Your AI SEO Agent

For execution work — keyword research, brief generation, on-page audits, ranking reports, schema generation — yes, comfortably. For strategy calls (which keywords are worth chasing this quarter, when to rebuild a site architecture, how to weight content vs links), a senior consultant is still worth their fee. The honest pitch: hire the agent for the 80% of work that's pattern-matching, keep the consultant for the 20% that's judgment.

Ahrefs, Google Search Console, Google Analytics, WordPress, Webflow, Notion, Slack, and Google Sheets natively. The agent also runs on top of Arahi's 1,500+ app library, so if your stack includes Surfer, Frase, Clearscope, Linear, Asana, or anything else, you can pipe data in or out without writing code.

Yes — but the default is briefs, not finished posts. The agent ships writer-ready briefs (intent, H2 outline, internal-link targets, source citations) because that's where AI adds the most leverage and humans add the most quality. If you want full drafts, turn on the draft step and the agent will write a 1,500-word post in your brand voice. You'll still want a human edit before publish.

On setup the agent indexes your last 20–50 published pages — blog posts, product pages, customer emails — and learns your tone, sentence length, signature phrases, and the topics you avoid. You can override anything in the brief: tone sliders for formality, reading level, sales-y vs editorial. Outputs improve as you accept or edit drafts.

Free for 1,500 actions/month — enough to run weekly reports for a small site. Paid plans start at $49/month for unlimited connections and ship around 5,000 actions; the Growth tier at $149 covers most operator teams. Agencies running 10+ client sites usually land on Pro at $349. No per-keyword or per-credit metering — pricing stays flat as the workload scales.

Those are best-in-class for one job each — Surfer for on-page scoring, Frase for brief generation, SEMrush for ranking data. The Arahi SEO agent doesn't try to beat them at their own game; it sits one layer up and orchestrates the work. The agent reads from Surfer or Frase via API, takes action across your CMS, and writes the report. If you already pay for those tools, the agent makes them more useful. If you don't, it can do enough natively for most teams.