Helio SEO finds the searches your buyers make. Then it writes and publishes an article for each, in your voice.
The florist in these cards is an example. Every screen further down is the real product.
Where your buyers are asking:
These are the real screens, from our demonstration workspace: a fictional Bristol plumber, six weeks in, with sample figures.
How the score is worked outRead the articles Helio writes for our own blogWhat happens after you sign up
Buyers increasingly ask an assistant before they ask Google. An assistant can only name businesses whose answers it has actually read. If your site never wrote it down, you are not in the reply, and you never find out you were not.
Who should I use for a boiler service in Bristol?
Bristol has a number of well-reviewed heating engineers. A national chain covers the whole South West and publishes its service pricing online.1 A competitor is frequently recommended locally for annual servicing and gas safety checks.2
Most firms will quote a fixed price after a visit, and prices vary by boiler type.
How often each rival was named across the questions Bedminster missed. Every name here is fictional. On your dashboard they are the firms taking your work.
Every week on Pro, every fortnight on Lite, Helio puts your buyers' real questions to Claude, with live search, and records the answer. You see your visibility as a percentage, the businesses named instead of you, and which question each one won. Each miss becomes the next article, written to be the answer the assistant quotes.
Most tools stop when the article is written. Helio watches what Google does with it, and acts on what it sees.
Each week Helio checks every article is in Google’s index, so one that was missed does not sit unnoticed.
Where each article sits on Google and what moved, on your overview and in a short email.
When an article sits just off page one, Helio writes a deeper version for the searches it nearly wins. You approve it, unless you have set Helio to publish without asking.
New topics lean towards what is earning attention. Searches you show up for with no page get one.
Turn a draft down and Helio asks what to change. Edit one before approving and it reads what you changed. Both shape every article after.
Positions and searches come from Google Search Console, which is free to connect.
It works from a scan of your own site, whatever you do.
Give it your address and connect WordPress, Shopify or wherever you publish.
Helio reads your pages, learns what you sell and who buys it, and gives you the score with the reasons.
Each one answers a real buyer search, in your voice, on your domain. Approve every draft, or let it run.
Google data, AI visibility and indexing on one screen, with the weakest part named next.
Asked about most by IT support, accountants, trades, online shops and agencies and web designers.
Typical UK market ranges, not quotes from anyone in particular. The only figure we are responsible for is the last one.
Strategy, some content, a monthly report. Usually a minimum term, and a few pieces a month rather than daily.
Good ones are worth it and busy. The keyword research, the brief, the editing and the publishing are still yours.
Thirty researched articles, written in your voice and published to your site. About £1.60 an article.
Same product in both plans; the only difference is pace. Prefer no "Powered by Helio SEO" credit on your articles? White-label is £3 a month on either plan. Compare with an agency or freelancer
Rather see it on your own site first? Run the free check.
Google's own guidance says it rewards helpful, reliable content and does not care who or what wrote it. What gets penalised is spam: mass-produced pages stuffed with keywords that help nobody. Helio SEO writes one genuinely useful answer per article, which is exactly what the guidance asks for, and you can review every word before it publishes. Read the full answer, with what Google's guidelines actually say
Not the kind you can buy. Paid links, link swaps and "backlink networks" are exactly what Google's spam systems hunt, and the penalty lands on your site, not the seller's. We do the legitimate version instead: we match you to journalists asking for expert comment and draft your reply for you to send (a used quote is a real link from a news site), we write your directory listing once and check each directory for your country shows it, and every monthly plan includes one sourced reference piece other writers cite on their own. Slower than buying links, and it is the version that lasts.
Pace, and nothing else. Both plans get the full scan, the score, the content plan, your voice, the approvals, the publishing, the AI visibility check, the journalist-quote matching and the guided citations checklist. Lite (£29 a month) writes an article every other day, about 15 a month, and checks your AI visibility every fortnight. Pro (£49 a month) writes every single day, about 30 a month, and checks every week. Pro costs more because it writes twice as much, which makes it the cheaper plan per article. Switch any time from your dashboard, prorated.
Yes, everything: title, search snippet and full body, on any draft, right in your dashboard. In approval mode nothing goes live until you say so.
You do. Every article published to your site is yours, and if you cancel, everything already published stays up and stays yours.
You see everything it concluded about your business in plain language in your dashboard. Correct the voice instructions or tell us, and the articles follow. The scan is honest by design: if your site does not say something, it will not pretend to know it.
Honestly: weeks before articles index, months before the compounding shows. Search is a patience game, which is exactly why a steady daily article beats a burst of four posts that stops, and your dashboard shows the curve from the first week. See what happens after you sign up
Point Helio SEO at your website and approve your first draft this afternoon. 7 days free, no card. From £29 a month.
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