An agent that rewrites every title and description you own.
Titles and descriptions are the cheapest SEO work nobody finishes. Put them on a schedule instead.
Built on Grids + CMS integrations
Every page, one sweep
Over the limit. Then not.
The cheapest SEO work nobody finishes, because nobody wants to do it four hundred times.
01 · Every indexable page, as long as its title.
02 · The limit: sixty characters. Five titles cross it.
03 · A sweep down the list. Each one is cut back under the line.
04 · Five rewritten, none over. Nothing is pushed until a row is approved.
Title length · every indexable page5 rewritten · 0 over the limit
- /52
- /pricing38
- /blog/ai-visibility-guide71 58
- /product/tracker66 57
- /blog/aeo-checklist49
- /industries/saas74 59
- /docs/setup44
- /blog/geo-vs-seo68 56
- /about31
- /blog/reddit-and-ai77 58
Rewrites are drafted, not pushed. The CMS step runs on approved rows only.
What it hands you
One agent, one job. This is what it reports.
- Shape
- 4 steps
- every
- page audited
- bulk
- rewrites in one pass
- CMS
- push on approve
- length
- checked per row
Built on Grids + CMS integrations
/blog/ai-visibility-guide71 → 58
/pricing38 → 52
/blog/aeo-checklist66 → 57
/industries/saas74 → 59
Illustrative output.
How it works
Four steps, then it runs itself.
- 01
Pull your pages into a grid
One row per URL. Import from your sitemap or CMS.
- 02
Audit what is there
Columns flag missing, duplicated, too long or too short.
- 03
Rewrite the weak ones
An AI column drafts a replacement that fits the length budget.
- 04
Push the approved rows
The CMS column publishes only the rows you sign off.
What you get
The output, not a dashboard.
Every run returns something you can act on the same day.
- 01
Every indexable page audited, not a sample
- 02
Length budgets enforced per row so nothing truncates
- 03
Rewrites drafted in your brand voice
- 04
CMS push runs only on approved rows
Before & after
The week this gives back.
The agent researches, drafts and compiles around the clock — then hands it over for a one-click sign-off. You keep final approval.
Doing it by hand15+ hrs wasted
Meta Title & Description Agent · 24×7~14 hrs back
Bars to scale: the time a person spends, each way.
Doing it by handyour team
- Exporting URLs and metadata~2h / wk
- Spotting duplicates and truncation~4h / wk
- Rewriting titles one by one~6h / wk
- Pasting them back into the CMS~3h / wk
100s of pages, by hand15+ hrs wasted
Meta Title & Description Agent · 24×7Live
- Agent pulls every pageauto
- Agent flags the weak onesauto
- Agent drafts replacementsauto
- You approve the rows~1h
One grid on call~14 hrs back
FAQ
Questions, answered.
It audits every title and meta description on your site in a Grid, flags the ones that are missing, duplicated or the wrong length, drafts replacements, and pushes the rows you approve to your CMS.
No. The CMS push is a column that runs on approved rows only.
Length budgets are enforced per row, so titles and descriptions do not truncate in search results.
Grids are built for bulk. One row per page, one pass over the whole set.
Free to start
Put this agentto work.
Start free. It reports back on your cadence, and you approve what ships.