The #1 AI agent that turns Google searches into RFQs

Yes. syted reads your site during onboarding and learns your processes, materials and capabilities. You list the facts it may state — tolerances, certifications, lead times — and everything outside that list is off limits.

The questions engineers and buyers search before sending an RFQ: what processes cost, which tolerances to call out, which material or finish to spec. The supplier that answers them is the one that gets the drawing.

That is exactly why it matters. Long sales cycles start with a search, months before a purchase order. An article that answers the first question puts you on the shortlist while your competitors wait for the RFQ to arrive.

Almost certainly. WordPress connects in minutes with no code, and most other platforms work too. syted needs the connection once — your site keeps its design, the articles just start appearing.

syted is an AI agent that runs your SEO end to end: it finds the keywords your buyers actually search, checks the live results page to make sure the keyword is worth taking, writes a purchase-intent article, generates the cover image, and publishes it on your own domain — one article a day, on autopilot. It is built to get you ranked on Google and cited by ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude.

Any business that customers find by searching. Our users range from SaaS founders and ecommerce stores to local services (pest control, med spas, home services), independent pros (wedding musicians, voiceover artists, coaches) and makers selling niche products. If people type what you sell into Google — or ask ChatGPT for it — syted writes the pages that get you chosen, no marketing team required.

Thirty — one per day, published automatically. We deliberately do not sell an "unlimited" tier: past one good article a day, extra volume stops helping and starts looking like spam to Google. If a keyword is not worth writing, syted skips it and takes the next one instead of padding your blog.

Yes. Connect WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Notion or Ghost once and every article publishes itself — no code, live in about five minutes. Developers can also plug our API into any stack: it returns the articles with tags, structured data and sitemap entries over plain HTTP.

For everything it publishes, yes: title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph images, JSON-LD structured data, sitemap entries, internal links between articles, and freshness (pages revalidate automatically when content changes). You do not configure any of it.

Fifty plus. Articles are written in the language your buyers search in — keyword research included — not translated afterwards from English.

Yes. During onboarding syted reads your site and learns your product, your audience and how you talk about it. You also list the facts it may state — prices, plans, numbers — and everything outside that list is off limits, so the voice stays yours and the claims stay true.

No. You tell us what you sell and who buys it, once. Keyword research, search-intent checks, writing, on-page optimization and publishing all happen without you. The dashboard shows what was published and why, in plain language.

Yes. An art-direction step reads the finished article — not just the title — and designs a cover in your brand colors that actually matches what the article says. Every image is formatted and optimized for SEO and social sharing.

No contract. It is a monthly subscription you can cancel anytime from the dashboard, and an annual plan if you want two months free. Fair warning, stated on the pricing page too: SEO compounds, so the results build over months — most customers see the curve bend between month two and month four.

Three things. It reads the live search results before writing and refuses keywords it cannot win — including keywords you already rank for, so it never competes with your own pages. It publishes on your domain, not a subdomain we own. And every article is structured to be quoted by AI assistants, which is where a growing share of buyers now ask.

On your domain, at yourdomain.com/blog — published straight into your own website, whatever it runs on. There is no subdomain and no hosted blog, because a subfolder on the domain you already rank with is what compounds.

An AI writer takes your keyword and writes. We read the live search results first, and refuse the keyword when the pages ranking for it serve a different audience than your product. When it passes, the article is built to displace what already ranks: same format and intent as the winners, everything they cover, plus the gap none of them fill. And every section opens with a self-contained answer, because that is what Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude actually quote.

Yes. The package has two modes. Turnkey renders the pages for you, deliberately plain so it inherits your site rather than imposing a theme, with every colour exposed as a CSS variable. Data-only hands you the fetch functions and the Markdown, and you render whatever you want.

You list the facts it may state: your prices, your plans, your numbers. Anything outside that list is never claimed. A separate review pass reads each draft against it and holds the article back when it strays, which happens more often than you would expect.

No. Anything that fails the quality gate is held back as a draft instead of published. You can read everything if you want to, but the default is that nothing questionable reaches your site.

No. If your site runs WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Notion or Ghost, you connect it once and never touch code. Developers who want full control can render the articles themselves through our API — Markdown, tags, structured data and sitemap entries over plain HTTP.