Free test · Your own domain
Try a free first article on your own domain
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Short answer
You can enter your own domain in an autonomous SEO tool and read a free first article, with no card, before you decide anything. This page does not name the tool; you will see its name when you click. The link below is an affiliate link. Read the limits first, then judge the article with the eight checks in how to review an AI-written article.
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How the test works
- Enter your own domain. Use a site you own or manage.
- It researches and writes. The tool reads your public site, picks a search topic, writes the article and scores it, according to its own description.
- It publishes. The first article can go live on your own site or on a blog the tool hosts for you.
- You read it. Nothing else is needed from you, and no card is requested for the free plan.
- You decide. Paid plans start from a published price; you can stop after the first article.
Read these before you click
- No backlink index. It does not tell you who links to you and is not a replacement for a research tool.
- It publishes live by default. A draft mode exists on WordPress, Shopify and HubSpot, not for a custom webhook.
- The hosted copy may stay out of Google. By the tool's own account, the hosted copy of the free article stays out of Google until the plan is paid; connecting your site or a subdomain before the first article avoids that.
- No refunds on payments. Its pricing page says payments are not refunded, so read the first article before you pay.
- It is not a ranking guarantee. Nobody can give one, and a single article does not show how a site would perform.
If you continue: the prices
| Plan | Monthly | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 article, no card |
| Pro | $99 ($79 billed annually) | Up to 30 articles a month, 3 sites; first month $50 as a one-time offer in the week after your first article |
| Business | $299 ($239 billed annually) | Up to 150 articles a month, 10 sites, 5 seats |
From the tool's own pricing page, October 2026, US dollars. It shows euros in the EU. The first-month offer is a promotion, not the ongoing price.
How to judge the first article
Read it as a customer would, then run the checks: trace every figure, compare every claim about your business with your own site, click every link, read the title, description and alt text, and ask whether it contains anything only you could know. The routine is in how to review an AI-written article. If it fails, you have lost nothing but a few minutes.
Who should skip it
- Anyone who cannot review what gets published. Unreviewed volume is the risk.
- Sites whose problem is the offer, the tracking or the site itself. More articles will not fix a site that does not sell.
- Medical, legal and financial topics, where first-hand expertise is the point.
Start the test
This is the same offer as the banner above. Start the free test on your domain (affiliate link).
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a credit card?
Not for the free plan, according to the tool's pricing page: the first article is free with no card. Paid plans need one.
Can I test someone else's domain?
Use a site you own or manage. The article is published for that domain.
Why does this page not name the tool?
By choice. The affiliate link is disclosed above and labelled each time, and the tool's name is the first thing you see after you click.
What if the article is not good?
Do not publish more. The first article is the test; the review checks tell you what to fix or whether the tool is wrong for your site.
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