About Sebora

Why we built an agent instead of a dashboard

The SEO software market is well served at the top end. If you are a specialist with time to spend, the existing tools are excellent — they will tell you more about your search performance than you can act on.

The gap is one level down. A founder with a product to ship does not need better keyword data; they need the work done. Every tool we looked at ended the same way: here is a report, here is an AI writer, the rest is your problem. The rest was always the problem. So Sebora is built around the opposite default — the system runs the workflow, and you make two decisions per cycle.

What we build

Sebora qualifies your site, pulls a read-only Google Search Console baseline, drafts a business brief from your landing page, proposes a topic cluster plan, writes the articles, and creates them as drafts in WordPress, Webflow, or Shopify. You approve the brief and the plan. Nothing else needs you.

The detail of each step is on the SEO agent page, and the CMS-specific mechanics are covered for WordPress, Webflow, and Shopify.

What we deliberately do not build

Being clear about the edges matters more than claiming coverage. Sebora does not do link building, does not run technical SEO audits beyond the indexability check at qualification, does not manage paid search, and does not publish anything to your site. If your bottleneck is a technical migration or a penalty recovery, we are not the right tool and will say so.

We also do not autopublish, and this is a design decision rather than a missing feature. Content that goes live without a human reading it is a liability, and the review step is cheap compared with what it prevents.

How we handle your data

Google Search Console access is read-only — Sebora can read your query and page performance and cannot modify anything in your Search Console property. CMS connections are scoped to creating draft content. We do not sell data, and we do not use one customer's site content to write another customer's articles. The full detail is in the privacy policy.

How we work in the open

We publish what has shipped and what is in progress on the roadmap rather than describing features that do not exist yet. Everything on this site that makes a claim about how Sebora behaves is describing current behaviour.

The blog is written by the same people building the product, which is why it argues positions rather than summarising other people's articles. If you work with client sites, the partners programme covers how agencies use Sebora across multiple projects.

Getting in touch

Email [email protected] for anything — support, sales, partnerships, or to tell us something is wrong. The contact page lists what to expect for each type of enquiry.