Every field, explained

Brand name

The name of your company, product, or brand. It will be used consistently in the generated SEO prompt and meta tags.

Example

Acme Inc, My SaaS, DevHire

Default

(empty — prompt will use a placeholder)

Domain

Your website’s full URL. Use HTTPS and no trailing slash. This is used for canonical URLs, sitemaps, and Open Graph tags.

Example

https://example.com, https://myapp.io

Default

(empty — prompt will use a placeholder)

Project description

A short description of what your project or site does. Helps the SEO prompt understand context and suggest relevant structure.

Example

A platform to hire developers from GitHub

Default

(empty)

Page type

The kind of page or site you’re optimizing. This shapes the content structure and SEO recommendations.

Example

SaaS Landing Page, Blog, E-commerce

Default

SaaS Landing Page

Options

SaaS Landing Page · Blog / Content Site · Portfolio / Personal Brand · E-commerce · Full Web App · Documentation Site

Tech stack

The framework and technologies your site uses. The prompt will suggest implementation details that match your stack (e.g. Next.js metadata API).

Default

Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript + Tailwind + MongoDB

Options

Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript + Tailwind + MongoDB · Next.js (Pages Router) + TypeScript · React + Vite + TypeScript · Remix + TypeScript · SvelteKit · plain HTML / CSS / JS · custom

Custom stack

Only shown when Tech stack is “Custom”. Describe your stack in your own words (e.g. Laravel + React, WordPress).

Example

Laravel + React, WordPress + custom theme

Primary keyword

The main search phrase you want this page to rank for. One primary keyword per page is recommended to avoid cannibalization.

Example

best project management tool for startups

Default

(empty)

Secondary keywords

Related or supporting keywords (LSI, long-tail). Add them as tags; they’ll be woven into the content and headings.

Example

remote developer hiring, GitHub talent, find developers

Default

(empty)

Search intent

What the user is trying to do when they search: learn (informational), evaluate/buy (commercial), take action (transactional), or find a brand (navigational).

Default

Commercial (user wants to evaluate / buy)

Options

Commercial · Informational · Transactional · Navigational

Target audience

Who you’re writing for. Helps tailor tone, depth, and calls-to-action in the prompt.

Example

CTOs, HR leaders, indie hackers, small business owners

Default

(empty)

Competitor domains

Sites you consider competitors. The prompt can reference analyzing and outperforming them (e.g. for content ideas).

Example

competitor.com, other-tool.com

Default

(empty)

Content style

The overall style of your content: professional, casual, technical, or marketing-focused.

Default

Professional / Enterprise

Options

Professional / Enterprise · Casual / Conversational · Technical / Developer-focused · Marketing / Sales-driven

Tone of writing

The voice of your copy: authoritative, friendly, persuasive, educational, or minimalist.

Default

Authoritative

Options

Authoritative · Friendly · Persuasive · Educational · Minimalist

Content length

Target length for the main content. Affects how much the prompt asks for (e.g. short vs long-form).

Default

Medium (1000–1500 words)

Options

Short (500–800 words) · Medium (1000–1500 words) · Long-form (2000–3000 words) · Comprehensive (3000+ words)

Extra notes

Any special requirements: accessibility, specific schema, regional SEO, or custom instructions for the AI.

Example

Focus on EU audience, add FAQ schema, WCAG AA

Title format

How the page title (and similar titles) should be structured: brand first, keyword first, or combined.

Default

Brand | Keyword

Options

Brand | Keyword · Keyword — Brand · Keyword | Brand · Brand: Keyword

Rendering strategy

How your app serves pages: static (SSG), server-rendered (SSR), incremental (ISR), or client-side (CSR). Affects SEO and performance advice.

Default

SSG (Static Site Generation) for max performance

Options

SSG (Static Site Generation) for max performance · SSR (Server-Side Rendering) for dynamic pages · ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration) · CSR (Client-Side Rendering) — SEO limited

Structured data

Which JSON-LD schema(s) to include: WebSite, Organization, Article, Product, FAQ, or none.

Default

WebSite + SoftwareApplication schema

Options

WebSite + SoftwareApplication schema · WebSite + Organization schema · Article + BreadcrumbList schema · Product + Review schema · FAQPage schema · none

Sitemap

How the sitemap is generated: dynamic route, static file, or a package like next-sitemap.

Default

dynamic XML sitemap via /sitemap.xml route

Options

dynamic XML sitemap via /sitemap.xml route · static sitemap.xml in /public · next-sitemap package

Image format

Preferred image format and optimization (e.g. WebP, AVIF, next/image).

Default

WebP with AVIF fallback

Options

WebP with AVIF fallback · AVIF primary · next/image with automatic optimization

Load target

Target load time for performance (e.g. under 2s). Used in the prompt’s performance section.

Default

under 2s (good)

Options

under 1.5s (excellent) · under 2s (good) · under 3s (acceptable)

CDN

Content delivery network you use or plan to use. Referenced in performance and caching advice.

Default

Vercel Edge Network

Options

Vercel Edge Network · Cloudflare · AWS CloudFront · none / not decided

Analytics

Analytics or tracking setup (e.g. GA4, Plausible, Vercel Analytics). The prompt can mention integration.

Default

Google Analytics 4 + Google Search Console

Options

Google Analytics 4 + Google Search Console · Plausible Analytics (privacy-first) · Vercel Analytics · PostHog · none

Robots.txt rules

Custom rules for robots.txt (e.g. disallow /api/, /admin/). Leave blank for a sensible default.

Example

block /api/ and /admin/, allow all public pages

What it costs

$9 once, per prompt. There is no account, no subscription, and nothing recurring to cancel.

How you receive it

The prompt appears on the receipt page the moment payment is confirmed, and an email arrives with a PDF and a Markdown copy attached.

Re-downloading later

Your receipt links to a permanent delivery page. Open it any time to copy the prompt, download it again in any format, or resend the email.

If the email never arrives

Check spam first, then use the resend button on your delivery page. If you were charged and cannot find the order at all, email support with your payment ID.

Example

support@seopromptai.com

If a payment fails

Nothing is charged and your draft stays in this browser, so you can retry checkout without re-entering anything.