Most tools write you articles and stop there. Articles alone do not move a young domain. We do three things: publish properly written content in your language, build the authority that makes it rank, and track whether assistants like ChatGPT and Gemini actually name your business.
3 days free · 3 articles · no card required
Publishing without authority ranks nothing. Authority without content has nothing to rank. And neither of them, on their own, gets you mentioned when a buyer asks an assistant who to use.
Articles composed in your language from the start, then checked by a grammar gate before anything publishes. A piece that fails is held back for a person rather than pushed live.
Real businesses link to each other from inside real articles. You approve every link before it is written, and you see exactly why each match was made.
We ask the assistants the questions your buyers ask, in your language, and record who gets named. Then we check whether your site is even readable to them.
The big tools were built for English. They will happily generate Lithuanian by translating an English draft, and a native reader spots it in the first paragraph — the anglicisms, the wrong case endings, the phrasing nobody uses. Published under your brand, that costs you more than publishing nothing.
Every article we produce passes a grammar gate built for the language it is written in. If it fails twice, a person looks at it. The pipeline is allowed to produce nothing — that is the point of having a gate.
A real example. This article was not published.
A florist can link to a haulier — inside an article about getting cut flowers across Europe before they wilt. The businesses have nothing in common; the paragraph has everything in common. That is what a natural link looks like, and it is what we match on.
Nothing is written until you say yes. One competitor states in its terms that links publish with no preview — it is the clause its customers complain about most.
Credits are charged when a crawler has seen the link live, in the main content, without a nofollow. A link that never appears costs you nothing.
We found a competitor’s network linking two domains the same customer owned, and charging credits for it. Those links pass no independent trust. Ours refuses the match.
We ask the questions your buyers ask — in your language, because “geriausia transporto programa” and “best transport software” return different companies — and record which brands get named. Your own score usually starts at zero. The useful half is seeing who is being recommended instead, and which pages the models are reading.
A weekly check of llms.txt, robots.txt, your sitemap, structured data and page speed, scored and explained in plain language, with the specific fix for each problem.
We query the model providers directly. The consumer apps also search the web and personalise, so this is what the models know about you rather than what one person sees. Others sell the same number without saying so.
Then it runs nightly without you. You get an email when something needs a decision.
One country and one language. This decides who you can exchange links with, and what your articles are written in.
Your domain, where articles should publish, and Search Console if you have it. We read your sitemap and find the pages worth linking to.
What you sell, who buys it, what you do not do. This is the difference between specific articles and generic ones — we draft it for you and you correct it.
Keyword research, then your first articles. Links begin once the site has been publishing long enough to look natural.
We pay for the main tools in this category and use them on our own sites. This is what we found.
| Feature | Typical tool | Seonis |
|---|---|---|
| Interface language | English only | Your language |
| Article language | Translated from English | Written natively, grammar-checked |
| Bad article | Published anyway | Held back for a person |
| Link approval | Often none | You approve every one |
| Why a link was chosen | Not shown | All 25 rules, with the numbers |
| Charged for a link that never appeared | Sometimes | Never |
| Links between two sites you own | Seen it happen, and charged for | Refused |
| AI visibility | Sometimes, English only | Your language, with sources |
Any arrangement where sites link to each other by agreement can fall inside Google’s guidance on link schemes, and we will not pretend otherwise. We built the exchange to stay on the right side of it: same language and country, genuine relevance in the paragraph the link sits in, no direct swaps, a cap on how much of your profile comes from the network, one link per article in the body text, and a limit on how fast links arrive. Every decision is recorded and shown to you. If that trade-off is not one you want, the rest of the product works without the exchange.
Your first articles appear within a day or two. Search Console usually starts showing impressions for them in three to eight weeks. Links begin after your site has been publishing for a few weeks — arriving faster than that is the pattern that looks unnatural, so we make you wait.
That is what the brand profile is for, and why we ask you to correct our draft of it rather than write it from nothing. You can also list things you do not sell, so articles never offer them. Auto-publishing is off by default: read the first few before you turn it on.
No, but connect it. It is how we report what your articles actually earned, and how we find the phrases you already rank 8th to 30th for — the ones where a single article usually moves you. Read-only access; we cannot change anything.
Yes, at any time. The articles are yours and stay on your site. Links already placed stay unless you ask us to remove them. We do not make cancelling difficult.
3 articles, written in your language, with the language report attached so you can judge the quality yourself. No card, no backlinks on trial.
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