Aeoly is an AI SEO tool that writes and publishes your blog on autopilot, then watches Google to see what actually ranked. Whatever is stuck on page two, it rewrites. Content that gets better after it goes live.
Reads up to 40 pages while you watch. Report on the next screen, at a private link. No card, no account.
None of it announces itself. There is no alert, no red banner, no email. The traffic simply does not arrive, and the reason is sitting in eight places you have no reason to look.
The post goes live, weeks pass, and the traffic never arrives.
A page that is not in Google cannot rank, and nothing tells you which of yours are missing.
Two posts chasing the same search, so neither of them wins it.
Traffic slips a little every month and nobody is watching that graph.
You rank on the first page, the title does not earn the click, and it goes to someone else.
Dead links and redirect chains build up in places you will never click through.
It writes, it publishes itself, and Google counts a thin page against the whole site.
Credits disappear and the invoice at the end of the month explains nothing.
Aeoly is built to find all eight and do something about each one. The scan below starts with the ones on your site.
Any one of these takes an afternoon. It is doing all of them again next week, and the week after, that quietly stops. The cadence is always the first thing to break, and a blog that stops halfway is worth less than one that was never started.
Aeoly does every line of that on a schedule, and keeps doing it in the weeks you are busy with something else.
You did not start it to write meta descriptions on a Sunday. The work still has to happen, it just does not have to happen to you.
Strategy is the part nobody can automate: which market, which angle, which offer. The brief, the draft, the upload and the follow-up check are not that.
Enter your address. Aeoly reads every page of your real site, follows every link between them, and runs 42 checks. For each problem you get plain words on what it is, why Google cares, and the exact fix. Many of them Aeoly can just do for you, with one click.
Every draft is scored before it can reach your site. Weak ones wait for you, with the reasons listed. Google now penalises mass-produced AI filler, so the cheapest place to deal with a bad page is before it exists. Not after it has cost you a ranking.
It reads your own Search Console numbers and gives every page a decision, with the figures behind it attached. So the answer to "why this page?" is a sentence, not a score. Every change then gets 28 days alone before we judge the result.
Everyone else stops at publish, which is exactly where content starts losing traffic. Aeoly keeps watching: your rankings, which pages Google has listed, the searches a page almost ranks for. What climbs is left alone. What stalls goes back through the loop.
All of them write posts. All of them rewrite the ones that stall. That part is settled, and the table below says so. The difference is everything around it: whether anyone reads the site those posts land on, whether a weak draft can reach it, and whether you can see what it cost.
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WritesonicAll three answer every row the same way, so they share a column here. The full table, tool by tool, is on a wider screen.
OutrankRankAIWritesonicWrites and publishes articles for youYesYesYesYesRewrites pages that do not rankYesYesYesYesReads your whole site and runs 42 technical checksYesNot advertisedNot advertisedNot advertisedMaps the links between your pages, so stranded pages show upYesNot advertisedNot advertisedNot advertisedA score that stops a weak draft reaching your siteYesNot advertisedNot advertisedNot advertisedChecks every week that Google actually has your pagesYesNot advertisedNot advertisedNot advertisedShows what each paid lookup cost, as it happensYesNot advertisedNot advertisedNot advertisedA real audit of your site before you make an accountYesNot advertisedNot advertisedNot advertisedThe writing was never the expensive part. The expensive part is a post sitting on page two for a year while you assume it is working.
Find out which of your pages are doing that, freeEasy as one, two, three. Setup is the only part you touch, and it takes about as long as reading this sentence.
Type the address. Aeoly reads your pages, follows the links between them, and tells you what is broken. Nothing to install.
Sign in with Google once, read-only. Then pick where posts should go: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost and more.
It writes from what it found, scores every draft, and publishes only what clears the bar. Then it watches what ranked.
Six stages that run on their own, in the order the work actually happens. Each one is a real screen in the product.
Clicks, impressions (how often you showed up in search), where you rank on Google, and conversions (sign-ups or sales). For the whole site and for every page, pulled from your own accounts. Read-only, and connected by the same sign-in that creates the account.
That last step is the whole product. Everyone else stops at five.
Every finding is compared to your last scan, so you can see what you fixed and what came back. Safe ones become a change you can apply in a click, traced to the exact finding that caused it.
Find out in about a minute. Here is everything you get, and everything it costs.
Six of them are the loop. The rest answer the questions the loop raises: why a page is not showing on Google, why it is slow, who is linking to the other guy.
Google, Bing and Google Analytics on one chart.
Your to-do list, ranked by the clicks it is worth.
How many people search for it, how hard it is to rank, and what they want. Grouped and scheduled.
What the top results cover, and the gap you can fill.
Every article, its score, and a full editor.
Posts, changes and scans on one grid.
Weekly checks on which pages Google has listed, and why any are missing.
Who links to your competitors but not to you.
Whether Google's AI Overviews (the AI answer at the top of some searches) cite you, or your rival.
Real speed data from real users.
One-click corrections, each with a before and after.
One switch. Your budget is the only brake.
An approved article goes straight to where your site actually lives. Then Aeoly reads back from Google Search Console and Google Analytics to see how it did. Your login details are kept per site and tested the moment you save them.
Publish to a WordPress site you host yourself.
Sync into your Webflow collection, staged or live.
Writes into your Shopify store blog, not a separate site.
Framer does not let outside tools write to its blog yet. A developer can use the webhook for now.
Post straight to Wix Blog, as a draft or published.
Fill a Notion database with drafts, tables and all.
Posts straight into Ghost, formatting intact.
The hosted kind, where you cannot install plugins.
For developers. Adds each post as a file straight into your site's code.
Your WooCommerce store's blog, on the WordPress it runs on.
Posts into your BigCommerce blog.
Straight into your Squarespace blog collection.
For agencies running client sites and funnels in one place.
Writes documents into your Sanity dataset.
Creates entries in your Contentful space.
Stories into your Storyblok space, draft or published.
Entries into your self-hosted Strapi.
Nodes into Drupal, through its JSON API.
Straight to your Hashnode blog.
For developers. Connect anything: the finished article is sent to a web address you choose.
An AI SEO tool that runs the whole loop rather than one step of it: it picks the keywords, writes the articles, publishes them to your site, tracks what ranked, and rewrites the pages that stall. It starts with a free audit of 42 technical checks on your real site.
Yes. No card, no call. Aeoly reads up to 40 pages of your real site, runs all 42 checks, and hands you the report at a private link that does not expire.
Not until you say so. Out of the box, Aeoly writes drafts and saves them for you to approve. Publishing on its own is a separate switch that starts off, and even then only articles scoring 70 or better go out. Anything lower waits as a draft with the reasons listed.
Each article starts from a brief built on what is ranking on Google right now. Then it is scored for quality. Filler, padding and made-up statistics lose points. A clear angle and real numbers earn them. Below 70 it never reaches your site. You can edit anything before it goes out.
That is the entire point. Aeoly leaves a change alone for 28 days so the numbers mean something. Then it reads your Google Search Console data and decides what to do: refresh it, retitle it, aim it at a different search, merge it with another page, or leave it alone because it is climbing.
WordPress, WordPress.com, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Wix Blog, Notion, Next.js blog (GitHub), Framer or Blogger. Developers can also use a webhook to connect anything else.
One switch pauses everything. There is also a running cost total. It records every paid lookup as it happens, so you can watch the cost adding up instead of finding it on an invoice.
The scan is free and stays free, and so is a Free account, with no card. Paid plans, which add the articles, start at $99 a month billed yearly, and each one begins with a 7-day trial. Every plan is on the pricing page.
The scan is free and needs no account. If you like what it finds, sign in with Google and Aeoly starts fixing, writing and publishing for you. You can stop it with one switch.