About Bold Pilot
Bold Pilot is an SEO agent for websites that do not have an SEO team. It reads your site, works out what you sell, and turns that into keyword candidates — then throws most of them away. What survives is written and published to your own blog, on a schedule, without you in the loop.
Ahmet Sarıdağ
Founder — writes the product, answers the support email, and runs Bold Pilot's own blog through the same pipeline customers get.
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Why it exists
Most content tools hand you a keyword list and wish you luck. The list is the easy part. The hard part is that a page only ranks if it can displace something already sitting on that results page — and for a small site, most keywords are already spoken for by domains it will not outrank this year, or the next.
So Bold Pilot checks first. Every candidate keyword is scored against its live results page — who ranks there now, how many other sites link to them, whether a site this size has a realistic path past them. Keywords that fail are dropped before a single word is written. That is the whole idea, and it is why the queue is usually shorter than the keyword list you would get anywhere else.
For the underlying mechanics, both Google's own SEO documentation and the general background on search engine optimization are better starting points than anything we could restate here.
Who builds it
One person. Bold Pilot is run by Ahmet Sarıdağ as an independent product — no team page to pad out, no investors to answer to. Support email goes to the founder, and so does the chat widget in the corner of this page.
The Bold Pilot blog is written by the product itself, on the same schedule and with the same keyword gate customers get. It is the closest thing to a demo we can offer without asking you to sign up first.
How it works
- Connect a website. Bold Pilot reads it to work out what you sell and who you compete with. No keyword list to write yourself.
- Get a ranked plan. Every candidate is checked against its live results page and scored for winnability; the ones you can reach are queued first.
- Publish on autopilot. Articles are drafted, scheduled, and pushed to WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Notion, Wix, Shopify or any endpoint you can reach by webhook.
The same pipeline is exposed over MCP, so Claude and other agents can run it directly — and agents that want the machine-readable version can read /skill.md.
What it costs
One plan, $49 per month, with a 7-day free trial. No usage tiers to reason about and no annual commitment — the pricing page has the full breakdown.
Contact
Email is the fastest route, and it reaches a person rather than a queue. Security reports have their own address in /.well-known/security.txt.