is AI-written content bad for SEO?
Google's published guidance says it rewards helpful, original content however it is produced, and that using automation mainly to manipulate rankings breaks its spam policies. That is why Serpwright picks titles from searches your site already shows up for whenever it has that data, builds each article on a sourced brief, and has you review the draft.
Which AI model writes the articles?
Articles are written on GPT-6.1 Sol with Serpwright's own account. There's no API key to set up and no token bill: the AI is part of every plan.
Does anything get published without me?
Not by default. You approve every title, can edit every brief and draft, and press Publish yourself, unless you turn on the drip, which publishes drafts at the next slot without review. If you want less clicking, Automation settings can approve only the titles that clear a confidence threshold you set, and can publish finished articles without review.
What kinds of pages can it write?
Blog post, Buying guide, Comparison, Product page, Collection page, Service page, City page, Landing page, Homepage, FAQ page, Knowledge base. Each type has its own structure and schema.
How much does it cost?
$79 a month for 1 site and 30 articles a month, or $790 a year for 10 sites and 3 articles a day. The 3-day trial needs no card and includes 10 articles.

Source for Google's position: Google Search Central, Google Search's guidance about AI-generated content.

See the titles your site is missing

Connect Search Console in the trial and the first title ideas appear when the sync finishes. 3 days, no card.

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