SEO is four jobs.
Grovik does all four.
Find what people search for. Fix what is broken on your site. Publish something worth ranking. Watch what happens next.
First, it learns your business
Grovik reads your site before anything else and writes down what it found. Everything after this is written from it, and every line of it is yours to correct.
Brand DNA
What we know about your business — every article still to come is written from this.
Brand overview
40/250 wordsA small coffee bar on a corner in the West Village, roasting its own beans in-house and pulling traditional Italian-style espresso. Sells whole beans and a short food menu alongside the counter trade, and runs public tastings on Saturday mornings.
Tone of voice
34/250 wordsWarm and plain-spoken, the way a barista explains something across the counter. Short sentences, no coffee jargon left unexplained, first person plural. Confident about method and never snobbish about what anybody likes to drink.
Target audience
37/250 wordsNeighbourhood regulars and people working nearby, plus visitors after somewhere better than a chain. Ranges from someone who wants a quick flat white to home brewers who want to know the roast date before they buy beans.
Service areas
Cities, regions, or countries you serve — used to localize keyword research.
Core topics
Topics, services, or products your site already covers — used in keyword research and article generation.
Job 01
Find
Every keyword is checked against real Google search volume and scored for how hard it is to win, before it ever becomes an article.
Where a topic has no measurable volume - common for local and niche businesses - Grovik labels it as an estimate rather than printing a number for it.
Grovik looks for new keywords every night, and you can look up any phrase yourself.
Runs nightly
Keyword research
Example · United States- difference between espresso and coffeeEasyEasy1,900/mo
- cold brew vs iced coffeeEasyEasy880/mo
- best coffee shop west villageModerateModerate590/mo
- how much caffeine in a double espressoVery easyVery easy320/mo
- oat milk latte caloriesHardHard2,400/mo
Job 02
Fix
Grovik crawls your pages and reports what is holding them back: titles and meta descriptions, headings, canonical tags, sitemaps, structured data, page speed - and whether AI crawlers are allowed to read you at all.
Each finding says what it is, which pages it affects and why it matters, ordered by what to deal with first. Making the changes is your side of it; naming them in plain language is Grovik's.
Run it whenever you like
Site audit
Example · 24 pages crawled24 of 33 checks passed
- Page set to noindex (meta robots) — high severity1 page — meta robots: noindex
- Missing meta description — medium severity12 of 24 pages
- No sitemap found — medium severityno reachable sitemap.xml
- AI crawlers blocked in robots.txt — medium severityrobots.txt blocks: GPTBot
- Images without alt text — low severity9 of 24 images
Job 03
Publish
Articles are written from your Brand DNA - the tone, audience and subjects Grovik builds by reading your existing pages - so a new article sounds like the rest of your site.
Then Grovik marks its own work. The draft is scored against the same on-page checks you see in the editor, rewritten where it falls short, and scored again.
When it passes, it publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or Ghost on its scheduled day - or waits in your dashboard for you to approve it.
Runs on the schedule you set
The rewrite loop
100/ 100
- title fits the search result
- description reads to the end
- depth matches what the topic needs
- internal links point where they help
- all checks passed — ready to publish
Example scores. Grovik rewrites up to five times; a draft that still does not pass is held back for you instead of published.
One run, end to end (example timings)
Reads your site
What you sell, and what you cover.
Writes the article
Your voice, that day’s keyword.
Marks its own work
Scores it, fixes what fails.
Image and internal links
Linked to pages you already have.
Publishes, or waits for you
Live on schedule, or to your dashboard.
Job 04
Watch
Pick the searches that matter to you and Grovik checks your position every week. The movement sits next to the position, so a keyword that slipped two places reads differently from one that left the top 100.
Once a week it also asks ChatGPT and Perplexity the questions you saved, and once a month it runs a wider review that adds Claude and Gemini - showing you the answer, who it cited, and whether you were one of them.
Weekly and monthly
Rank tracking
Example · weekly- difference between espresso and coffee43
- best coffee shop west village272
- how much caffeine in a double espresso100+
AI visibility
Example · monthlySomeone asked Perplexity:
“best espresso in the West Village?”
Your site was one of them.
yoursite.example/blog/espresso-vs-coffee
It named these sources:
- your site
- city-guide.example
- another-cafe.example
How to get started
It takes just a few minutes to set up.
Connect your website
Enter your URL. Grovik scans your site and learns your brand voice, audience, and topics in minutes.
Get your growth plan
Real keyword research on live search volume, laid out as a content calendar built for your site.
Review or approve
Every article lands in your dashboard before its date. Edit it, swap the image, or approve it as-is. You stay in control.
Publish and grow
Approved articles publish to your site on schedule, building organic traffic that compounds over time.
Three articles. Then decide.
Read them, edit them, publish them. If Grovik isn't doing work you would have paid someone else for, walk away - nothing is locked in.
Start free trialNo card required. Your first three articles are free.
Questions before you start
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Two plans: $38 a month billed monthly, or $34 a month billed yearly ($408 a year), which saves you $48 a year. The price is per website, and everything is in it — keyword research, articles, images, publishing, the site audit, rank tracking and the AI-visibility checks are not separate add-ons. A second website adds its own price to the same subscription, on one invoice.
No. Every new website starts with three free articles and asks for nothing up front - you enter a card only when you decide to carry on. There is no contract either, so cancelling simply ends future renewals from your account.
There are two clocks. Setup takes minutes and your first article is written the same day. Rankings are the slow one: realistically three to six months before organic traffic moves meaningfully, and longer for competitive keywords on a newer site. Publishing consistently is what makes the compounding happen, and that part Grovik handles - but if the audit turns up something structural on your site, fixing it matters as much as the next article. If you need traffic this week, paid ads are the honest answer, not SEO.
Yes. Every article lands in your dashboard before its scheduled date, where you can rewrite any part of it, change the title, meta fields and URL, swap the featured image, move it to another day, or delete it. Nothing reaches your site before the day you set - and if you would rather approve each one by hand, leave auto-publish off and nothing publishes itself at all.
Edit it or delete it - it never has to publish, and an article you delete takes nothing with it. If the problem is how the writing sounds rather than that one piece, the thing to change is the Brand DNA profile Grovik built from your site: tone, audience and the pages you care about are all editable, and everything written afterwards follows the corrected version.
Directly to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Ghost, or to a site built with an AI website builder like Lovable, Bolt or v0. Anything else can use a custom webhook, and you can always export an article as Markdown or HTML and paste it in yourself. If no platform is connected, articles simply wait in your dashboard until you publish them.
You choose - anywhere from one article a week up to one a day, up to 30 articles a month. Grovik spreads them across your calendar instead of publishing them in a burst, and you can change the frequency at any time from settings.
Yes, and that is worth knowing before you start. The articles run on their own: research, writing, images, internal links and publishing all happen on the schedule you set. The audit is the other kind of job - Grovik crawls your site and tells you what is wrong, which pages it affects and why it matters, ordered by what to deal with first, but the changes happen on your site, made by you or whoever built it.