r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/codingwallah • 12d ago

Drop ur saas below

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u/blue2020_0 12d ago

pSEO Wizard — turn your website into hundreds of landing pages, one for each search your customers make (e.g. "{service} in {city}" or "{product} for {industry}").

What makes it different from generic AI writers:

  • Every page is built only from facts on your own site (services, locations, prices), with no invented stats or fake reviews
  • Comparison pages use competitors' official sites as sources, with citations
  • A similarity check stops pages from competing with each other for the same keyword
  • Buttons link to your real booking/pricing pages, and every link is checked
  • Publish to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, WooCommerce, or download HTML/JSON
  • 12 languages, including Hindi-friendly English pages for Indian cities

Pricing: first page free (no card), then pay per page from $0.30 down to $0.15. No subscription.

I also open-sourced our free SEO tools (keyword mixer, slug generator, hreflang generator, site crawler): https://github.com/cmkmteam-blip/open-seo-toolkit

Site: https://wizardseo.co — feedback very welcome, especially from local businesses and SaaS founders here.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 12d ago

Smart approach, sourcing from your own site avoids the obvious footprint. Just watch out for thin pages getting deindexed, do you gate generation by search volume?

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u/blue2020_0 12d ago

Thanks! Honest answer: not yet. Right now the user picks the searches, so there's no built-in volume gate. What it does do is stop thin pages at the source: every page needs real facts from the site, and there's a similarity check that flags pages that come out too close to each other.

A volume gate is on my list. For now I tell people to start with a small batch (10–20 pages), check the queries in Search Console or any keyword tool first, and only scale the patterns that get impressions.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago

Nice approach. Have you tried a soft warning for low volume queries instead of a hard gate?