Agency SEO software: automate content on every client site
By Pavlo Fedotov, Founder of Seonix · Prices checked October 29, 2026For an agency, the SEO software worth paying for is the one that does client work, not just reports on it. Seonix, which we build, runs the content side of each client site as its own project: keyword research, 30 articles a month, publishing to the client's CMS (after your approval, if you want it), a technical site audit and the site's Search Console results, for $49 per site a month. It has no white-label reports, client logins or team seats, so agencies keep their reporting tool next to it.
Below: which client work to automate and which to keep, what eight AI SEO autopilots charge for five client sites (from their official pricing pages on October 29, 2026), how an agency runs Seonix day to day, and the limits to check before you move a client onto it.
We build Seonix. Read this as a vendor's guide: every price for the other tools comes from their own pricing pages, and Seonix's limits are listed as plainly as its features.
What to automate for clients, and what to keep
Client SEO is the same seven jobs on every site. Automate the repeatable ones per site, and keep the ones that need your judgment or your client relationship.
Keyword research for each client
AutomateSeonix researches each site's queries with real search demand, in the client's language and market.
Content plan and calendar
Automate, you approveThe calendar fills itself from that research; you move, add or drop topics.
Articles in the client's voice
Automate, you approveDrafts follow each client's brand profile; you edit them before they go live.
Publishing to the client's CMS
AutomateOn a schedule, or only after your approval while the site is in draft mode.
Technical site audit
AutomateThe whole client site is crawled for SEO, technical, speed and AI-search issues; many fixes apply in one click on WordPress.
Results and client reporting
PartlyEach site's Search Console results sit in your dashboard; client-facing reports stay with your reporting tool.
Strategy, client calls, link building
Keep it humanNo tool should own these; Google treats automated link building as spam.
One login, a separate project for every client site
Each client site lives in its own Seonix project with its own connection, voice and plan, so nothing carries over from one client to another.
Your agency login
Up to 10 client sites
- Client site on WordPressBrand profileKeyword planDraft mode
- Client store on ShopifyBrand profileCalendarAuto mode
- Client site on WebflowOwn languageSearch ConsoleDraft mode
Live on each client's site
In the client's brand voice
Any mix of platforms
WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Ghost, or a custom site through one endpoint: one connection per client site.
Approval per client
Run a new client in draft mode and switch a site you trust to automatic publishing. The mode is set per site.
Each client's voice and language
Every site gets its own brand profile and writes in its own language, from 50+ supported.
AI agents across clients
One MCP connection lets Claude Code or Cursor read Site Health, Search Console and keywords for every paid client site.
What AI SEO software charges for more client sites
Content autopilots price client sites in three ways: per site, a number of sites bundled into a plan, or one credit pool that every site shares. Here is what five client sites cost on each, from the official pricing pages on October 29, 2026.
- More client sites$49 per site ($470 a year per site)5 sites / month$245or $2,350 a year on yearly billingArticles30 per siteSite auditSeats and client reportsOne login; no seats or white-label reports
Seonixour product - OutrankSeonix vs OutrankMore client sites$99 per site; 10% off at 2-4 sites, 15% at 5-19, 20% at 20-255 sites / month$421after its 15% volume discountArticles30 per siteSite auditSeats and client reportsUnlimited users; no client reports listed
- RankYakrankyak.comMore client sites$99 for every site5 sites / month$495Articles30 per siteSite auditSeats and client reportsNo seats or client reports listed
- TheSEOAgenttheseoagent.aiMore client sites$99, then $79 per extra site5 sites / month$415Articles30 on the first site; not stated for extra sitesSite auditSeats and client reportsNo seats or client reports listed
- Sight AItrysight.aiMore client sites$99 Starter for 1 site, then $59 per extra site5 sites / month$335Starter plus four extra sitesArticles5,000 credits a month, shared by all sitesSite auditSeats and client reports1 seat, $29 per extra; client reports from Pro, white-label on Business ($449, 10 sites)
- SEO.aiseo.aiMore client sites$149 for one site, $299 for up to three5 sites / month$449on its price slider, excl. VATArticlesNot publishedSite auditSeats and client reportsNo seats or client reports listed
- ArvowSeonix vs ArvowMore client sites5 sites on Business, unlimited on Ultimate5 sites / month$169Business; $69 a month billed yearlyArticles3,000 credits a month, shared by all sitesSite auditSeats and client reports1 sub-account on Business; white-label reports on Ultimate
- Autoblogging.aiautoblogging.aiMore client sites3, 5, 20 or unlimited sites, by plan5 sites / month$99Standard planArticles300 credits a month, shared by all sitesSite auditSeats and client reportsNo seats or client reports listed
Month-to-month prices before tax from each vendor's official pricing page on October 29, 2026; several vendors discount yearly billing. A credit pool is shared by every site on the plan, so the articles each client gets depend on how you split it. Site audit means a crawl of the whole site, not a check of one article. We did not run paid tests of these tools.
Per-site pricing is predictable when every client gets the same volume; a shared credit pool costs less when a few clients take most of the articles. Among the tools that charge per site, Seonix's $49 is the lowest, and at these prices it is the only one that includes a whole-site technical audit with an issue report.
Where seats and client reports come from
Writer-led platforms with seats
For agencies whose writers do the work
- Frase Scale, $299 a month: 5 seats, up to 10 domains and client-ready reports to export; white-label reports and a client portal come with Enterprise
- Scalenut Plus, $89 a month at list price: 2 domains and up to 4 team members; its Professional plan is the one it aims at agencies
- They score and track the text; the publishing cadence stays with your team
Research and reporting suites
For the data and the client dashboards
- Semrush and Ahrefs: keyword and backlink databases, rank tracking and site audits
- Client dashboards and white-label reports come from a suite like these or a dedicated reporting tool
- They show what to do; the content work stays with your team or an autopilot
How an agency runs Seonix
Five steps per client. The first one is free and needs no card, so you can see a client's plan before anyone pays.
- 1
Analyze the client's site for free
Paste the client's URL. Seonix builds the brand profile, finds the queries worth winning and drafts a content plan.
- 2
Connect the client's CMS
WordPress through the free plugin; Webflow, Shopify, Wix and Ghost through their APIs; any other site through one endpoint.
- 3
Start in draft mode
Every article waits for you. Edit it, approve it, and it publishes on the client's site.
- 4
Switch on Starter for that site
$49 a month, or $470 a year, per client site: 30 articles a month on a publishing schedule.
- 5
Repeat for the next client
Each client is a new project. Check every site's Search Console results and site health in its own dashboard.
Seonix for agencies: what it does and what it doesn't
What it does
- Up to 10 client sites under one login, each its own project
- Its own CMS connection, brand profile, keyword plan and calendar per site
- Draft mode per site: you approve before anything is published
- Articles in the client's brand voice, under the author set in the client's CMS connection
- A technical audit of every client site, with one-click fixes on WordPress
- One MCP connection that reads every paid client site
What it doesn't
- No team seats or roles: an account has one login
- No client logins or client portal
- No white-label or exported client reports
- No overview of all clients on one screen
- No agency plan or volume discount: every site is $49
- Not built for more than 10 client sites per login
Most agencies keep their reporting tool for client dashboards and rank tracking, and let Seonix do the content work on each site.
Clients who hold their own Seonix account can sign up through your partner link: the affiliate program pays 50% of their payments for their first 12 months.
Affiliate programSeven questions to ask before you move clients onto a tool
- 1What do five, ten or twenty client sites cost, at the volume each client needs?
- 2Is the article quota per site, or one credit pool shared by every client?
- 3Does it publish to each client's CMS, or export text you paste in?
- 4Can you approve drafts per client before they go live?
- 5Does each client get its own brand voice and plan, and who appears as the author?
- 6Who can log in: your team, your clients, or only you?
- 7Where do client reports come from: the tool, or your reporting stack?
The short version
Pick by the work you sell:
Seonix$49 per site a month: research, 30 articles, publishing with your approval and a site audit.
One credit pool for every site: less per article, no site audit report (Arvow's agent fixes technical gaps without one).
Seats, domains and content scoring; the publishing cadence stays with your team.
Rank tracking, research and branded reports; the work itself stays with you.