Replace the stack

The tools don't write the blog. You do.

A keyword tool, an AI writer, an optimizer, a scheduler: $250 or more a month, and every one of them still needs you at the keyboard. For a small business blog, the stack is the problem. We replaced it with a service that does the actual work.

Research, writing, and publishing in one subscription
No prompts, no scores to chase, no copy-paste
Hours back every single week
One bill instead of four

Try it on your site for $1 7 days, up to 3 published articles, cancel in one click.

The honest math

What the typical stack costs, and what it still leaves you doing

Tool category	Typical cost	What it does	What's still on you
Keyword research tool	$99 to $130/mo	Tells you what to write	You still have to write it
AI writing assistant	$40 to $80/mo	Drafts when you prompt it	You prompt, fix, and fact-check every piece
Content optimizer	$90 to $120/mo	Scores what you wrote	You rewrite until the score is green
Scheduling and publishing	$20 to $50/mo	Moves it to your site	You format, upload images, and click publish
Update My SEO	$149/mo	Researches, writes, and publishes to your site on schedule	Reading the result, if you feel like it

Tool prices are typical published ranges for each category, and the bigger cost was never the subscriptions: it's your hours. If you love running a stack, keep it. This page is for everyone who bought the tools and still has an empty blog.

Try the replacement for $1

How it works

From setup to autopilot in three steps.

No technical skills. No content calendar to manage. No writers to chase.

Connect your site

Tell us your URL. If you're on WordPress, GoHighLevel, Wix, or HubSpot, we connect to your existing blog. If not, we set up a hosted blog on your domain and walk you through the one DNS record.

A plumbing company on WordPress: connect once, and every article lands at yoursite.com/blog.

Under 5 minutesConnect your site

Connect your site

your-plumbing-co.comWordPress detected

Shopify

Webflow

Wix

Connected · publishing to /blog

Tell us about your business

What you sell, what you don't, who you compete with, and how you talk. This is what makes the writing yours.

For a plumber: water heaters, drain cleaning, emergency calls. Not septic, not new construction. We never cross that line.

One-time, ~10 minutesSet up your profile

Business profile

What you sell

Water heater repair

Drain cleaning

Emergency calls

What you don't

Septic systems

New construction

Commercial HVAC

Competitors

competitor-one.comcompetitor-two.comcompetitor-three.com

Publish on autopilot

Pick a schedule from weekly to daily. Choose full autopilot or review-first. Then get on with running your business.

Set it Monday. Wake up Friday to three new articles live on your site, ranking under your name.

Up to 7 articles / weekSee it in action

This week

Autopilot on

Mon5 Signs Your Water Heater Is About to FailPublished

WedTankless vs. Traditional Water HeatersPublished

FriHow Much Does a Furnace Tune-Up Cost?Scheduled

Next: Monday 9:00 AM · your-plumbing-co.com/blog

Connect your site

your-plumbing-co.comWordPress detected

Shopify

Webflow

Wix

Connected · publishing to /blog

You'll always know what published, when, and where.

Every article in your dashboard, before and after it goes live

Review-first mode if you want the final say

A record of what published, when, and to which URL

Turn it off, pause it, or change the schedule anytime

Try it for $1

Your first 30 days of topics come with the trial

Pricing

What SEO content actually costs. And what this costs.

There are three ways small businesses usually get blog content. Here's an honest look at each, and where this fits.

Write it yourself

Your evenings

Cost: $0, plus your time
Output: Whenever you get to it
Consistency: Usually the first thing to slip
Publishing: You do it
Sounds like you: Yes, when it happens

Freelance writer

$150 to $400 / article

Cost: $1,200 to $3,000+ / mo at 8 posts
Output: What you brief and pay for
Consistency: Depends on the writer
Publishing: Usually still you
Sounds like you: After a few rounds of edits

SEO agency retainer

$1,500 to $5,000+ / mo

Cost: Retainer, often with a minimum term
Output: A few posts a month, plus reporting
Consistency: Good, if you can afford to keep it
Publishing: Handled
Sounds like you: Varies a lot

Update My SEO

Done for you, on autopilot

$149 / mo · try it for $1

Cost: $149/mo, cancel anytime
Output: Up to 30 articles a month
Consistency: Runs on a schedule. Doesn't slip.
Publishing: Automatic, to your connected site
Sounds like you: Built from your business profile

Ranges are typical U.S. rates for small-business content and vary by market.

Start for $1. Then pick a plan.

3 articles and your 30-day content plan in the first week. Cancel anytime with one click.

Best value

Annual

$99/mo

$1,188 billed yearly · two months free

Everything in Monthly
Locked-in rate for the year
Priority support
First look at new features

Start with the $1 trial

30-day money-back on annual

Your next 30 articles are already planned. Want to see them?

Enter your site. For $1 you get the first three written, the full 30-day plan, and a week to decide.

If you do nothing

The blog stays where it is: three posts from 2023
You keep meaning to get to it
The businesses that show up in AI answers aren't you
Great work, hard to find

If you try it for $1

Three real articles for your business this week
A 30-day plan you keep either way
Publishing to your site, on your schedule
A week to decide. Cancel with one click.

Enter your site to start 👇

3 articles + your 30-day content plan · 7-day trial · then $149/mo · cancel anytime

Questions first? hello@updatemyseo.com