Make the page specific to the client
Carry service areas, operational facts, audience needs, and real differentiators into the brief and page.
Run /seobuild-onpage to take a client page from search research to reviewable site files, schema, and internal links.
Give your team a workflow they can repeat inside the website project.
Your Claude Code access. Your data accounts. One toolkit purchase.
Inspect the research helper, page instructions, and review method. These are excerpts from the toolkit, not a simulated client success story.
Research + brief
Page + implementation
Changes + checks
The research helper gathers search results, related questions, and competitor content. This excerpt uses the bundled test data.
# Research: airport parking JFK
Intent: primary=commercial,
secondary=transactional
## People Also Ask (5)
- How much does parking cost at JFK?
- Is there free parking at JFK airport?
- What is the cheapest way to park at JFK?
- How far in advance should I book JFK parking?
- Does JFK have covered parking?Fixture data, not a live SERP. Live structured research uses your DataForSEO account; optional rendering uses Massive.
The skill directs your coding agent to inspect the framework and follow your site's existing conventions.
Project configuration and neighboring pages
Page components or HTML with semantic structure
Metadata, schema, relevant internal links
Existing-file changes and source-brief references
Summarized from the actual skill. Your agent executes these instructions. Generated files need your normal build checks; cross-framework reliability is still being validated for release.
Page and schema references give the agent a starting structure to adapt to the client's facts and the specific job.
H1: [Service] in [Location] - [Value Prop]
H2: What Is [Service] / How [Service] Works
H2: [Service] Options / Types of [Service]
H3: [Option 1]
H3: [Option 2]
H3: [Option 3]
H2: Pricing / What Does [Service] Cost
H2: How to Choose [a/the right] [Service Provider]
H2: Why [Company/Location] for [Service]
H2: Frequently Asked QuestionsTemplate placeholders, not a completed page. Separate schema references include LocalBusiness, Product, BreadcrumbList, and FAQ patterns; choose and validate what suits the page.
The v2.5.0 framework includes a 70-point checklist applied by the agent. It calls for source attribution and explicit verification flags.
{{VERIFY: Current daily rate | official rate page}}
Selected real checklist questions; none is marked passed. This is an editorial aid, not independent fact-checking, a Google score, or a zero-hallucination guarantee.
Every new page needs research, business context, implementation, and a final check. Keep those steps together so the work can move from one client brief to the next.
Put your own numbers to itCarry service areas, operational facts, audience needs, and real differentiators into the brief and page.
Research a new page or rewrite an existing one. Optional Search Console helpers add query data, possible URL overlap, and sampled broken-destination signals.
Inspect page changes, unresolved claims, and candidate supporting pages. Companion-content briefs are included for a separate writing and publishing step.
Use your AI and data accounts. Keep local files, install updates when ready, and approve what reaches the client's website.
Use your own page volume, team cost, and time estimates. This is a planning calculator, not a claim about SEOBuild's speed or results.
10 hours released, less $20 in usage.
Time released is capacity, not an automatic payroll saving. This excludes the toolkit purchase, setup, other tools, and any fixed AI subscription costs you have not included.
Every plan gets the same toolkit and future product updates. Choose by the people using it, not by a page quota.
| ONE-TIME PURCHASEProposed USD pricing | Solo$59 | Studio$149 | Agency$299 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Named operators | 1 | 5 | 15 |
| Owned & client projects | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Complete toolkit | Included | Included | Included |
| Future product releases | Included | Included | Included |
| Product support | One contact per organization | ||
| AI & research usage | Your accounts, billed by your providers | ||
All tiers permit finished client deliverables. Operator allowances apply within one organization. The commercial toolkit itself is not for resale; existing public and third-party licenses remain unchanged.
Direct purchasing through Stripe is being prepared. An AppSumo offer is also planned, subject to approval. Neither checkout is available from this preview.
Direct checkout and private delivery are being prepared. Final prices, applicable taxes, delivery, refund terms, and support terms will be shown before purchase. No payments or reservations are collected on this page.
A locally installed skill and helpers. Setup takes technical familiarity; your coding agent carries out the instructions. Publishing uses your existing process.
Cloud AI and research services process the requests you send them. A separate hosted app, AI credits, or guaranteed search outcomes are not included.
You can assemble the process yourself. SEOBuild packages the research helpers, business-context prompts, project instructions, page and schema references, and review criteria into a maintained workflow. The commercial offer adds installation materials, tested releases, updates, and product support.
Those tools already offer research, writing, and optimization; some also integrate with agents and publishing tools. SEOBuild focuses on a locally installed method your coding agent follows in your own project. The choice is how your team wants to work, not a claim of exclusive features or better rankings.
Yes. The public core remains available. The proposed paid offer is the maintained commercial package, operator entitlement, documentation, support, and private releases. The repository's README identifies MIT; release notices must clarify included rights before paid distribution. View the existing repository.
The current package includes verification markers, source-attribution instructions, and an agent-applied review checklist. The separate seobuild-verify skill is not included in this offer. No automated process can promise that every generated claim is correct.
It prepares local companion briefs and a manifest. Your agent still needs to write and refine the content, and your team reviews and publishes it. It does not create accounts or automatically publish assets on other platforms.
The proposed private release channel gives buyers access to future versions of this product. Read the release notes, back up local edits, and install when ready. There is no background updater silently replacing your files.
It is the v2.5.0 framework's editorial checklist, applied by the agent. It helps surface review work; it is not an independent certification, a Google score, or proof that a page will rank.
Direct sales through Stripe are being prepared alongside a proposed AppSumo offer. This is a launch preview; checkout and private delivery are not yet available here. The applicable refund, support, and delivery terms will be shown before purchase.
Research. Implementation. Review. In your project.