Automated SEO that improves your real site every week
Website autopilot scans your site for free every week, writes the fixes as finished text, applies them where your site lives once you approve, and measures what each one won in Google and AI answers.
- 62 checks a week, free
- Applied to your CMS or repository
- Measured against pages left alone
Proposed this week adidas.com/us/supernova-rise-2-shoes
Lost on ChatGPT best running shoes for high mileage training
- Section Who the Supernova Rise 2 is built for Rewritten
- FAQ How many miles does the Supernova Rise 2 last? Added
- Schema Product, FAQPage Added
- Meta Supernova Rise 2, daily trainer for high mileage | adidas Rewritten
Approve 4 changes
Goes live on Shopify
62 checks on your site every week, free
- Crawling and indexing Google and the AI crawlers reach the pages that sell. 15
- On the page Titles, descriptions and headings that answer what buyers ask. 14
- Structured data Product, FAQ, review and organization markup search and AI read. 13
- Trust Who you are, who writes and how to reach you, before AI names you. 7
- Links Internal links that lead buyers to the pages that convert. 4
- Conversion A clear next step on every page that brings traffic. 4
- Media Images with alt text and sizes that load fast. 3
- Speed Pages that load before the buyer leaves. 2
- What AI cites Your page beside the pages AI cites for the same question, and what they say that you do not. per page
Finished changes, not tasks
Each proposal is the text itself: a rewritten section, the questions buyers ask, the schema and the meta, written from your facts in your voice. You see it on your live page, each change numbered where it lands, and approve it.
- Fast 1 credit a page Writes from the page, your key facts and the pages AI cites, in one pass.
- Complete 2 credits a page Reads your related pages and knowledge base first, then answers every question the page loses.
hubspot.com/products/crm
Lost on Perplexity best free CRM for small business
Cited instead
Salesforce
Free CRM for small businesses, free for the whole team | HubSpot
What a small team gets free, and when to pay
Contacts, deal pipelines, email tracking and live chat stay free for every user, so a five person team starts selling the same day.
- Is HubSpot CRM really free?
- How does HubSpot compare to Salesforce for a small team?
- When does a small business need a paid plan?
SoftwareApplicationFAQPage The pages your site is missing, written too
When buyers ask for something no page answers, a comparison, a city, a product line, it proposes the page with the prompts it should win, writes it in each of your languages and publishes it as a draft or live.
adidas.com - Comparison
/us/adidas-vs-nike-running-shoes
Asked on ChatGPT: adidas or Nike for a first marathon EN Write page - City page
/de/stores/berlin
Asked on AI Mode: adidas store in Berlin open Sunday DE, EN Write page - Product line
/us/running-shoes-for-flat-feet
Lost on Perplexity to Brooks and ASICS EN, ES Write page
Applied where your site lives, as far as you allow
Connect your site once. Approved changes go live in place, every one can be undone, and you choose how much happens without you.
Applies on its own
- You approve every change.
- The kinds you pick, like a missing meta description, apply on their own.
- Every change goes live on its own.
Goes live on
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WordPress -
Shopify -
Webflow -
Wix -
Ghost -
GitHub - Webhook
Every change measured against pages it left alone
Similar pages it left alone stay as a control, so you see what each change won in AI answers, Google clicks and AI crawler visits, and not what the season did.
It tells you, and your client signs off
Proposals that wait for you arrive by email, measured results and new pages land in Slack, and the weekly digest sums up the rest. An agency sends its client one link to approve or reject, no login needed.
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Measured at day 28 on adidas.com +11 points over held-back pages on /us/supernova-rise-2-shoes
- 4 changes on adidas.com wait for your approval
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4 changes on /us/supernova-rise-2-shoes wait for you Approve Reject
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What does Website autopilot do?
It scans your site every week, finds what keeps each page out of Google and AI answers, writes the fix as finished text (a rewritten section, an FAQ, schema, a title and description), applies it to your site once you approve, writes the pages your site is missing and measures what every change won. The rest of the recurring work, reports, alerts and articles, is on the SEO automation page.
Is the scan really free?
Yes. Every plan, Free included, gets the weekly scan, all 62 checks and a sample proposal for the home page. Writing proposals and applying them start on Starter at $49 a month and cost 1 credit a page at Fast or 2 at Complete, for each language the page is written in, a new page included.
Which sites can it change?
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Ghost, a GitHub repository, or any tool through a webhook. With nothing connected, each change arrives as a task to paste. So does what a platform does not let apps change, such as the text of a Wix static page or a Shopify theme section.
Does anything go live without my approval?
Only what you allow. Autonomy has three levels: nothing applies on its own, the kinds of change you pick apply on their own, or everything does.
Can I see a change on my page before I approve it?
Yes. Each proposal opens on your live page, as it is now and with the changes, every change numbered where it lands. It reads the page itself, so it looks the same on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or any other site, and a client approving from an agency link sees it too.
Can I undo a change?
Yes. Every applied change keeps the page as it was, and undo puts it back. A proposal also expires on its own if the page changed after it was written, so it never overwrites newer work.
How do I know a change worked?
Each change is measured over the following weeks: mentions in AI answers on the engines your reports track, Search Console clicks and AI crawler visits, compared with similar pages left alone, so you see what the change won.
Does it learn from what I reject?
Yes. Before writing it reads what you rejected and why, what was undone, what was applied and how it did, and your brand voice, so it does not propose the same thing twice.
How is this different from Content Studio?
Website autopilot improves the pages that sell (home, products, services, pricing, cities) and writes the business pages you are missing. Content Studio writes and improves articles. A finding that needs an article goes to Content, with its evidence.
Let your site get better every week
Run the free scan on your site and read the first proposal for your home page. No card.