Flocon AI vs SEObot
SEObot is an autopilot: its AI picks topics, writes blog articles and publishes them, from $49/month for 9 articles. Flocon AI is not a writer: your own AI (Claude, Cursor…) writes pages through MCP, and Flocon stores and shows them on your Next.js website. Free to start, then 5€/month.
The short version
| SEObot | Flocon AI | |
|---|---|---|
| Who writes | SEObot's AI, on autopilot | Your own AI, in your chat or editor |
| What you get | Blog articles | Any SEO page: comparisons, alternatives, integrations, guides |
| Topic choice | SEObot researches your website and plans topics | You decide (no keyword research in Flocon) |
| Entry price | $49/month for 9 articles/month | Free for 10 published pages |
| Next step up | $99/month for 20 articles/month | Pro: 5€/month for 50 published pages |
| Billing unit | Articles written each month | Published pages per website (total, not per month) |
| Where pages go | Many CMS (WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix…), API and a Next.js blog API | Next.js website, one npm install |
| Backlinks | Advertises backlink building | None, by design |
How SEObot works
SEObot onboards your website, researches your audience and keywords, builds a content plan, then writes and publishes articles with internal links. It connects to common CMS tools and offers a Next.js blog API example. Plans from its help center, checked October 31, 2026:
- $49/month — 9 articles/month
- $99/month — 20 articles/month
- $199/month — 50 articles/month
- $499/month — 100 articles/month + 20 directory listings
- $570/month — 150 articles/month
- $1,050/month — 300 articles/month
SEObot is strong if you want SEO done for you and you don't want to think about topics.
How Flocon AI works
- Connect Flocon to your AI with one MCP URL (see Claude integration).
- Ask your AI for a page. It writes it with real facts you give it, and saves it as a draft or publishes it.
- Your Next.js website shows the page with
@flocon-ai/nextand one catch-all route. - Flocon adds the SEO parts: title, description, JSON-LD, OG image, sitemap and llms.txt helpers.
- Need a steady pace? Schedule pages to go live one by one.
Same volume, different cost
The two tools don't bill the same thing, so compare with care. For 50 pages, SEObot costs $199/month and writes 50 new articles every month. Flocon Pro costs 5€/month and holds up to 50 published pages in total. With Flocon you also pay for your own AI (for example a Claude plan), and you do the thinking.
Who should pick which
- Pick SEObot if you want a blog that runs on its own, on WordPress, Webflow or another CMS, and you're fine paying per article.
- Pick Flocon AI if you build on Next.js, already work with Claude or Cursor, and want a few very useful pages (comparisons, alternatives, use cases) rather than many blog posts.
Can Flocon AI write articles on its own like SEObot?
No. Flocon has no built-in writer. Your AI writes the pages, Flocon stores and shows them.
Does SEObot work with Next.js?
Yes, SEObot offers a blog API and a Next.js example repository. Flocon is built for Next.js first and renders any page type, not only blog posts.
Is Flocon AI's 5€ per month or per page?
Per website, per month (or 50€/year), tax included. Pro allows 50 published pages. It is not a monthly page quota.
Which one is safer with Google?
Google's rules target pages made at scale mainly to rank. Flocon caps published pages and has no link schemes. With any tool, publish only pages that help a reader.