How it works

From domain to autopilot in one sitting.

You type your domain and click Connect. Everything after that is AutoXSEO's job — and you can watch every step of it.

The first session, step by step

  1. You enter your domain

    On the homepage or in the app. That's the only thing you type to get started.

    You
  2. AutoXSEO reads your site

    In about twenty seconds it detects the platform (WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace and more), finds your sitemap, and works out what the site is about: niche, audience, language, location and likely competitors.

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  3. You see your starting point

    A before-score from our published checklist, the biggest issues on your site, and a first look at whether AI assistants mention you today. All before you create an account.

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  4. You connect the site

    WordPress: install the plugin and click Connect. Shopify, Wix and Webflow: approve the app. Anything else: a guided checklist.

    You
  5. You watch it work

    A live feed — in the app and inside your WordPress dashboard — shows each fix as it lands, while the score climbs. Schema goes in, llms.txt goes live, and a 30-day content calendar appears with the first draft.

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  6. It asks a few questions

    At most five, only where the crawl couldn't find the answer. Each one says why it's asking. Press “Let AI answer” and it drafts a reply from your site; you just read and approve.

    You approve
  7. You get on with your business

    Fixes keep pace with new pages. Articles publish on schedule. Each week you get an email with what changed, and you can run a fresh AI visibility check.

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The few questions

It only asks what it can't find — and drafts the answer.

Every question explains why it matters, so you know how to answer. Most of the time the AI's draft is right and you just approve it.

Question 1 of 5

Who should find this site?

Why we ask So articles target buyers, not just readers.

AI draft Home baristas in the US and Canada buying their first espresso grinder.

Question 2 of 5

Whose name should go on articles?

Why we ask A real author with real experience is one of the signals Google uses to judge quality.

AI draft Maya Ortiz, head roaster — the About page lists 11 years of experience.

Illustration of the onboarding questions, using the fictional coffee site.

You stay in control

Automatic doesn't mean irreversible.

  • Rollback

    Every change is versioned. Undo one fix, a page, or everything.

  • Approval mode

    Switch fixes, articles or both to “review first”.

  • Pause

    One switch stops all automatic changes on a site.

  • No lock-in

    Changes are written into your platform's own fields. Cancel and your titles, content and articles stay.

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