You get a search team that never stops: it finds what your buyers are searching for, writes it in native English or Arabic, publishes it straight into your CMS, and shows you what each piece earned. No writer, no agency, no hour of your week.
See how it worksSearch growth is six jobs in a row. Every tool on your invoice does one or two of them and hands the rest back to you — and the handoffs are where the work dies.
The gaps are not features anyone forgot. They are handoffs — and every handoff is a brief you write, a file you move, or a report nobody reads.
Follow one operating cycle from market evidence to a measurable business outcome.
The engine starts with evidence from your site, your market, Google, and the AI-search surfaces shaping discovery.
Opportunities are scored by intent, evidence, and business value so the next action has a reason behind it.
Each one carries the proposed change and the data to roll it back
Plans become optimized content, internal links, CMS updates, and published pages through one governed pipeline.
Rankings, citations, conversion truth, and first-party leads feed the engine with better evidence for the next cycle.
Outcome returned to the engineThe next cycle is chosen with the last cycle’s evidence.
The brake is a real component, not a promise in a paragraph. Every change the engine wants to make is a row in a queue before it is an edit on your site.
It keeps researching and planning. It changes nothing on your site.
Everything waits for your approval. This is where every new site starts.
It publishes on its own, once you have seen enough to trust it.
Auto-publish is off on every new site. You turn it on — per site, when you decide to, and never the other way round.
Before anything is applied, the engine records how your page looked, so a change can be put back rather than argued about.
Articles live on your domain, in your database. Cancelling stops the machine — it does not unpublish anything.
If your CMS rejects something, it retries for a while and then tells you — rather than silently dropping the work and reporting success.
Aghrba prepares your site for conventional search and AI-generated answers—then monitors what can actually be measured.
Truth over theatre Visibility is measured, never guaranteed.
Discover demand, publish useful content, and connect visibility to outcomes.
Teams can connect research, publishing, and outcome measurement through an autonomous search-growth system.
Most tools in this category write English and translate outward. If the Gulf is your market, that difference is the whole game — and it is not something you can retrofit.
The Arabic article is not the English article after a round trip. Research, drafting and the quality gate all happen inside the target language.
Machine-translated Arabic reads like machine-translated Arabic, and AI answers increasingly skip it in favour of pages written natively.
Run English and Arabic side by side on the same domain, with the language structure search engines expect rather than a bolted-on translation layer.
Aghrba creates the path from useful content to action, captures leads first-party, and keeps unreliable analytics events out of the decision loop.
Outcome returned to strategyThe engine learns from business evidence, not vanity events.
The median SEO retainer runs about $2,500 a month, and the AI-search work most agencies now bill separately adds roughly $900 on top. Billed monthly, no contract, and the site allowance shown is read from the product itself rather than written for this page.
Explore the core workflow on one site.
A focused workspace for a growing publishing program.
More sites, production capacity, and team workflows.
Custom capacity and support for larger organizations.
Nothing here is collapsed behind a click.
Google's written position since February 2023 is that appropriate use of AI or automation is not against its guidelines. What the spam policy targets is scaled content abuse — pages made to manipulate rankings rather than help anyone. Ahrefs tested a million top-ranking pages in July 2026 and found a 0.011 correlation between how much AI is in a page and where it ranks, which is another way of writing zero. The real risk is publishing undifferentiated volume, which is why this system runs research, audits and demand analysis before a word gets written.
Yes, per site, and that is where every new site starts. The autonomy level has three settings — off, suggest, and auto-apply — and the default is suggest, which holds every article and every action for you. Auto-publish is off by default too. Leave it that way permanently if you want; the machine keeps researching, writing and queueing, and publishes nothing at all until you say so.
Writing is the last step, not the product. Before a word gets written it syncs Search Console, crawls your site, sweeps your published corpus for staleness, maps entities into a knowledge graph, tracks competitor movement and probes the answer engines — then scores what it found and queues typed, graded actions against it. Afterwards it places internal links and patches technical SEO. A wrapper around a chat box would have no reason to build any of that, and no way to publish the result into your CMS.
WordPress, Ghost, or your own API. You connect the CMS once with credentials and that is the last technical step: it authenticates, formats, sets metadata, uploads images and writes internal links. If a write fails it retries on a schedule, and if it exhausts the retries the article raises a task with your name on it rather than failing silently. The articles live on your CMS, under your domain, in your database. Cancelling stops the machine — it does not unpublish anything.
We don't know, and anyone quoting you a number for your site has invented one. Search results depend on your domain, your market and your competition, and no vendor can honestly promise an outcome from Google. What we will commit to is measurement: impressions, positions, AI citations and first-party leads all reported against your own Search Console, which is the only scoreboard either of us should trust. Run it on your property and grade it there.
Ask us before you buy and get the answer in writing for your setup. Technical writes are a different risk class from a blog post — an agent that canonicalises your homepage to /about because a prompt was ambiguous is a different kind of bad day — and we are not going to blur the two to make this answer shorter. What we will say is what the queue does: every action carries a proposed change and a snapshot of what it is changing, and its status can be rolled back.
It tracks citations in AI answer engines — tracked, not won, and the wording is deliberate. It probes the engines on a schedule and records what they say, because only about three brands in ten persist in an AI answer between runs of the same question, and a citation you can't watch decay is a screenshot rather than a result. AI referrals are still around one percent of web traffic; we track this because it is measurable and moving, not because it is paying yet.
We won't name customers on a landing page without asking them first, and we're not going to pad this page with logos or star ratings we can't stand behind. What we can show you is the product working on our own property — this company's own search presence is run by the thing being sold on this page. Ask us in a conversation and we will walk you through real output for a market like yours, rather than a generic sample chosen because it flatters us.
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