SEO Vendor
SEO Vendor is a Las Vegas-based AI marketing platform pairing 13 free SEO tools with white-label SEO, GEO, and PPC campaigns delivered by human teams, all built on its patented CORE AI engine for agencies, resellers, and in-house marketers.
What is SEO Vendor?
SEO Vendor is two products behind one login: a library of free AI tools, and a white-label marketing production shop. The publisher, SEO Vendor, LLC, operates from Henderson, Nevada, and describes itself as fully remote with no physical office. Its own pages date the founding to 2005 in the press kit and to 2004 elsewhere, so the site never settles the question. The business started as The SEO Company before taking its current name.
At the center sits CORE AI, a proprietary neural network covered by patent #12093650 and presented as the product of seven years of research. It learns from more than 100 on-page and off-page factors and uses a method the company calls branch prediction. Three named components surround it: SEO Focus Controls, which let a user dial strategy aggressiveness by keyword group, category, location, or service type; the artificial neural network itself; and Eye in the Sky, which watches the site and detects Google algorithm shifts. The company is explicit about the boundary. CORE AI supplies analysis and notifications only, a real person decides how the strategy is executed, and it is not a content generator.
A free account opens 13 AI tools: SEO GPT and SEO GPT 2, RankLens, Content Transformer, GEO Audit, Better Keywords AI, Preliminary Audit, Insight Igniter AI, SEO Mapping, SEO Image AI, SEO Strategist, Topical Authority, and SEO Assist Agent. SEO Assist also exists as a custom GPT published on ChatGPT, which requires ChatGPT Plus and has been succeeded by the on-platform agent. A developer API adds 16 POST-JSON endpoints with a free key, plus SV CLI and SV MCP, and CORE AI itself is offered for licensing to third parties.
The services half covers national and local SEO, generative engine optimization, PPC, content marketing, web design, landing pages, funnels, lead generation, link building, local listings, email, social media, and reputation work, packaged as named series: i-SERIES, S-SERIES, X-SERIES, Premier, and Enterprise. Only the i-SERIES uses SEO GPT 2 copy; the S and X lines are written by in-house writers. Pricing runs from a free account to 99 USD per month for an entry campaign and 999 USD for Enterprise. Scale claims are not consistent across the site: the press kit says 300,000+ users while the CORE AI page says 500,000+, alongside 55+ specialists, 15,000+ partner agencies, 44 languages, and 200+ industries.
What it does
- Generate SEO-optimized product copy and full articles with SEO GPT and SEO GPT 2
- Run free preliminary site audits and GEO audits on any domain
- Track brand visibility inside AI answer engines with RankLens
- Research keyword opportunities with Better Keywords AI and Insight Igniter AI
- Map pages, topic clusters, and campaign strategy with SEO Mapping, Topical Authority, and SEO Strategist
- Repurpose existing content into 300+ formats and generate branded SEO images
- Hand full SEO, GEO, and PPC campaigns to white-label production teams, or drive the tools programmatically through the SV API, CLI, or MCP server
When to use SEO Vendor / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if SEO Vendor is the right fit.
When to use SEO Vendor
- Marketing agencies that want to deliver SEO without running an in-house production team: white-label reports, branded downloadable audits, custom domains, an agency store, and free client trials are all part of the package.
- Resellers and channel partners looking for a fulfillment engine behind their own brand; the 2026 press kit claims 15,000+ partner agencies and members.
- Small and mid-sized local or national businesses that need a low-cost entry into managed SEO, with i-SERIES campaigns starting at 99 USD per month.
- Marketers who want to try AI tooling with no commitment: 13 free tools open with a free account, no credit card required.
- Agency developers and technical teams: the SV API exposes 16 endpoints with a free key, alongside a documented CLI and MCP server.
When not to use SEO Vendor
- Organizations that must document GDPR compliance before buying: the site carries no GDPR mention, no Data Processing Agreement, no sub-processor list, and no disclosed hosting country.
- Buyers who expect a single readable price grid; pricing is scattered across eleven separate pages covering AI SEO, local, national, GEO, PPC, web design, funnels, and prepaid credits.
- Teams looking for a pure self-serve product: the campaign series are delivered services, with an initial scoping consultation and approval cycles rather than instant provisioning.
- Buyers who refuse AI-written copy or who need generative engine optimization on the entry plans; the site routes the first group to its human-written National and Local SEO lines, and states that the i-SERIES targets Google and Bing rankings rather than GEO.
- Anyone who needs to work from a phone or tablet app: no iOS or Android application exists.
How to use SEO Vendor
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Create a free account on the sign-up page; the site repeatedly states that no credit card is required
- Open the dashboard and browse the 13 free AI tools bundled with the account
- Run a Preliminary Audit or a GEO Audit to establish where the site currently stands
- Research keywords with Better Keywords AI, then map pages and clusters with SEO Mapping, Topical Authority, and SEO Strategist
- Produce content with SEO GPT, SEO GPT 2, Content Transformer, and SEO Image AI
- Monitor brand visibility inside AI answer engines with RankLens
- Optionally order a managed campaign: an onboarding consultation scopes the work, then deliverables arrive by email or through the client portal
- Agencies additionally configure white-label reports, branded downloadable audits, custom domains, the agency store, and free trials for their own clients
- Developers request a free API key at the access portal, then POST JSON to the SV API endpoints with the key in the k field; the docs advise calling from a server and never committing the key
- Start on the two-week i-SERIES free trial, and note that cancellation requires written notice at least seven days before the next billing cycle, or can be done from the Subscription page
Pros & Cons
Pros
- An unusually wide free tier for this segment: 13 AI tools and a free API key, with no credit card and no installation
- Low entry price for a managed campaign at 99 USD per month, plus a two-week free trial with no obligation and no long-term contract claimed
- Layered guarantees: 30-day satisfaction on the first month, full refund on cancellation within seven days of an order, and a three-month results guarantee under which work continues at no extra cost if no keyword moves
- Patented and publicly documented technology, with patent #12093650 and cited coverage in Search Engine Land and MarTech
- A public API with a free key, plus a CLI and an MCP server, which is rare among SEO service providers
- A complete white-label kit for agencies: branded reports and audits, custom domains, an agency store, and free trials to hand to prospects
- Data ownership is explicitly granted to the user, with a full export on request and account deletion available
Cons
- Compliance documentation is close to nonexistent: no GDPR mention, no DPA, no sub-processor list, and no disclosed hosting country or region
- No documented way to exclude customer data from AI model training; the subject is never addressed in either direction
- Headline figures contradict each other across pages: 300,000+ versus 500,000+ users, 15,000+ versus 35,000 partner agencies, and a founding year given as both 2005 and 2004
- Performance percentages such as a 99% ranking rate and 97% strategy flexibility are published without any methodology or source
- Pricing is spread over eleven separate pages with no single grid, and each plan card shows two prices, committed and month-to-month, without restating the commitment length
- One generic email address covers support, legal, press, and privacy, and it is obfuscated behind a Cloudflare token; there is no physical office and no mobile app
- The privacy policy contemplates access to the user's mailbox for certain sending features, and cancellation requires seven days' written notice before the next cycle
Pricing & Plans
SEO Vendor offers a permanent free account that opens its AI tool suite and a free API key, with no credit card required, together with a two-week free trial on i-SERIES campaigns. The lowest paid entry point is the i-SERIES Starter plan at 99.00 USD per month on an annual commitment, or 108.00 USD per month billed month to month. All plans are billed monthly in US dollars. The other service lines start higher: 260 USD for National SEO, 299 USD for Local SEO, 429 USD for Premier National, 499 USD for Premier Local, and 999 USD for Enterprise. A 30-day satisfaction guarantee applies to the first month of monthly service, and cancellation within seven days of an order qualifies for a full refund.
- no cost
- giving access to the 13 AI tools
- the dashboard
- and the agency resource library
- 99 USD/month on commitment
- 108 USD/month month-to-month
- for 5 keywords
- 5 optimized pages
- 1
- 000 AI-written words
- 2 on-site articles
- 50 DA35-DA90 links
- 199 USD/month on commitment
- 218 USD/month month-to-month
- for 10 keywords
- 10 pages
- 2
- 000 words
- 2 on-site and 2 off-site articles
- and 100 links
- 299 USD/month on commitment
- 328 USD/month month-to-month
- for 15 keywords
- 15 pages
- 3
- 000 words
- SEO GPT 2 Deep Learning
- 3 on-site and 3 off-site articles
- 399 USD/month on commitment
- 438 USD/month month-to-month
- for 20 keywords
- 20 pages
- 4
- 000 words
- SEO GPT 2 Deep Learning
- 4 on-site and 4 off-site articles
- from 260 USD
- with human-written content and 10 to 40+ keywords
- from 299 USD
- with 10 to 40 keywords and 10 to 25 local citations
- from 429 USD
- combining CORE AI with Semrush and lead-generation content
- from 499 USD
- combining CORE AI with Semrush
- data feeds
- and citations
- from 999 USD
- with 50 to 150 keywords
- 3
- 000 to 9
- 000 words
- 650 to 2
- 000+ links
- and press plus RSS distribution
- GEO
- PPC
- web design
- marketing funnel
- and prepaid development credit lines are priced on separate pages that were not covered by this review
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how SEO Vendor handles your data.
GDPR overview
There is effectively no GDPR implementation to report. Across the pages reviewed, the word GDPR never appears in the visible text; the only occurrences sit in the cookie banner's technical configuration. No Article 27 representative is named, no data protection officer is appointed, no Data Processing Agreement is published or offered, no sub-processor list exists, and no hosting country or region is disclosed. The one compliance claim the company does make is American: under COPPA, it states it does not knowingly intend to collect information from individuals 13 years of age or younger. Users are nonetheless granted three practical rights, namely a complete data export on request, account deletion, and an advertising opt-out, and the company describes administrative, technical, and physical safeguards. The OEM agency agreement is governed by Nevada law, and a single generic address handles privacy questions.
Who owns the data?
SEO Vendor's privacy policy draws a line between two sets of data. Under its Ownership of Data section, everything a user enters into the platform belongs to that user, who may request a complete export at any time and request account deletion, which triggers full erasure of their data within three months. Separately, the company states that it owns the information collected across its website, meaning browsing data, cookies, and log files, and undertakes not to sell, rent, or share it for purposes not disclosed in the policy. If a user supplies mailbox credentials, the platform may send mail on their behalf and store replies in encrypted form, with staff barred from reading the content.
Reuse rights
Because platform inputs belong to the user, they can be exported and reused freely: the policy sets no permission step and places no restriction on what a user does with their own exported data. On the company side, the declared purposes are service delivery, newsletter access, marketing, and advertising. Collected categories include identity and demographic details such as name, address, phone, and email, plus cookies and log files containing IP addresses; personal data may also come from authorized third-party sources. Google sign-in collects only the email address, and mailbox access is limited to contacts the user has added. Aggregated, anonymous demographic data is shared with partners and advertisers, names and contact details go to service providers strictly to deliver the service, and non-personal visitor information may be passed to third parties for marketing. Disclosure is also possible where legally required. Advertising opt-out is handled by email, with removal from remarketing campaigns within 30 days. Nothing in the policy states whether customer data is used to train AI models.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
SEO Vendor does not disclose where its data is hosted. None of the pages reviewed names a hosting country, region, data center, or cloud provider, and a targeted search for terms such as hosted in, data center, or servers located returned nothing. The privacy policy refers to our servers without locating them, and states that data is completely erased from those servers within 90 days of account deletion. What can be established is thinner than a hosting disclosure. The domain is served behind Cloudflare (AS13335, anycast IP 172.67.134.153), which describes the content delivery network in front of the site rather than the location of stored data. The publisher, SEO Vendor, LLC, is a United States company registered at a Nevada address, and its OEM agency agreement is governed by Nevada law, which points to an American legal center of gravity; a governing-law clause is not, however, a hosting commitment. No sub-processor list is published and no Data Processing Agreement is offered, so no secondary document exists from which a hosting jurisdiction could be inferred. Buyers who need the hosting location in writing will have to obtain it directly from the company.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting SEO Vendor.
- No GDPR, DPA, sub-processor, or hosting-location disclosure anywhere on the site, which is a blocking gap for any European procurement process
- No documented opt-out from AI model training; the policy never states whether customer data feeds the models, in either direction
- The privacy policy contemplates access to a user's mailbox if credentials are supplied, in order to send mail on their behalf and store the replies
- Key figures contradict each other across the site, with the founding year given as 2005 or 2004, users as 300,000+ or 500,000+, and partner agencies as 15,000+ or 35,000, so all headline numbers should be read as marketing claims
- Performance percentages such as 99% and 97% are displayed without methodology or source, which makes them impossible to verify or compare
- The large price on each plan card is the committed rate; the month-to-month rate is 9 USD higher and printed small, so check which one you are agreeing to
- Cancellation requires written notice seven days before the next cycle, the three-month results guarantee only holds if every recommendation was implemented, and the published address is a mail-forwarding address rather than an office
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Low for the tools, moderate for everything else. A free account takes minutes, needs no card and no installation, and the site states that no AI expertise is required to benefit from CORE AI, with guided onboarding. Managed campaigns add process rather than difficulty: an initial scoping consultation, then delivery by email or client portal with approval cycles. The API is the only developer-level path, requiring a free key and server-side POST JSON requests, with an optional CLI and MCP server. Agencies configuring white-label domains and branded reports should expect a short setup phase.
Deployment
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Supported languages
Behind SEO Vendor
Fundraising
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Frequently asked questions
Is the SEO Vendor account really free?
How much does a managed campaign cost?
Is there a free trial?
What exactly is CORE AI?
Does the i-SERIES cover generative engine optimization?
What if I do not want AI-written content?
Is there an API?
Who owns the data I enter into the platform?
How many languages does SEO Vendor support?
What are the refund and results guarantees?
Should you pick SEO Vendor?
SEO Vendor is best understood as two products sharing one login. The first is a free AI toolkit, 13 tools plus a dashboard and a free API key, that costs nothing and asks for no card. The second is a white-label production shop that runs SEO, GEO, PPC, content, and web work for agencies that would rather resell than staff up. The bridge between them is CORE AI, a patented neural network the company positions as an analysis layer rather than a writer, with a human deciding what actually gets executed.
On coverage per dollar, the offer is hard to fault. A managed campaign starts at 99 USD per month, the two-week trial costs nothing, and the guarantee stack, 30-day satisfaction, seven-day full refund, three-month results, is unusually generous. The agency layer is the real differentiator: branded reports, custom domains, an agency store, free client trials, and a documented API with a CLI and an MCP server.
The weaknesses are documentary rather than functional. Nothing on the site addresses the GDPR, no Data Processing Agreement is offered, no sub-processors are named, and no hosting country is disclosed, so a European buyer working through a standard procurement checklist will stall early. The same looseness shows in the numbers: user counts, partner-agency counts, and even the founding year differ from one page to the next, and the headline performance percentages carry no methodology. Pricing is spread over eleven pages instead of one grid.
The verdict follows the audience. Agencies and resellers, particularly in the United States or anywhere compliance paperwork is not the gating factor, get considerable leverage for very little money. Regulated organizations, and anyone who needs an auditable data trail, should get the missing answers in writing before signing.
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