How many articles does an Arvow plan give?

An Arvow article costs 15 credits, so Solo's 1,000 credits cover up to about 66 articles if they go only to articles. Images, optimizations and tracking use the same credits. SiteSeed plans state articles and sites directly.

Does SiteSeed have client reports?

Yes. Every site has a report link to share with the client, showing what published and what the weekly citation checks found, on every paid plan. Arvow's white-label reports come with its Ultimate plan.

Can SiteSeed publish to Shopify or Webflow?

Through its webhook, which works with Zapier, Make and n8n, so those tools can pass each article on to other platforms. Arvow has more integrations built in.

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SiteSeed vs. Arvow

SiteSeed vs. Arvow: which fits the work?

SiteSeed and Arvow both find keywords, write researched articles and auto-publish them. SiteSeed is built for agencies: plans priced in articles and sites, a plan drafted from each client's existing website, and a report link per site to send the client. Arvow is a broader toolbox paid for in credits, with more integrations, and backlinks and white-label reports on its higher plans.

Best for

For agencies, SiteSeed is simpler and cheaper to run: start free, 30 sites for $149/month priced in articles, and a report link for every client. Arvow suits teams that want many integrations and add-ons and are happy to manage credits.

Pricing context

SiteSeed starts free, Starter is $9/month for 15 articles on one site, Pro is $49/month for 100 articles across 10 sites, and Agency is $149/month for up to 300 articles across 30 sites. Arvow is credit-based and an article costs 15 credits. On the sale shown when checked, Solo is $39/month (list $69) for 1,000 credits and one site, Business is $69/month (list $169) for 3,000 credits and 5 sites, and Ultimate is $249/month (list $449) for 9,000 credits and unlimited sites.

Competitor pricing checked September 30, 2026. Verify the latest details on Arvow's official pricing page.

Feature by feature

Decision areaSiteSeedArvow

Best for

Agencies running articles built to rank and be cited across client sites, at a simple price.

Teams that want many integrations and add-ons, paid for in credits.

Getting started

Free plan (3 articles a month), then $9/month for 15 articles

$39/month on sale (list $69) for 1,000 credits and one site

Price you can read

Plans count articles and sites, and each article's cost is shown before it starts.

Credits: 15 per article, shared with images, optimizations and tracking.

Many client sites

$49/month for 10 sites and 100 articles; $149/month for 30 sites and 300 articles

Business: 5 sites for $69/month on sale (list $169); Ultimate: unlimited for $249 (list $449)

Reporting to clients

A report link per site to send the client, on every paid plan.

White-label SEO reports on Ultimate only.

Planning around the client's site

Reads the client's existing website to draft a brief, then a calendar per site on Auto-fill or by hand.

Automatic keyword research and article generation.

Fact checking

Sources cited in every article, and claims it could not confirm flagged in a review inbox.

Web research with automatic source links.

Search and AI visibility

Keyword-led opening, question headings, internal links, Article and FAQ schema, llms.txt and IndexNow on hosted sites, and a weekly Perplexity citation check on paid plans.

Brand-visibility tracking across five AI engines, from Business up.

Publishing

WordPress, a webhook to any endpoint (Zapier, Make and n8n included), a SiteSeed-hosted site on your own domain, or copy the finished article.

WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Ghost, Webflow, Framer, Blogger, GoHighLevel, Squarespace, Zapier and webhooks.

Extras

No link exchanges on your clients' domains. 14 languages, including Vietnamese.

Backlinks from Business up, API on Ultimate, 150+ languages, and a done-for-you service from $2,000/month.

How the workflows differ

SiteSeed is one workflow per client site: paste the client's website, review the brief, let the calendar run, and share a report showing what published and whether AI assistants cited it. Arvow is a toolbox paid for in credits: generate articles, images and optimizations, publish through many integrations, and add backlinks and visibility tracking as the plan grows.

Where SiteSeed is stronger

Start free or at $9/month, priced in articles and sites rather than credits.
A price that does not depend on a running sale.
A report link for every client site on every paid plan, where Arvow keeps client reports for Ultimate.
A plan drafted from each client's existing website, and a hosted site for clients with no CMS.

Where Arvow is stronger

More built-in integrations, 150+ languages and AI tracking across five engines.
Backlinks, API access and white-label reports on its higher plans, and more volume on Ultimate.

Which one should you choose?

Choose SiteSeed when

You want to pay per article and per site, not manage credits.
You report results to clients and want a page ready to send, without the top plan.
You want to start small, for free or at $9, before committing a client.
Your clients are on WordPress, can take a webhook, or need a hosted site.

Choose Arvow when

You need backlinks, an API or white-label reports and will pay for the higher plans.
Your clients' sites need a built-in integration SiteSeed does not have.

Start with SiteSeed See SiteSeed pricing

Frequently asked questions

How many articles does an Arvow plan give?: An Arvow article costs 15 credits, so Solo's 1,000 credits cover up to about 66 articles if they go only to articles. Images, optimizations and tracking use the same credits. SiteSeed plans state articles and sites directly.
Does SiteSeed have client reports?: Yes. Every site has a report link to share with the client, showing what published and what the weekly citation checks found, on every paid plan. Arvow's white-label reports come with its Ultimate plan.
Can SiteSeed publish to Shopify or Webflow?: Through its webhook, which works with Zapier, Make and n8n, so those tools can pass each article on to other platforms. Arvow has more integrations built in.