How it works
Seven events from sign-up to a live, monitored website
Agents do the building; the Seonix team reviews every hand-off. You never write code, configure hosting or touch a server.
Start with a free account1.You sign up
YouCreate a free account and describe the business: company, industry, current website, Google Business profile, competitors, keywords and any files. The Seonix team is notified by email and in Slack the moment a new customer arrives.
2.You choose a plan and pay the setup fee
YouPick a plan in your dashboard and pay the one-time setup fee through secure checkout. The monthly fee is activated according to the plan terms shown on the pricing page.
3.The team reviews and presses Launch
Seonix teamYour project appears in the Seonix admin queue as “pending review”. A team member checks the inputs and launches the pipeline — nothing starts without this decision.
4.The brief agent builds the brief
Agent + team reviewIt studies your existing website, Google Business profile, uploaded materials and competitors, then writes a structured brief: positioning, pages, keyword map and structured-data plan. The team approves the brief before anything is built.
5.The coder agent builds the website
Agent + team reviewIt writes a server-rendered website from the approved brief with industry-specific structured data, runs PageSpeed Insights and schema validation, and keeps fixing until the thresholds pass. Results are stored as artifacts for the team to review.
6.The deploy agent publishes it
AgentThe website is packaged and deployed on Seonix infrastructure with its own hostname, then re-checked live. Your dashboard shows the live URL and connecting your own domain takes one step.
7.Operational agents take over
Agents 24/7Leads from the website land in your dashboard, weekly digests and billing reminders go out automatically, uptime and speed are monitored, and a support bot answers your questions.
When an agent cannot finish, a person does
Any step that fails three times, or any action with risk (billing, deleting data, touching a live site), is escalated to the Seonix team with the full context. You see the status in your dashboard; the team resolves it and the pipeline resumes.
Quality gates on every website
Server-side rendering, validated LocalBusiness and Service structured data, a dedicated keyword-mapped page for each service, and PageSpeed Insights thresholds that must pass before the deploy agent is allowed to publish.