Sebora
Fully autonomous SEO operator that builds your SEO plan, writes optimized articles, and delivers them ready to publish.
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What is Sebora?
Sebora is a fully autonomous SEO agent designed for founders who want SEO handled without learning the process. It takes content SEO completely off your plate by qualifying your site, pulling a Google Search Console baseline, building a business brief, creating a topic cluster strategy, writing SEO-optimized articles, and delivering them as ready-to-publish drafts to your CMS. You approve the brief and plan before any writing begins, giving you control while Sebora handles everything else.
Key features include site qualification (checking reachability, indexability, and CMS detection), GSC baseline analysis (top queries, top pages, and striking-distance opportunities), business brief generation (ICP, positioning, and conversion goal), topic cluster strategy with priority and effort scoring, and article writing with 1,200+ words including title tags, meta descriptions, internal links, FAQ sections, and JSON-LD schema. Sebora delivers drafts directly to WordPress, Webflow, or Shopify, or provides export-ready files.
Sebora is specifically for founders and business owners who want to delegate SEO rather than manage it themselves. It differs from traditional SEO tools that give you dashboards and expect you to act on them. Instead, Sebora runs a deterministic workflow that builds strategy from real search data, writes ready-to-publish articles once you approve the plan, and delivers drafts to your CMS. The service is free to start with no credit card required, and nothing publishes without your approval.
Sebora pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Sebora offers four pricing plans: Free tier (available periodically as trial, no credit card required to start), Starter at $29/month (billed annually at $278.40) for up to 1 website, 8 articles/month, 300 keyword generations/month with standard cluster strategy; Growth at $49/month (billed annually at $470.40) for up to 5 websites, 20 articles/month, 1,200 keyword generations/month with CMS draft delivery and priority plan regeneration; Scale at $79/month (billed annually at $758.40) for up to 10 websites, 40 articles/month, 4,000 keyword generations/month with CMS delivery, priority regeneration, and custom cluster strategy. All plans include site qualification, business brief, and deterministic SEO planning. Human-in-the-loop add-on with expert editor review is +$99/month (billed annually at $950.40).
Sebora pros
- Fully autonomous SEO agent you delegate to, not a tool you learn
- Site qualification checks reachability, indexability, and CMS before writing
- Pulls real Google Search Console data for baseline analysis
- Generates business brief with ICP, positioning, and conversion goal
- Creates topic cluster strategy with priority and effort scoring
- Articles are 1,200+ words with complete SEO metadata
- Includes title tags, meta descriptions, and internal links
- Automatically adds FAQ sections to every article
- Generates Article and FAQ JSON-LD schema
- Delivers drafts directly to WordPress, Webflow, or Shopify
- Free to start with no credit card required
- You approve brief and plan before any writing begins
- Nothing publishes without your approval
- Read-only Search Console access for security
- CMS connections are draft-only for safety
- Cancel anytime with no lock-in
- Upgrade or downgrade plan anytime
- Human-in-the-loop addond available for expert review
- Custom cluster strategy included in Scale plan
- Priority plan regeneration in Growth and Scale plans
Sebora cons
- Requires Google Search Console access connection
- CMS delivery only supports WordPress, Webflow, and Shopify
- Human editor add-on costs extra $99/month
- Lower tiers lack CMS draft delivery feature
- Custom cluster strategy only in Scale plan
- Annual billing required for advertised prices
- Trials offered only periodically, not guaranteed
- You must approve plan before writing (adds manual step)
- Limited to 8 articles/month on cheapest Starter plan
- No one-time payment option, subscription only
Frequently asked questions about Sebora
How does the subscription work?
Choose a plan based on websites, article volume, and keyword capacity. Sebora runs site qualification, creates your brief and plan, then generates drafts after you approve. You can cancel anytime without lock-in.
Is there a free trial?
Trials are offered periodically. If a trial is available, you will see the terms before checkout. The service is free to start with no credit card required.
What does the human-in-the-loop add-on include?
A human editor reviews every article before delivery. They check tone, accuracy, and brand fit. Sebora still does the work, but a person makes sure it is right. This add-on costs +$99/month.
Can I change my plan later?
Yes. You can upgrade or downgrade anytime. Sebora adjusts your article volume from the next billing cycle.
What if I want changes to an article?
Share your feedback and Sebora will update the draft automatically based on your input.
Do I need to give Sebora access to my site?
Search Console access is read-only, and CMS connections are optional for draft delivery. You control both connections and can revoke access anytime.
Can I pick my own topics?
Yes. Sebora builds a cluster strategy and explains the reasoning. You can edit or add topics before writing starts after you approve the plan.
What happens if I cancel?
Sebora stops new generation at the end of your billing period. All drafts and published content stay yours.
How is Sebora different from other AI SEO tools?
Most AI SEO tools give you dashboards, keyword data, and AI writers, then expect you to manage the workflow yourself. Sebora is a delegated AI SEO agent: you drop your URL, approve the brief and plan, and Sebora handles everything from site qualification to article delivery. It is a system you delegate to, not a tool you learn.
Which CMS platforms does Sebora support?
Sebora delivers drafts directly to WordPress, Webflow, and Shopify. CMS connections are optional—you can also export articles manually. All CMS connections push articles as drafts, so nothing publishes without your approval.