Seonis asks five AI assistants every week whether they name your business, then writes the articles that change the answer, links them to your own pages and publishes them straight into your site. It works in the language your website is written in.
First-party disclosure: Seonis is a software platform built and operated by Fleeta Limited, the same company behind OperatorCompliance and Logivo. This page describes our own product.
Ranking on Google is still worth having. It is no longer the whole job. A growing share of buying questions never reaches a results page at all, and the business named in the answer is the only one the reader ever sees.
Every week Seonis puts your real buying questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity, and records who each of them names. You see whether you were in the answer, who was there instead, and whether that changed since last week. That is what weekly AI visibility tracking (opens in a new tab) is for: nobody can guess at it.
Not an English article run through a translator. The structure, the examples, the document names and the thresholds are local from the first draft, in any of twenty six European languages. That is the difference between a page that reads as written and a page that reads as processed.
Every article is linked to the pages on your site that actually sell, chosen by relevance rather than by rota. Members can also earn links from other real sites through the Seonis link exchange (opens in a new tab), where each placement is written into a real paragraph and checked afterwards to confirm it is still live.
The article lands on your site on the day it is due, with its heading structure, internal links, FAQ block and image in place. WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Ghost, Wix, HubSpot, Notion, Drupal and Joomla connect directly, and anything else connects through a webhook or the REST API.
Owners and marketers who know the writing needs doing and are never going to get to it.
The blog that stopped in March. Seonis restarts it and keeps it going at the cadence you set.
If your customers read Lithuanian, Polish, Latvian or Greek, translating from English is the wrong end to start from.
The white-label partner programme (opens in a new tab) runs the whole thing under an agency's own brand.
Seonis reads your sitemap, learns which pages matter and connects to wherever the site is published.
Your real buying questions go to five assistants. The answers are stored, so a change is a fact rather than an impression.
Keywords are researched, slotted into a calendar and written as full articles with headings, takeaways, an FAQ and an image.
Internal links go where they help the reader, and the finished article publishes into your site on schedule.
Search Console and Analytics come back in, including visits that arrive from AI assistants.
Why we built it
Fleeta Limited runs a commercial vehicle workshop and a handful of software products, and every one of them has the same problem: the work that would make it findable is the work nobody has time for. We were paying for content tools that produced English articles for markets that do not read English, then paying again to have them translated into something a native reader could tell had been translated.
So Seonis writes in the market's own language from the first draft, and answers the question the older tools cannot: whether an assistant, asked a normal buying question, says your name.
Logivo, Fleetalyse, OperatorCompliance, Woolpit Truck Repairs and the Fleeta blog are all written and published by it, on the same schedule a customer gets.
The Seonis blog (opens in a new tab) is written by the product about itself, one article a day, through the same pipeline customers use.
Honest note: Seonis does not promise a position in a search result or in an AI answer, and nobody can. It does the work that makes being named more likely, week after week, and shows you what actually changed.
Starter is 8 articles a month, Growth is 30 and Pro is 60, with an agency plan priced per site. The trial is three days and three articles, and it does not ask for a card.
Seonis is AI SEO software built by Fleeta Limited. Each week it asks five AI assistants whether they name your business, then writes articles in your own language, links them to your own pages and publishes them into your site.
It puts your real buying questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity and records who each of them names. You get the answer itself, not a score: whether you appeared, who appeared instead, and what changed since the week before.
Twenty six European languages, written natively rather than translated from English. The structure, the examples and the document names come from the market the article is for.
WordPress and WooCommerce, Shopify, Webflow, Ghost, Wix, HubSpot, Notion, Drupal and Joomla connect directly. Anything else connects through a webhook, a Zapier or Make trigger, or the REST API, so a Next.js or Astro site can fetch articles on its own build schedule.
No, and no tool can. Seonis does the work that makes being named more likely, publishes it on a schedule, and shows you week by week whether the answer moved.
Starter is 39 pounds a month for 8 articles, Growth is 99 pounds for 30 and Pro is 199 pounds for 60, with an agency plan priced per site. The trial runs three days, writes three articles and does not ask for a card. Current plans are on the Seonis pricing page.
