Brainerce HelpSEO Autopilot
NOT YET AVAILABLE. Find and fix SEO problems across your catalog instead of auditing products one at a time. Documented ahead of release; today, per-product SEO scores in the products table are what you have.
Coming soon. This page is built and documented ahead of release. If you don't see SEO Autopilot in your sidebar yet, that's expected, and nothing is broken.
SEO Autopilot is not switched on for stores yet. The rest of this page describes how it will work. The one part you can use today is the per-product SEO score in the products table. See Per-product SEO scores below.
SEO Autopilot looks at your whole store and tells you what is costing you search traffic. Rather than opening products one by one wondering which need attention, you get a ranked list of issues with a route to each fix.
What it looks at (not yet available)
Autopilot is organised into pillars covering the parts of a store that search engines read: products, categories, the homepage, and content. Each surfaces its own issues, so a missing category meta description is as visible as a missing product one.
Rows are click-through: find an issue, click it, land on the thing that needs fixing.
Homepage SEO (not yet available)
Once Autopilot ships, your homepage meta description will live here, not in general settings. There's an AI generator alongside it if you'd rather start from a draft than a blank field.
Cadence and your plan (not yet available)
Once Autopilot ships, how often it runs will depend on your plan:
| Plan | Cadence |
|---|---|
| Free | Manual runs only |
| Pro | Weekly |
| Growth / Enterprise | Daily |
Manual runs work on every plan; the cadence controls how often it checks by itself.
Per-product SEO scores (available today)
This one is live now and does not depend on Autopilot. Separately from this page, the products table carries an SEO column. Click a product's score to see that product's audit on its own: what's missing, what's weak, what's fine.
Use the products table when you're already working on a product, and Autopilot when you want to know which products to work on.
What it doesn't do (not yet available)
When it ships, Autopilot will not write your product copy for you or publish changes behind your back. It finds problems and takes you to them; the words remain yours.
It is also not a ranking tool. It will not report your position in Google, track keywords, or submit anything to a search engine.
What's next?
- Add a product has the slug and meta description fields Autopilot checks.
- Content pages and blog is the other side of what search engines read.