Does SEObot have a free trial?

We did not find one. Its FAQ offers a full refund on the $49 plan if you are unhappy after the first article.

Content Autopilot vs SEObot

SEObot describes itself as a fully autonomous SEO agent: it researches, writes and publishes articles averaging 3,000 words, with fact checking and source citations, from $49 a month. It publishes weekly where we publish daily, and we found no tracking of AI assistants on its site. We have not published pricing yet.

SEObot's details were read on its own site on 14 November 2026. We make Content Autopilot, so weigh this page accordingly.

Pick SEObot if

You want the lowest stated starting price: $49 a month.
You want long articles; SEObot says its average is 3,000 words.
You publish to HubSpot or Unicorn Platform, or want YouTube videos turned into articles.
You want 50+ languages.

Pick Content Autopilot if

You want an article every day and not every week.
You want to track and act on what AI assistants say about you.
You want AI assistants to run the account: we have an MCP server, SEObot lists an API and webhooks.

Side by side

Feature	Content Autopilot	SEObot
Articles	One a day, about 1,600 words by default	Published weekly; no monthly count stated; average 3,000 words
Fact checking	Every claim listed with its source at review	A fact-checking system with citation of sources
AI visibility tracking	Built in: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, checked weekly	Not found on its site
Backlinks	Opt-in exchange with published rules	A backlinks feature, no numbers given
Publishes to	WordPress, WordPress.com, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Wix, Notion, Strapi, GoHighLevel, Framer (beta), GitHub, webhook, plus a hosted blog	WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Framer, Wix, Shopify, Notion, HubSpot, Next.js, Unicorn Platform
For AI agents	MCP server and REST API	REST API and webhooks
Languages	Your site's language, plus translation into 18 more	50+
Price	Not published yet	From $49 a month; no plan list on its site

Sources for the SEObot column: SEObot home. Prices and features change; check the vendor's site before you decide.

The difference that matters

SEObot is one of the few products besides ours that says it checks facts and cites sources. Where we differ is cadence and scope: daily against weekly, and AI visibility as part of the product.

What we could not confirm

Its site gives one starting price and no list of plans or what each includes. Article length is given as an average of 3,000 words in one place and up to 4,000 in another. It offers a refund on the $49 plan if you ask after the first article; we found no free trial.

Questions

Does SEObot have a free trial?: We did not find one. Its FAQ offers a full refund on the $49 plan if you are unhappy after the first article.