// Seolyn vs SEObot
Considering SEObot? Here's where Seolyn fits instead.
SEObot is a solid, more full-featured AI SEO platform, and it does genuinely more: backlink building, programmatic SEO pages, YouTube-to-article conversion, auto-generated news content, and 50+ language support. We're not going to pretend Seolyn matches that breadth.
About $3.30 per published article
SEObot's subscriptions start at $49/month; Seolyn's entry plan is $99/month for 30 published articles — about $3.30 each, researched, written, interlinked and live on your site. The 3-day free trial publishes 3of them before you enter a card, so you can see real output before committing to anything. There's also a no-signup trial: paste your website address and Seolyn reads the page and reports back what it understood about your business, before you even create an account.
Built for AI answer engines by default
Every article Seolyn generates opens with a direct, quotable answer to the core question and ends with a structured FAQ section that ships as FAQPage schema — the format AI answer engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity actually cite from. That's not an add-on setting; it's how every article is written from the first draft.
Deliberately narrower, on purpose
Seolyn does one job — keyword research, article generation, internal linking, scheduled publishing — and tries to do it without asking you to configure backlink campaigns, programmatic page templates, or news feeds you'll never look at. If you want that broader toolkit, SEObot is a reasonable choice. If you want the core content pipeline running on autopilot with the least amount of setup, that's what Seolyn is built for.