Readsgreat vs SEObot
An SEObot alternative that updates your older posts too
SEObot writes new articles on autopilot. Readsgreat does that too, and keeps your existing posts fresh when they start to slip in Google.
- Money-back guarantee
- Works with the website you already have
By Readsgreat Staff · Updated September 29, 2026 · Based on each company’s published features and prices. How we compare
SEObot is an affordable autopilot writer: subscriptions start at $49 a month, and it plans topics, writes every week and posts to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and more. But it only manages articles it created, so the posts already on your site stay as they are. Readsgreat researches, writes, fact-checks and posts new articles, and updates older posts when they slip in Google.
The choice at a glance.
| What matters | Readsgreat | SEObot |
|---|---|---|
| Price | From $99/month billed yearly, or $129 month to month | From $49/month for 9 articles; $99 for 20; $199 for 50Source |
| Each month you get | Up to 8 new articles and 4 updates to older posts (Starter); up to 40 and 20 on Growth | 9 to 300 new articles, depending on plan, produced every weekSource |
| Who does the work | We research, write, fact-check and post; you approve each article or choose autopilot | SEObot plans, writes and publishes; you can approve, decline or edit articlesSource |
| Updates to older posts | Included: when a post starts to slip in Google, we update it with fresh facts and sources | Manages and updates only articles it created; other posts stay unchangedSource |
| Best for | Owners with a blog already, who want it all kept fresh | New blogs that want low-cost articles on autopilotSource |
Price
- Readsgreat
- From $99/month billed yearly, or $129 month to month
- SEObot
- From $49/month for 9 articles; $99 for 20; $199 for 50Source
Each month you get
- Readsgreat
- Up to 8 new articles and 4 updates to older posts (Starter); up to 40 and 20 on Growth
- SEObot
- 9 to 300 new articles, depending on plan, produced every weekSource
Who does the work
- Readsgreat
- We research, write, fact-check and post; you approve each article or choose autopilot
- SEObot
- SEObot plans, writes and publishes; you can approve, decline or edit articlesSource
Updates to older posts
- Readsgreat
- Included: when a post starts to slip in Google, we update it with fresh facts and sources
- SEObot
- Manages and updates only articles it created; other posts stay unchangedSource
Best for
- Readsgreat
- Owners with a blog already, who want it all kept fresh
- SEObot
- New blogs that want low-cost articles on autopilotSource
Why Readsgreat
Why owners pick Readsgreat over SEObot.
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Your existing posts get attention too
SEObot's help center says it only manages and updates articles it created; posts and pages made any other way stay unchanged. If you already have a blog, those posts are on their own. Readsgreat watches every post in Google Search Console, whoever wrote it, and when one starts to slip, we update it with fresh facts and sources. That work has its own count, up to 4 updates a month on Starter and 20 on Growth, so it never takes a slot from new articles. We never overwrite edits you make yourself.
Source - 2
Topics chosen to help you rank
Readsgreat picks topics worth a page. Your plan to rank maps the topics to own, with a main guide for each and a list of what to write next, revised weekly as results come in. Each article links to your related posts, so your site builds real depth on the subjects your customers search for. You stay in charge of it: add, move or lock any topic. For local businesses, research comes from your own city, and we check your business details match your Google listing.
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Facts matched to exact quotes
SEObot describes a fact-checking system with source citations. Readsgreat's check goes claim by claim. Our AI agents gather government sites, studies and industry data on the topic and read them through, PDFs included, then match every claim in the article to an exact quote from a real source. Claims without a matching quote are removed. You add your know-how through a few quick questions by email, and each week AI Visibility Tracking shows where ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI mention you.
Source
Picture it in your business
For an HVAC company in Phoenix
Tom's site has 40 posts from past years, and some still bring in calls. On Readsgreat Starter, his plan to rank fills the gaps: heat pump costs, AC maintenance and summer energy bills in Phoenix. Up to 8 new articles post each month, linked to his best older posts. When his old guide to AC tune-ups slips in Google, it's updated with fresh facts and sources, alongside the new articles.
Pricing
What each one costs.
SEObot
SEObot's subscriptions start at $49 a month. Its help center lists $49 for 9 articles a month, $99 for 20, $199 for 50, $499 for 100 plus 20 directory listings, $570 for 150 and $1,050 for 300. SEObot shows its full plan list after you enter your website, and offers a full refund on the $49 plan if you're unhappy after the first article.
Source 1Source 2Source 3Readsgreat
Starter
$99/ month
Billed yearly ($1,188). Or $129 month to month.
- Up to 8 new articles a month
- Up to 4 updates to older posts a month
- Research, fact checks, images, posting and AI Visibility Tracking
Growth
$349/ month
Billed yearly ($4,188). Or $449 month to month.
- Up to 40 new articles a month
- Up to 20 updates to older posts a month
- Research, fact checks, images, posting and AI Visibility Tracking
14-day money-back guarantee on your first payment. Cancel anytime; every article stays on your site. See pricing →
When SEObot is the better fit
Choose SEObot if you're starting a new blog, want the lowest monthly price, and are happy for new articles to post on autopilot. Its higher tiers suit founders who want a lot of volume. SEObot already posts to Shopify, where Readsgreat's connection is coming soon.
Switching from SEObot
Your SEObot articles stay on your site. Then link your site to Readsgreat, reply to a few quick questions and look over your plan to rank. From then on, Readsgreat watches your rankings in Google Search Console. Stop SEObot's schedule so two tools aren't publishing on the same topics.
Common questions
Readsgreat or SEObot?
Why pay more than SEObot?
SEObot's $99 plan gives you 20 new articles a month. Readsgreat Starter is $99 a month billed yearly for up to 8 new articles plus up to 4 updates to older posts, including posts written before you joined. Every article gets deep research, every claim is matched to an exact quote from a real source, and weekly AI Visibility Tracking covers five AI tools.
Will SEObot update posts it didn't write?
SEObot's help center says it manages and updates only articles it created; posts and pages made any other way stay unchanged. Readsgreat updates any post on your blog that starts to slip in Google, including the ones you wrote years ago. Starter covers up to 4 updates a month and Growth up to 20, each with fresh facts and new sources.
SEObot runs on autopilot. Can I review Readsgreat articles first?
Yes, if you want to. SEObot plans, writes and publishes, and lets you approve, decline or edit articles. Readsgreat offers the same two paths: read and approve each article before it posts, or let it run on autopilot and follow your progress report instead. The difference is what arrives: every claim already matched to an exact quote from a real source.
Where do SEObot and Readsgreat post?
SEObot posts to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and more. Readsgreat posts to WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Wix, Framer and more, with Shopify coming soon. Each Readsgreat post carries an SEO title, meta description, structured data, an original image with alt text and links to related articles, including the older posts already on your site.
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Sources and dates checked (4)
- SEObot pricing: homepage pricing section and help-center plan listChecked 2026-09-29
- SEO Bot - fully autonomous "SEO Robot" with SEO AI agents for Busy FoundersChecked 2026-09-29
- Can SEObot rewrite an existing old article? | SEObot Help CenterChecked 2026-09-29
- What's SEObot pricing? | SEObot Help CenterChecked 2026-09-29
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