Grow your organic traffic. Autonomously.

Google ranks helpful content, not human content. The 2024 helpful content update made this explicit and the 2026 quality rater guidelines confirmed it. Independent analysis by Ahrefs of 600,000 ranking pages found the correlation between AI-content percentage and search position is 0.011: effectively zero. What Google demotes is thin, derivative content with no real point of view. Every Serpa article starts with a real keyword opportunity, a researched brief, and a writing pass that has something to say.

See your first ranking movement within thirty days, or get a full refund. The agent's normal flow produces a first article in week one, a published article in week two, and meaningful ranking movement by week three or four. If it doesn't happen, you don't pay.

Those tools give you data. Serpa decides what to do with it. The agent reads your Search Console, looks at competitor gaps, watches the impressions Google is already starting to associate with your domain, reads the actual SERP for every keyword it considers, and reasons from all of it to pick the article worth writing this week. Tools surface signal. Serpa acts on it.

B2B SaaS founders and marketing leads who know SEO matters and don't have time to do it properly themselves. Serpa works best when there's a clear ICP, a product with a real story, and a buying journey long enough that content compounds over time.

Yes. Your content, keywords, and Search Console data are never used to train the underlying AI models. Data sent to our AI providers is retained only briefly under their standard safety policy, then deleted. Publishing actions and any technical changes to your site require explicit confirmation from you, so nothing happens without your approval.

Your blog runs on your own domain, not ours. The content is yours. You touch no code and maintain no CMS, but the domain and everything published on it stay under your name.

No. On WordPress or Webflow, Serpa publishes straight into them. On a custom stack like Next.js, you route your /blog path to Serpa with a one-line config change, a vercel.json rewrite or a Cloudflare Worker, and leave the rest of your site exactly as it is. Either way, your domain and your URLs stay yours.

A capable content writer runs three to five thousand a month. An agency, more. Serpa does the strategy, writing, publishing, and monitoring for a fraction of that, with nothing to manage. And unlike paid acquisition, which stops the moment you stop paying, the organic traffic it builds keeps compounding.

Yes. The 30-day ranking guarantee applies to everyone, founding members included. If your rankings haven't moved in the first 30 days, full refund, and the commitment is void.

Nothing changes except your freedom to leave. You keep the founding rate for life and move to month-to-month. Cancel anytime from there.

An optional short working session with the founder, once a month for your first three months. It's where you tell us what's working, what isn't, and what to build next. Founding members shape the roadmap.

Cancel anytime from the app. Your articles stay live on your blog through the end of your billing period. Founding members commit to six months in exchange for the lifetime rate, and the 30-day ranking guarantee applies to them too, so the commitment only holds once Serpa is working for you. If you've used Serpa for more than three months, contact us and we'll help you migrate your content to a setup you control.