Simple plans. Billed by Shopify.

That risk is the reason the gate exists. Every article is scored on nine signals before it can publish — cross-page uniqueness, information gain, factual density, spam safety, structure, answer-readiness, tone, intent, and a human-tone check that catches copy reading machine-made. Only articles that clear 75 out of 100 are sent to your store. The rest are held back, and you are told how many.

They stay in ScaleSEO and never reach your Shopify store. There is also a hard rule that overrides the average: if the human-tone score falls below 45, the article cannot pass no matter how strong its other signals are. Same for an unresolved FDA/FTC claim flag.

No. Everything arrives in your Shopify admin as a draft. You read it, edit the SEO fields if you want, and decide what goes live. ScaleSEO never publishes on your behalf.

A generator starts from a keyword. ScaleSEO starts from evidence. It reads up to 1,500 real reviews of products like yours, plus Reddit and the questions Google shows, and ranks the doubts that are actually stopping the sale — including the ones buyers feel but never type into a search box. Then it writes the article that settles each one, using your catalog for the facts and your own copy for the voice.

Most shoppers can't articulate what's holding them back. But 97 people wrote it in a review: they want to sleep without feeling groggy tomorrow. That doubt never becomes a Google search in those words, yet it decides the purchase. ScaleSEO finds it in the review corpus and writes the article that answers it, targeted at the search terms those buyers do use.

It asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude the buyer questions your articles answer, then checks whether your brand or domain appears in the answers, and tracks that over time. It is a straightforward presence check across four models — not a full analytics suite, and it does not read Google's AI Overviews.

That is the case it was built for. A compliance layer scans every article for FDA disease claims, 'FDA-approved' language and absolute efficacy claims, and a second pass checks that every claim in the article is supported by a source the article actually cites. Either one flagging blocks the article from publishing. The standard DSHEA disclaimer can be applied automatically.

Honestly: it depends on your domain and your category, and anyone quoting you a number is guessing. New articles typically take weeks to index and rank, and a cluster compounds as more of it lands. What ScaleSEO can promise is the inputs — articles targeting real search demand, answer-first structure, schema and internal linking — plus per-article reporting so you can see exactly what is and isn't working rather than taking our word for it.

Shopify only. ScaleSEO runs as an embedded Shopify app — research, generation, publishing and reporting all happen inside your Shopify admin.