Twenty years of building sites, distilled into one plugin
We are a small team that has been building websites and working on organic search since the early 2000s. SuperSeoAI is not a first attempt at understanding this problem. It is what we built after two decades of working around the gaps in everyone else’s tools.
We grew up with this industry
Some of us started writing code and building websites before 2001. The first site we launched for a paying client went live in 2006, and we have been at it continuously since: client sites, our own projects, and the SEO work that decides whether any of them get found.
The team is small and split between California and Ukraine, and two of us were building sites together twenty years ago. That length of time in one field does something specific: you watch the same advice get invented, overused, penalised and quietly abandoned, several times over. You stop chasing tactics and start caring about the parts that never stopped working.
SuperSeoAI is that experience written down as software. Everything we learned about structure, intent, metadata and internal linking, in one tool, with modern AI doing the typing instead of the thinking.
Why this exists
Every SEO plugin on the market is a scorekeeper. It analyses your page, turns a dot orange, tells you the meta description is missing, and then stops, because writing the description was never its job. So you open another tab, and another tool, and by the time you have fixed three pages the afternoon is gone.
The gap between knowing what is wrong and having it fixed is where most people give up on SEO. Closing that gap is the entire reason this plugin exists. Everything else (the batch builder, the schema layer, the importer) is in service of that one idea.
The first version was thrown away
An earlier attempt at this plugin died because the analysis logic had been written separately for each screen. Competitor analysis, site audit, editor scoring and pre-publish scoring are the same problem in four costumes, and writing it four times meant fixing every bug four times until it collapsed under its own weight.
The rebuild has one rule at its centre: everything flows through a single document type, and every analysis path shares one code path. It is a slower way to start and a much faster way to finish, and it is why a small team can carry around a thousand automated tests without the whole thing becoming unmaintainable.
What we will not do
- Publish anything to your site without you approving it first.
- Make the free edition a crippled advert. It has to be genuinely useful or it convinces nobody.
- Make leaving expensive. No noindex traps, no settings that vanish when you cancel.
- Mark up your AI usage. You pay your provider directly, at their price.
- Send your content anywhere it does not need to go. Analysis runs on your own server.
Built to hold up at scale
Every score, every fix and every generated page runs through the same tested core. That is what makes it safe to point at three hundred pages instead of three.
Covering the scoring engine, the crawler, the output layer and the job queue.
Every one returns the reason it failed and, where a fix is possible, the fix itself.
Analyze, Create, Optimize, Search Appearance, Insights and the rest, all in one plugin.
Typical API cost of a finished 700-word page, billed to you by your provider at their price.
What it costs
Founding prices, locked for life.
See what two decades of this looks like
Run it on your own site, or put our team to work on it.