Correct. Pro is a flat $99/month — you can generate 30 articles per month. No credits, no tokens, no surprise charges at the end of the month. The only limit is the Free plan (3 articles/month).

You choose whether to upgrade to Pro or drop to the Free plan. Nothing gets deleted either way — your articles, keyword plan, topic clusters, and workspace all stay exactly as you left them.

Yes. Cancel directly from your account settings in about 30 seconds — no cancellation calls, no "are you sure?" retention flows. You keep full access until the end of your current billing period.

A typical agency charges $3,000–8,000/month and delivers 4 posts with no SERP research and no CMS publishing. A freelance writer gives you a draft you still have to edit, optimise, illustrate, and upload. seosorted does the research, writes, internally links, adds schema markup, generates images, and publishes straight to your CMS — for $99/month with no article limit. The output is research-backed, not just well-written.

WordPress, Webflow, and Shopify natively. Any other CMS via Webhook — Ghost, Sanity, Strapi, Notion, and any headless setup. If your CMS accepts a JSON payload, we can publish to it. The article arrives with the featured image already uploaded to your media library.

Yes — that's what the Agency plan is built for. You get a separate workspace per client, team access with Editor, Admin, and Viewer roles, and client-facing PDF reports on weekly or monthly schedules. White-label branding on reports is included. Book a call and we'll build a plan around your client count and volume.

No. Google's guidance is clear — they reward helpful, high-quality content regardless of how it was produced. seosorted fetches live SERP data and crawls your top-ranking competitors before writing a single word. That's more research than most human writers do. Every article is internally linked, schema-tagged, fact-checked against real sources, and humanised to match your brand voice. The content ranks because it deserves to, not in spite of how it was made.