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SEO for SaaS
Researched, cited articles that bring buyers from Google
Research, write, and publish cited articles your buyers search for on Google, then rewrite the ones that lose clicks.
Overview
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SEO for SaaS helps SaaS and app founders publish articles that attract buyers from Google Search. The service researches topics your buyers search for, writes cited articles with sources linked beside each claim, and delivers them to your blog via API. You can publish automatically or review each draft first. When an article loses clicks on Google, SEO for SaaS rewrites it on the same URL to maintain its search history. All articles remain on your blog if you cancel. Our own app Mado got its first trials from Google 14 weeks after its first article, with one of those 3 people becoming a paying customer.
Capabilities
- Topic research with keyword data and competitor analysis
- Article images in 8 design styles
- Site Guard checks for articles losing clicks
- Automatic rewrites of underperforming articles
- Google Search Console integration and reporting
- Internal linking between related articles
- Separate monthly limits for rewrites
Pricing
Pricing model: Paid
Launch: $49/month for 12 articles (billed yearly: $490/year, $4.08 per article). Growth: $99/month for 30 articles (billed yearly: $990/year, $3.30 per article). Scale: $249/month for 90 articles (billed yearly: $2,490/year, $2.77 per article). Each plan includes a free first batch with Autopilot: 5
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SEO for SaaS fact sheet
| Community votes | 0 |
|---|---|
| Based in | Komprachcice, Poland |
| Website | seoforsaas.dev |
SEO for SaaS metrics
Vendor metrics for seoforsaas.dev: Ahrefs Domain Rating and Majestic link data, with the delta since the last review.
- Domain Rating
- 19
- +3 (up) since last check
- Trust Flow
- 8
- no change since last check
- Citation Flow
- 19
- no change since last check
- Referring domains
- 32
- no change since last check
- External backlinks
- 203
- no change since last check
Vendor Domain Rating (Ahrefs) checked 6 Nov 2026, spec changed 2 Nov 2026. Vendor topic: Computers/Internet/On the Web (7). Vendor Majestic data checked 25 Oct 2026, spec changed 25 Oct 2026. Link metrics supplied by Majestic. Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Topical Trust Flow are trademarks of Majestic-12 Ltd.
SEO for SaaS vendor domain
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We read this from the registry's RDAP record on 5 Nov 2026, 20:40 UTC.
- Domain age
- 4 months
- Registered
- Expires
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- OVH sas
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- Not signed
SEO for SaaS post-launch report
| Measure | At launch, then latest |
|---|---|
| Domain Rating (Ahrefs) | 15 to 19 +4 (up) since launch 25 Oct 2026, then 6 Nov 2026 |
| Trust Flow (Majestic) | 8 first measured 25 Oct 2026 |
| Referring domains (Majestic) | 32 first measured 25 Oct 2026 |
Day 11 since launch. Next receipt: day 30, 24 Nov 2026. Many things move these figures, so a change is not proof of cause. Only stored readings are shown.
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Buyer questions
When will Google show my articles?
The timing depends on how well Google already knows your site. On Mado, the typical article got its first Google impression 3 days after publishing. On a younger site, Google may take longer to index new articles. The dashboard shows each article's index status straight from Search Console, and every article goes into your sitemap with an accurate last-modified date.
Won't Google penalize AI-written articles?
Google's spam policies target content produced at scale to game rankings, however it was made. Every article is researched, cited, fact-checked and edited. When Search Console shows an article losing clicks, it is rewritten.
Who owns the articles, and what happens if I cancel?
You own the articles. They reach your domain through your own integration. If you cancel, every published article stays on your blog. The dashboard turns read-only, new articles and rewrites stop, and you are not charged again.
Can I approve articles before they go live?
Yes. Each site publishes in one of two modes: Publish automatically, or Review first, which keeps every new article as a draft until you approve it. Either way, the article reaches your site as structured blocks through the API and a signed webhook, so it renders in your own templates.
Do rewrites use up my articles?
No. Rewrites have their own monthly limit: 5 on Launch, 10 on Growth, and 20 on Scale. Articles and rewrites are counted separately.
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