Buying guide

Best AI SEO autopilots and assistants

By Joonas Rotko, ex-agency co-owner, 10+ years spending real marketing budgets

Prices verified 2 Oct 2026 · How I choose, and how I earn from this page

For one small business site publishing about eight articles a month, I'd start with BabyLoveGrowth: its Grow plan bundles articles, backlinks and AI prompt tracking for $49/month billed annually. If you want to read every draft before it goes live, SoRank and Distribb are built for that. Plans checked 2 Oct 2026.

The workload is one site and about eight articles a month. BabyLoveGrowth, SoRank, BlogSEO, Distribb and ContentPen state an article count, so their prices are for that workload. For SEObot, Soro, Arvow, Koala AI and ChatSEO they are the entry plan, with no article count behind them.

1 site
about 8 articles a month

Who this is for. Small business owners and solo marketers who want articles researched, written and published for them, and who pay for the tool themselves. The tools range from fully automatic (it writes and publishes on a schedule) to guided (it tells you what to do and you stay in charge). The real risk is not the monthly fee but a wrong claim about your business sitting on your own domain, so choose by how much you want to review, not by how many articles a plan promises.

Looking for something else?

Different job, different guide.

I want to do the SEO myself

I want to improve the articles I already write

Best AI content toolsScoring and briefing articles before you publish.

I'm more worried about AI search than blog posts

Best AI visibility toolsTrack whether AI assistants name your business when buyers ask.

My picks for different needs

Find the line that sounds like you. Each pick links to the full reasoning below.

One subscription for articles, backlinks and AI prompt tracking
The most bundled entry plan here, with a yearly price lower than most.
Why this one
BabyLoveGrowth
My default
$49/moannual
See BabyLoveGrowth plansAffiliate link
I want it running in the background with almost no involvement
It plans and writes every week, with approval optional rather than the default.
Why this one
SEObot
$49/momonthly
See SEObot plansAffiliate link
I want to review articles in my CMS before they go live
Drafts land in your CMS for approval, or publish on a schedule you set.
Why this one
Sorank
$49/moannual
See Sorank plansAffiliate link
I want month-to-month billing with a stated article count and a backlink allowance
One flat monthly price covers a stated number of articles, backlinks and automatic publishing, with no yearly commitment to unlock it.
Why this one
BlogSEO
$97/momonthly
See BlogSEO plansAffiliate link
I want to try it free before I pay
A free allowance with no card, then a low-priced entry plan sized in words.
Why this one
Koala AI
$20/moannual
See Koala AI plans
I want to stay in control and be told what to fix
A co-pilot you direct by chat, priced in credits and in euros.
Why this one
ChatSEO
€23/moannual
See ChatSEO plansAffiliate link

The tools side by side

Each row is the plan I priced. BabyLoveGrowth, SoRank, BlogSEO, Distribb and ContentPen state an article count, and their rows are the cheapest plan that covers about eight a month. SEObot, Soro, Arvow, Koala AI and ChatSEO state none, so their rows are the entry plan and say what it sells instead.

SEObot: I priced Entry plan. The vendor shows a starting price, not a plan with an article count.

Soro: I priced Entry plan. The vendor shows a starting price and a daily post, not an article count per plan.

Arvow: I priced Solo. The vendor sells credits, not articles.

Koala AI: I priced Starter. The vendor sells a word and credit allowance, not articles.

ChatSEO: I priced Starter. The vendor sells credits that pay for chat messages, not articles.

one site and about eight articles a month: plan priced, monthly and annual cost, Articles, Approval or auto-publish, Publishes to, Free start
Tool and plan	Cost per month	Articles	Approval or auto-publish	Publishes to	Free start
BabyLoveGrowthGrow	$49annual $99 monthly	30 a month	Auto-publish to WordPress, Shopify and 8 more; scheduled publishing drip or batch	WordPress, Shopify, Webflow + 8 more (auto-publish); any CMS via API	3-day trial
SEObotEntry plan	Not sold annually $49 monthly	Not published	Optional approval: SEObot can email a list of articles to accept or decline, and articles can be edited inside SEObot before publishing to your CMS	CMS: Framer, Ghost, HubSpot, Notion, Shopify, Unicorn Platform, Webflow, Wix, WordPress. Integrations: REST API, Webhooks, NextJS, Zappier, Make, etc.	Trial not published
SorankEssential	$49annual $99 monthly	20 a month	Articles can be saved as drafts in your CMS to review, edit or approve before publication, or published automatically on the schedule you choose	WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, or custom webhook	Trial not published
BlogSEOAmbition	Not sold annually $97 monthly	30 a month	Articles can be reviewed and edited before and after they are published; tone, keywords and topics are adjustable in settings	WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, HubSpot, Shopware, BigCommerce, Contentful, Ghost, Strapi, Wix, Odoo, Drupal, Blogger, GoHighLevel, hosted blog, custom webhook; Lovable, Bolt.new, Replit, Rocket.new, Base44 and v0 via webhook	3-day trial
DistribbPro	$79annual $97 monthly	30 a month	You can preview and modify any content before publication, using an AI-powered editor	WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Notion, Wix and Framer, publishing automatically	7-day trial
ContentPenStarter	$39annual $49 monthly	12 a month	Not published	Direct CMS publishing on every plan; webhooks from Growth	7-day trial
SoroEntry plan	Not sold annually $39 monthly	Not published	Each post can be approved, tweaked, or auto-published	WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Notion, HubSpot, Ghost, Wix, Next.js, and more; webhooks for custom integrations	Trial not published
ArvowSolo	$39annual $69 monthly	Not published	Not published	All Integrations (Solo); Webhooks available (Business)	Trial not published
Koala AIStarter	$20annual $25 monthly	Not published	Not published	WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Ghost, and webhooks	Free account
ChatSEOStarter	€23annual €29 monthly	Not published	Yes	WordPress and Shopify available; Webflow and Wix marked Soon	Trial not published

Prices are in each vendor's own currency. ChatSEO charges in euros. Those rows are never ranked against, or subtracted from, the dollar prices.

10 picks, in the order I'd consider them

Each one says who it is for, what it costs for one site and about eight articles a month, and what you give up.

BabyLoveGrowth

Most complete: articles, backlinks and AI prompt tracking

Desk research

Choose it if

You want articles, backlinks and AI search tracking in one subscription and you're happy to commit to a year to get the low price.

Consider Sorank instead if

You want to approve articles in your CMS before they go live. SoRank saves drafts for review, while BabyLoveGrowth's pricing page describes content going live without you touching it.

Why it fits one site and about eight articles a month

Grow covers 30 articles a month, so about eight a month never gets near the limit, and it tracks 10 AI prompts across ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini on the same plan. Backlinks from a partner network are included too, which several picks here leave out.

The plan I priced

I priced Grow, the entry plan: $99/month billed monthly, or $49/month billed annually. It includes far more articles than the workload needs, so you are paying for the bundle, not the volume. Scale is $199/month billed annually.

Closest alternative

Distribb becomes the better choice when you want a longer trial, a very wide choice of languages and an editor to change every article before it publishes.

BabyLoveGrowth homepage, captured 2 Oct 2026

One site and about eight articles a month: Grow

Billed annually

$49/mo

Billed monthly

$99/mo

Above 30 articles a month: Scale (+$150/mo billed annually).

The trade-off

The low price needs a yearly commitment: $99/month billed monthly against $49/month billed annually. The refund is conditional, because it only applies if your organic visibility doesn't improve, and the pricing page doesn't say how many sites a plan covers.

What my review says

Best for: A small business owner who wants articles, backlinks and AI search tracking handled in one subscription.

Skip it if you want a refund with no conditions or a long free trial.

Strengths

Backlinks from a partner network are part of every plan, not a separate purchase.
Tracks AI prompts across ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini on both plans.
Auto-publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and more, with scheduled drip or batch publishing.

Limits

The money-back guarantee depends on your organic visibility not improving.
Monthly billing costs about twice the yearly rate, so the low headline price needs a yearly commitment.
The pricing page does not say how many websites a plan covers.

See BabyLoveGrowth plans My BabyLoveGrowth reviewAffiliate link

SEObot

Most hands-off: plans and writes every week

Desk research

Choose it if

You want SEO content running with almost no involvement from you, and you're fine buying without a published article count.

Consider Sorank instead if

You want a stated article count and drafts waiting for you to approve. SEObot's pricing section shows only a starting price.

Why it fits one site and about eight articles a month

It publishes to Framer, Ghost, HubSpot, Notion, Shopify, Webflow, Wix and WordPress, so most small business sites are covered. You can ask it to email you a list of articles to accept or decline, and edit them inside SEObot before they reach your CMS, so you can choose how hands-off to be.

The plan I priced

I priced the entry plan at $49/month billed monthly. That is a starting price, not a plan table. SEObot offers a full refund on this plan if you contact it after the first article and aren't satisfied.

Closest alternative

Soro becomes the better choice when you want a clearer cadence, a new post every morning, and a refund window you can count in days.

One site and about eight articles a month: Entry plan

Billed monthly

$49/mo

The trade-off

SEObot's pricing section publishes a starting price and no monthly article count, and shows no annual price or choice of plans. You can't tell from the page what eight articles a month would cost.

What my review says

Best for: A solo founder who wants SEO content running with almost no involvement.

Skip it if you want a stated article count, a free trial or a choice of plans.

Strengths

Publishes to Framer, Ghost, HubSpot, Notion, Shopify, Webflow, Wix and WordPress.
Long-form articles with images, tables and YouTube embeds.
Offers a full refund on the entry plan if you ask after the first article.

Limits

The pricing section does not state how many articles you get each month.
Only the starting price is shown, with no annual price.
No free trial is mentioned; the safety net is the refund after the first article.

See SEObot plans My SEObot reviewAffiliate link

Sorank

Articles, backlinks and AI prompts at one price per site

Desk research

Choose it if

You have one website, want to approve articles in your CMS, and like a price that covers articles, backlinks and AI prompt analysis together.

Consider BabyLoveGrowth instead if

You plan to run more than one site. SoRank needs a separate subscription for every website.

Why it fits one site and about eight articles a month

Essential covers 20 articles a month, with backlinks and weekly SEO and GEO reports in the same plan. Drafts can sit in your CMS until you approve them, so you control what goes live. Monthly billing carries no commitment.

The plan I priced

I priced Essential for one site: $99/month billed monthly, or $49/month billed annually, which is $588/year paid up front. Pro is $129/month billed annually, with more articles and an account manager.

Closest alternative

Distribb becomes the better choice when you want an editor to rework articles before they publish and a trial before you pay.

SoRank homepage — Sorank homepage, captured 2 Oct 2026

One site and about eight articles a month: Essential

Billed annually

$49/mo

Billed monthly

$99/mo

Above 20 articles a month: Pro (+$80/mo billed annually).

The trade-off

The price is per site, so a second website doubles the bill. The yearly rate is billed as one payment up front, and the refund promise depends on your traffic metrics not improving.

What my review says

Best for: A small business with one website that wants articles, backlinks and AI search tracking at a flat price.

Skip it if you run several sites on a tight budget.

Strengths

Articles can be saved as drafts in your CMS for review, or published on a schedule you choose.
Backlinks and AI prompt tracking come in the same plan as the articles.
Monthly billing carries no commitment.

Limits

The price is per site, not per account.
The cheaper yearly rate is billed as one payment up front.
The money-back promise depends on your traffic metrics not improving.

See Sorank plans My Sorank reviewAffiliate link

BlogSEO

One flat monthly plan: articles, backlinks and auto-publishing

Desk research

Choose it if

You want articles, backlinks and automatic publishing on one flat monthly price, you write in more than one language, and you would rather not commit to a year.

Consider Sorank instead if

You want a yearly discount or want drafts held in your CMS for approval. BlogSEO shows no annual price, and its pricing section doesn't say whether approval is on by default.

Why it fits one site and about eight articles a month

Ambition covers 30 articles a month with images and internal linking, which is far more than about eight, and the monthly price is close to what BabyLoveGrowth and SoRank charge on monthly billing for the same kind of bundle. Up to 15 backlinks come in each month through an opt-in exchange network, it writes in 45+ languages and it publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Ghost and many more. It ranks above Distribb, which I have no affiliate link for, because the two fit about equally on price and article count and BlogSEO adds a stated backlink allowance and a wider list of CMS options. Distribb keeps the longer trial and the editor.

The plan I priced

I priced the one public plan, Ambition, at $97/month billed monthly, after a 3-day free trial. The page shows no yearly option, and I have not treated the "Limited time" badge as a permanent price.

Closest alternative

Distribb becomes the better choice when you want a yearly price, a longer trial and an editor to change every article before it publishes.

One site and about eight articles a month: Ambition

Billed monthly

$97/mo

Above 30 articles a month: no bigger plan is published.

The trade-off

The price badge says "Limited time", so the monthly price may not last. There is no annual price, so you cannot lower the cost by paying yearly the way you can with BabyLoveGrowth, SoRank and Distribb. The pricing section doesn't state how many sites one plan covers, and the refund is 48 hours on the first payment only. You also can't choose which backlinks you receive.

What my review says

Best for: A small business owner with one site who wants a steady stream of blog posts published automatically for one flat price.

Skip it if you run several sites, want to pay yearly for a discount, or need a refund window that lasts beyond the first days after payment.

Strengths

One plan, one price, with articles, images, internal links and backlinks all included.
Publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Ghost and many other platforms, or to a hosted blog on your own subdomain.
Writes in dozens of languages, matching your blog's language by default.

Limits

The pricing section shows one monthly price only, with no yearly option and no plan for several sites.
The money-back window is short and starts at your first payment, and unhappiness with rankings is not a refund reason.
You cannot pick which backlinks you receive from the exchange network.

See BlogSEO plans My BlogSEO reviewAffiliate link

Distribb

Articles, backlinks and outreach in one price, with an editor

Desk research

Choose it if

You want to preview and change every article before it goes live, you write for non-English markets, and you want a trial first.

Consider BabyLoveGrowth instead if

You want the AI prompt count stated up front. BabyLoveGrowth lists the prompts it tracks, and Distribb's plan doesn't list a count.

Why it fits one site and about eight articles a month

Pro covers 30 articles a month in 150+ languages, and starts with a 7-day free trial. You can preview and edit any article in an AI-powered editor before it publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Notion, Wix or Framer. It ranks above Soro, which has an affiliate link on this site, because it states an article count, offers a trial and lets you edit first.

The plan I priced

I priced Pro: $97/month billed monthly, or $79/month billed annually, which is $948/year paid up front. Accelerator is $399/month billed annually.

Closest alternative

Sorank becomes the better choice when you'd rather have drafts in your own CMS and weekly reports, and you only have one site.

One site and about eight articles a month: Pro

Billed annually

$79/mo

Billed monthly

$97/mo

Above 30 articles a month: Accelerator (+$320/mo billed annually).

The trade-off

The page doesn't say how many backlinks you get, how many websites a plan covers or what an extra site costs. Accelerator costs several times Pro and mostly adds videos, Medium posts and Instagram carousels you may not need.

What my review says

Best for: A small business owner who wants articles, backlinks and outreach in one subscription and the option to edit before publishing.

Skip it if you need to know exactly how many backlinks you get each month.

Strengths

Writes in a very wide list of languages on every plan.
Publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Notion, Wix and Framer.
Backlinks and link outreach drafting sit inside the plan.

Limits

The page does not state a backlink count.
The number of websites per plan is not stated, and extra sites are added as needed.
Accelerator costs several times the Pro price and mostly adds videos, Medium posts and Instagram carousels.

See Distribb plans My Distribb reviewNo affiliate link: plain link

ContentPen

Articles plus AI tracking, autopilot from Growth

Desk research

Choose it if

You want a stated article count with AI visibility tracking next to it, and you're happy to start small and move up.

Consider BabyLoveGrowth instead if

You want autopilot and backlinks without stepping up a plan. ContentPen's Starter has no autopilot.

Why it fits one site and about eight articles a month

Starter covers 12 articles a month for one workspace, and tracks 25 AI prompts on 2 engines. Direct CMS publishing is included on every plan. It ranks above Soro, which has an affiliate link on this site, because it states an article count and puts AI tracking in the same plan.

The plan I priced

I priced Starter: $49/month billed monthly, or $39/month billed annually. Growth adds autopilot and Search Console integration at $79/month billed annually.

Closest alternative

Soro becomes the better choice when autopilot is the whole point and you don't need tracking in the same plan.

ContentPen homepage, captured 2 Oct 2026

One site and about eight articles a month: Starter

Billed annually

$39/mo

Billed monthly

$49/mo

Above 12 articles a month: Growth (+$40/mo billed annually).

The trade-off

Autopilot starts at Growth, $99/month billed monthly, so the entry plan is a writing tool with tracking, not a hands-off one. The 7-day trial needs a card, and the pricing page states no refund terms.

What my review says

Best for: A solo marketer who wants articles plus AI search tracking and is happy to start small and upgrade.

Skip it if you want autopilot on the cheapest plan or a trial without a card.

Strengths

Tracks AI visibility prompts and engines on every plan next to the writing.
Direct CMS publishing is included on every plan.
Scale and Agency can buy article packs that never expire.

Limits

Autopilot is locked on the entry plan.
The free trial requires a credit card.
Add-ons are only open to Scale and Agency.

See ContentPen plans My ContentPen reviewNo affiliate link: plain link

Soro

Content-only autopilot with a new post every morning

Desk research

Choose it if

You want a steady stream of posts, you're comfortable approving or tweaking them, and you don't need anything bundled beyond the writing.

Consider BabyLoveGrowth instead if

You want backlinks and AI tracking in the same subscription. Soro lists neither.

Why it fits one site and about eight articles a month

A new post is created every morning for you to approve, tweak or auto-publish, in 50+ languages, and it publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Notion, HubSpot, Ghost and Wix. The refund window is 14 days.

The plan I priced

I priced the entry plan at $39/month billed monthly. The page words it as a starting price and shows no annual price. It says 30 to unlimited articles per month depending on plan, without saying which plan gets which. A sale banner runs on the page, but it is not the price.

Closest alternative

SEObot becomes the better choice when you prefer a weekly rhythm to a daily one and want an optional approval list emailed to you.

One site and about eight articles a month: Entry plan

Billed monthly

$39/mo

The trade-off

The pricing page shows one starting price with no plan table, no stated article count for the entry plan and no free trial. A daily post is far more than eight articles a month, so you would be approving a lot of drafts or switching auto-publish on. That is also why ContentPen and Distribb, which state a count and a trial, sit above it.

What my review says

Best for: A small business owner who wants one new article a day with approval optional and nothing else bundled.

Skip it if you want backlinks, audits or AI search tracking in the same subscription.

Strengths

Each post can be approved, edited or published automatically.
Publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Notion, HubSpot, Ghost and Wix.
Refund window of 14 days.

Limits

No plan table and no monthly article count on the pricing page.
No free trial is stated.
Backlinks and AI tracking are not listed among the included features.

See Soro plans My Soro reviewAffiliate link

Arvow

Low-priced solo plan, sold in credits

Desk research

Choose it if

You want a low-priced start for one site, don't mind watching a credit balance, and don't need a trial or refund terms.

Consider Koala AI instead if

You want to try before paying. Koala AI gives every new account a free allowance with no card.

Why it fits one site and about eight articles a month

Solo includes 1,000 credits a month for one website, and Arvow's FAQ states an article costs 15 credits. It writes in 150+ languages and the credits you top up don't expire. It ranks above ChatSEO, which has an affiliate link on this site, because it writes articles on its own and ChatSEO waits for your messages.

The plan I priced

I priced Solo: $69/month billed monthly, or $39/month billed annually. Business, with automatic backlinks and LLM brand visibility, is $69/month billed annually.

Closest alternative

Koala AI becomes the better choice when you want to start free, and a refund window you can count in days.

One site and about eight articles a month: Solo

Billed annually

$39/mo

Billed monthly

$69/mo

The trade-off

Credits are the unit, not articles. Images, edits, page optimization and AI visibility prompts draw on the same pool, so the real number of articles depends on what else you use. Automatic backlinks only start on Business, and the pricing page has no trial or refund terms.

What my review says

Best for: A site owner who wants a low-priced start on one website and doesn't mind watching a credit balance.

Skip it if you want a fixed article count each month, because images, edits and page optimization spend the same credits.

Strengths

Solo covers 1 website at a low yearly price.
Arvow's FAQ states an article costs 15 credits, so you can estimate your own number.
Top-up credits do not expire.

Limits

Automatic backlinks only start on Business.
Images, edits and page optimization draw on the same credits as articles.
The pricing page shows no trial or refund terms.

See Arvow plans My Arvow reviewNo affiliate link: plain link

Koala AI

Writes and publishes to your CMS, free to start

Desk research

Choose it if

You want to try it on your own site before paying, and you can live with a plan sized in words instead of articles.

Consider Distribb instead if

You want a stated article count and a preview editor. Koala's plans are sized in words and credits.

Why it fits one site and about eight articles a month

Every new account gets free words and credits with no credit card, so you can see its output on your own topic first. The Starter plan allows 45,000 words a month and publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Ghost. It ranks above ChatSEO, which has an affiliate link on this site, because it writes articles on its own and ChatSEO waits for your messages.

The plan I priced

I priced Starter: $25/month billed monthly, or $20/month billed annually, which is $240/year paid up front. It includes 500 credits as well as the words. Boost, where autopilot starts, is $79/month billed annually.

Closest alternative

Arvow becomes the better choice when you'd rather have a plan that states what an article costs in credits and covers a fixed number of websites.

One site and about eight articles a month: Starter

Billed annually

$20/mo

Billed monthly

$25/mo

The trade-off

The word allowance is counted on its default model, while the larger models count each word at a higher rate, so the number of articles you actually get varies. Content calendar autopilot only starts at Boost. The 15-day refund covers the first days of use.

What my review says

Best for: A site owner who wants to generate articles, publish them to a CMS and try it free first.

Skip it if you need a fixed article count each month, because plans are sized in words and credits.

Strengths

A free start with no credit card.
Publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Ghost from the entry plan.
A 15-day refund window.

Limits

Content calendar autopilot only starts at Boost.
Word allowances depend on the model used, so the number of articles varies.
The refund only applies if you have used very little.

See Koala AI plans My Koala AI reviewNo affiliate link: plain link

ChatSEO

Co-pilot: you direct it, it works from your Search Console data

Desk research

Choose it if

You want to stay in charge of what gets written and published, and would rather be told what to fix than have articles appear on their own.

Consider BabyLoveGrowth instead if

You want articles written and published on a schedule without directing it. ChatSEO works when you give it messages.

Why it fits one site and about eight articles a month

One credit is one message, and credits roll over, so a quiet month doesn't waste them. Starter covers 1 connected site, and every plan can auto-publish to your CMS. Search Console data is included on every plan.

The plan I priced

I priced Starter: €29/month billed monthly, or €23/month billed annually, in euros. It includes 100 credits a month. Pro covers 3 connected sites.

Closest alternative

Koala AI becomes the better choice when you'd rather generate articles from a word allowance and publish them to your CMS yourself.

One site and about eight articles a month: Starter

Billed annually

€23/mo

Billed monthly

€29/mo

The trade-off

Credits are messages, so you can't read a cost per article from the page, and the pricing page states no article count. Webflow and Wix publishing are marked as coming soon, and the page doesn't say whether the trial needs a card. It sits last on purpose: it is a co-pilot, so it hands off the least work.

What my review says

Best for: A founder or consultant who wants to direct the work by chat and keep control of what gets published.

Skip it if you want articles researched and published on a schedule with no input from you.

Strengths

Credits roll over, so a quiet month isn't wasted.
Search Console data is included on every plan.
Pro covers 3 connected sites, so one plan can serve several small sites.

Limits

Webflow and Wix publishing are marked as coming soon.
The trial is a credit allowance, and the page doesn't say whether a card is needed.
Credits are messages, so you can't read a cost per article from the page.

See ChatSEO plans My ChatSEO reviewAffiliate link

What one site and about eight articles a month really costs

BabyLoveGrowth, SoRank, BlogSEO, Distribb and ContentPen state an article count, so their bars are the cheapest plan that covers about eight articles a month. SEObot, Soro, Arvow, Koala AI and ChatSEO state none, so I left them off the chart: their prices below are entry plans, and a bar next to the others would suggest they buy the same thing.

SEObot: priced on Entry plan. The vendor shows a starting price, not a plan with an article count.

Soro: priced on Entry plan. The vendor shows a starting price and a daily post, not an article count per plan.

Arvow: priced on Solo. The vendor sells credits, not articles.

Koala AI: priced on Starter. The vendor sells a word and credit allowance, not articles.

ChatSEO: priced on Starter. The vendor sells credits that pay for chat messages, not articles.

Dollar prices, per month (billed annually where sold)

ContentPen$39/mo
BabyLoveGrowth$49/mo
Sorank$49/mo
Distribb$79/mo
BlogSEO$97/mo monthly

Pay monthly or yearly?

What yearly billing saves on the same plan.

BabyLoveGrowth$99 monthly, $49 yearly: 51% less
Sorank$99 monthly, $49 yearly: 51% less
Distribb$97 monthly, $79 yearly: 19% less
ContentPen$49 monthly, $39 yearly: 20% less
Arvow$69 monthly, $39 yearly: 43% less
Koala AI$25 monthly, $20 yearly: 20% less
ChatSEO€29 monthly, €23 yearly: 21% less

When you'll outgrow the plan

The first limit you hit, and the next plan up.

BabyLoveGrowth: above 30 articles a month, Scale (+$150/mo)
Sorank: above 20 articles a month, Pro (+$80/mo)
BlogSEO: above 30 articles a month, no bigger plan is published
Distribb: above 30 articles a month, Accelerator (+$320/mo)
ContentPen: above 12 articles a month, Growth (+$40/mo)

How I calculated this

Workload: 1 site, about 8 articles a month.

An article count only counts where the vendor publishes one. SEObot, Soro, Arvow, Koala AI and ChatSEO sell a starting price, credits or words instead, so I priced their entry plan and the card says what that plan actually buys. I never worked out an article count for them myself. Struck-through prices and sale banners are never the price.

Other options, and why they missed the list

This list runs longer than my usual ones because the choice here is not about features but about how much you hand off, from a tool that publishes on its own to a co-pilot that only advises. I kept to tools that publish a price.

Outrank
Outrank is an AI SEO autopilot with its own review on this site. It is not one of the tools priced here, so its plans are in the review.
RankPill
RankPill is an AI SEO autopilot with its own review on this site. It is not one of the tools priced here, so its plans are in the review.
RankYak
RankYak is an AI SEO autopilot with its own review on this site. It is not one of the tools priced here, so its plans are in the review.

How I chose, and how I earn from this page

Who is behind this guide

Joonas Rotko

I co-ran a marketing agency in Finland and spent more than ten years buying SEO and marketing software with real client budgets. I write these guides for the person who has to pay for the tool and use it.

Desk research on all 10 tools
Prices checked 2 Oct 2026
How this page earns

More about me and how I review

Affiliate disclosure

Several links on this page are affiliate links: if you buy a plan through one, I may earn a commission and you pay the same price. BabyLoveGrowth, SEObot, SoRank, BlogSEO, Soro and ChatSEO have affiliate links on this site. I have no affiliate link for Distribb, ContentPen, Arvow or Koala AI, and they are here because they fit the same buyer. I ranked by how much work each tool takes off a small site, and where a tool without an affiliate link sits above one with, the card of the lower tool explains why. A commission never moves a tool up the list or changes what I write about its price.

How this guide was prepared

What I did

Every price and article limit on this page comes from the vendor's own pricing page, stored with its link and the date I checked it. Where a vendor shows no number, the page says it shows none.
Where a vendor publishes an article count, the card shows the cheapest plan that covers about eight articles a month for one site. Where it sells credits, words or a starting price, I priced the entry plan and said what it actually buys.
Currencies are never mixed. ChatSEO charges in euros, so its prices appear in euros and are never ranked against dollar prices.
I compare these tools on published plans, publishing options and approval steps. Nothing here describes how good the articles are, because no vendor documents that.

What to keep in mind

Autopilot pricing moves quickly and several vendors here run sale banners. The date beside each source is when I last saw the plan.
SEObot, Soro, Arvow, Koala AI and ChatSEO publish no monthly article count, so what one article costs on them can't be read from the pricing page.
SEObot and Soro show only a starting price. A sale banner or struck-through price is never counted as the price.
Whether auto-published articles rank is not something any vendor here documents, so this guide makes no ranking claim for any of them.
BlogSEO shows one monthly price with a "Limited time" badge and no annual price, so I priced it monthly and make no claim about how long that price lasts.

Sources and verification dates

BabyLoveGrowth pricing and limits checked 2 Oct 2026
SEObot pricing and limits checked 2 Oct 2026
Sorank pricing and limits checked 2 Oct 2026
BlogSEO pricing and limits checked 2 Oct 2026
Distribb pricing and limits checked 2 Oct 2026
ContentPen pricing and limits checked 2 Oct 2026
Soro pricing and limits checked 2 Oct 2026
Arvow pricing and limits checked 2 Oct 2026
Koala AI pricing and limits checked 2 Oct 2026
ChatSEO pricing and limits checked 2 Oct 2026

Prices and limits checked on 12 vendor pages. Oldest check: 2 Oct 2026.

2 Oct 2026: First Best V2 version: AI SEO autopilots and assistants priced for one site and about eight articles a month, from each vendor's own plan facts.

Questions people ask

Do auto-published AI articles actually rank?

None of these vendors publishes ranking results on its pricing page, and no tool can promise that its articles will rank. According to Google Search Central, automation isn't against its rules when the content is helpful, and its spam policies target pages made mainly to manipulate rankings, with or without AI. Article volume alone proves nothing, so judge a tool by what you see in Search Console after a few months.

Should I approve articles before they publish?

Yes, at least at the start. SoRank saves drafts in your CMS for review, SEObot can email you a list to accept or decline, Soro lets you approve, tweak or auto-publish, BlogSEO says you can review and edit articles before and after they go live, and Distribb lets you edit in a preview editor. BabyLoveGrowth describes content going live without you touching it. An AI draft can state a wrong price, a wrong feature or a wrong claim about your business, and it will be under your name.

What do Google's spam policies say about AI content and backlinks?

Google's spam policies include scaled content abuse, which covers producing many pages mainly to manipulate rankings however they are made, and link spam, which includes buying or selling links for ranking and excessive link exchanges. BabyLoveGrowth, SoRank, BlogSEO and Distribb bundle backlinks, and BlogSEO's come from an exchange network you can opt out of but can't choose links from, so ask how any links are earned before you rely on them. Writing helpful, accurate articles that you have read is the safe side of both policies.

What does one article really cost?

On the tools that state a count, you pay for the plan and not per article. BabyLoveGrowth Grow is $49/month billed annually for 30 articles, BlogSEO Ambition is $97/month billed monthly for 30, with no annual price shown, SoRank Essential is $49/month billed annually for 20, Distribb Pro is $79/month billed annually for 30 and ContentPen Starter is $39/month billed annually for 12. At about eight articles a month you pay for unused headroom. Arvow states 15 credits per article, but images and edits draw on the same credits. SEObot, Soro, Koala AI and ChatSEO publish no article count at all. Your own time reading and editing each draft is the cost the price doesn't show.

Can I try these before paying?

BabyLoveGrowth has a 3-day free trial, BlogSEO a 3-day free trial with a 48-hour refund window on the first payment, Distribb a 7-day free trial and ContentPen a 7-day trial that needs a card. Koala AI gives every new account a free allowance with no card. Soro offers a 14-day refund window and Koala AI a 15-day one. ChatSEO starts with a small credit allowance. SEObot offers a refund on its entry plan if you ask after the first article.

Do I need SEO experience to use an autopilot?

You can start without it, but an autopilot does not remove the judgment calls: whether the topics match what your customers search for, whether a draft says something untrue about your business, and whether it reads like you. The tools here handle keyword choice and publishing. ChatSEO, as a co-pilot, expects you to know what to ask it for.

Autopilot or SEO software, which should I buy?

SEO software shows you data and you do the work. An autopilot researches, writes and publishes for you, and you review the output. If you want to learn SEO and make the calls yourself, start with the SEO software guide.

Best AI SEO autopilots and assistants

Looking for something else?

I want to do the SEO myself

I want to improve the articles I already write

I'm more worried about AI search than blog posts

My picks for different needs

The tools side by side

10 picks, in the order I'd consider them

BabyLoveGrowth

SEObot

Sorank

BlogSEO

Distribb

ContentPen

Soro

Arvow

Koala AI

ChatSEO

What one site and about eight articles a month really costs

Pay monthly or yearly?

When you'll outgrow the plan

Other options, and why they missed the list

How I chose, and how I earn from this page

Joonas Rotko

Affiliate disclosure

Questions people ask

The SEO and AI visibility software worth your money, and the ones that are not