// Seolyn vs Alli AI
Considering Alli AI? First check which job you're hiring for.
Alli AI is a serious on-page SEO automation platform — it applies title, schema, internal link, and code-level optimizations in bulk across the pages your site already has, and it's built for agencies managing many sites. If that's your problem, it's a reasonable tool. Seolyn solves the other half: it researches keywords, writes the articles, and publishes them for you — the content that doesn't exist yet.
Creating content vs optimizing it
Optimization only compounds when there are pages to optimize. Most founders' real bottleneck isn't untuned title tags — it's that the site has eight pages and no time to write more. Seolyn's whole job is closing that gap: AI keyword research finds what your future customers search for, then articles get written, interlinked, and published on a schedule without a content team.
Starts at $1.99, not $249
Alli AI's entry plan runs about $249/month and its pricing ladder ($599, $1,199) is shaped for agencies with many client sites. Seolyn starts at $1.99/month for 3 articles and tops out at $499/month for 120 — priced for one founder growing one site, not a portfolio.
Built for AI answer engines by default
Alli AI talks about visibility across AI crawlers, and so do we — from the content side. Every article Seolyn generates opens with a direct, quotable answer and ends with a structured FAQ that ships as FAQPage schema — the format ChatGPT and Perplexity actually cite. It's not a setting you configure; it's how every article is written from the first draft.