IndexPilot
Draft long-form, SEO-optimized articles in minutes. Refine with AI-assisted editing, add internal links, and publish directly to your Framer site. Get more leads and customers from organic search and LLM's.
Grow Organic Traffic With AI Content That Ranks
IndexPilot is your AI-powered content engine built for long-term growth. It creates high-quality, SEO-optimized blog articles designed to rank in Google and get cited by AI models — and it makes sure every piece gets indexed fast. Publish consistently, scale effortlessly, and watch your organic traffic compound over time.
Why IndexPilot?
AI content built to rank – SEO-optimized articles crafted by specialized AI agents that work like a professional content marketing team.
Smarter keyword strategy – Create high quality content for untapped, low-competition keywords to grow organic traffic.
Automatic indexing – Submit every new page to Google Search Console and Bing IndexNow in minutes.
Internal linking, handled – Every article comes with smart links to your other posts, boosting authority site-wide.
AI-assisted editing – Draft in minutes, refine with our editor, and match your brand’s tone perfectly.
Content calendar automation – Plan, schedule, and publish a month of SEO-rich content in minutes.
Visuals included – AI-generated images optimized for SEO with every article.
Scalable for teams – Multi-user access, multi-site support, and a dashboard built for agencies and enterprises.
Generate up to 500 articles per month on our highest plan.
Built For
Founders and teams who want consistent SEO growth without bottlenecks
B2B SaaS and eCommerce brands ready to dominate search and get discovered by LLMs
Agencies managing multiple client websites at scale
Enterprises with large content libraries that need indexing and optimization at scale
Changelog
I made this loom video for you:https://www.loom.com/share/c3d22c0665ce4cdabb8da0ff2d39df161. I added category functionality and added the category sync field, when a user sets up the plugin, the categories sync to IndexPilot and will be available for future articles. You will have to generate a new article in IndexPilot (takes like 5-6 minutes to finish) and then it syncs over for the new articles. It will not sync for the old ones that are in there though because they were created before this update. 2. Added the link to indexpilot.ai 3. Removed the debug messages 4. The inline links in the article were set to: yoursite.com inside IndexPilot that's why that happened. When you generate a new article you will see the framer sites. Or you can edit the article in indexpilot to have the right link and then import the articles into framer again and they will be correct. That was just what the link was inside IndexPilot that's why.
