Privacy Policy

SEOAgent (“we”, “us”) operates SEOAgent, an autonomous SEO agent. This policy explains what we collect when you use the website, create an account, or connect Google Search Console. Privacy requests go to [email protected].

When you create an account we collect your email address and a password, or the basic profile Google shares if you choose Google sign-in: your name, email, and a Google account identifier. We use this to sign you in, secure the workspace, and send account messages.

If you connect Google Search Console, we request read-only access. We read search queries, pages, and performance data so the agent can find keywords you already rank for.

We do not change your website, your CMS, or your Google account. You can disconnect Search Console at any time from your Google account or from SEOAgent.

You give us the domain you want to grow, and optionally a hosted subdomain or a DNS record used for publishing. We store the articles the agent writes, publishing status, keyword targets, and backlink activity. We use this to run the agent and show it in your dashboard.

Paid plans, the 14-day free trial, and cancellation are handled through our payment processor. We store your plan, trial status, and billing status. We do not store your full card number.

If you turn on the daily update, we email a digest to the address on your account. We also use your email for support replies and for service notices about the trial, billing, and security.

We use cookies and similar storage to keep you signed in and to remember preferences such as theme. We do not use them to sell your data. If we add product analytics later, we will describe it here before it starts.

We keep account and site data while your account is open, and for a short period afterward if we need it for a billing dispute or for security. Email [email protected] to ask us to delete your account and the content stored for it. We delete or anonymize that data unless we must keep a record to meet a legal duty.

Email [email protected] for privacy questions, access requests, or deletion requests.