Enterprise. Nothing ships without your sign-off.

For SaaS teams running several sites or markets: an expert's playbook decides the work, the agent drafts it, and your roles decide who approves.

I drafted a new title for the Rank Tracker page.

What I noticed

/features/rank-tracker

Shown in 42,088 Google searches in 28 days, clicked 51 times, average position 26.8.

"enterprise rank tracker": 4,100 US searches a month at difficulty 4, and no seomator.com page ranks for it.

Search Console, 20 Sep – 17 Oct 2026; Ahrefs, 19 Oct 2026

Proposed change · Title

Rank Tracker: Google, Bing, YouTube and AI Overviews

Enterprise Rank Tracker: Google, Bing, YouTube and AI Overviews

Only the title changes. The page and its h1 stay as they are.

  1. Agent

    Drafted

    Done

  2. Your SEO expert

    Reviewed

    —

  3. Your approver

    Approves

    —

  4. Your web team

    Publishes

    Locked until approved

Record

  • 09:12AgentDrafted a new title
  • 10:40SEO expertReviewed, sent for approval
  • —ApproverWaiting for sign-off
  • —Web teamLocked until approved

The observation is real: seomator.com's Search Console and Ahrefs, dated above. The drafted title, the roles and the times are a sample.

Who can do what.

Drafting, approving and publishing are separate permissions. Your admin decides who holds each one, so the person who signs off doesn't have to be the person who ships.

People sign in through your identity provider.

Permissions

Sample setup

PermissionsAgentSEO expertEditorApproverPublisherAdmin
See reportsYesYesYesYesYesYes
Draft changesYesYesYesNoNoNo
Review draftsNoYesYesYesNoNo
Approve changesNoNoNoYesNoNo
Publish to your CMSNoNoNoNoYesNo
Manage people, roles and SSONoNoNoNoNoYes

Single sign-on with SAML or OIDC.

Every change leaves a record.

Who drafted it, who reviewed it, who approved it, who published it, and when. Pending steps stay empty until someone acts.

Filter it by page or person, and export it for your own review.

Audit log

AllDraftedApprovedPublishedExport CSV
WhenWhoActionDetail
17 Oct, 09:12AgentDraftedTitle on /features/rank-tracker
17 Oct, 10:40SEO expertReviewedSent for approval
—ApproverApprovalWaiting for sign-off
—PublisherPublishLocked until approved

Sample: the change from the top of this page, as the record keeps it.

The SEOmator agent scans an empty orange sign-off box at the foot of a reviewed page, between a stack of drafts and an approval stamp that has not been pressed.

A named expert on every account.

Every Enterprise account gets a named B2B SaaS SEO expert. They set your playbook with you and review what the agent drafts before your approver sees it.

Emre ElbeyogluFounder, author of the playbook

On every Enterprise account

Expert
A named B2B SaaS SEO expert
SLA
Written into your contract
Reports
White-label, under your agency's brand
API
Access to your account's data

The work behind the approval.

What the agent drafts comes from the same tools you can open yourself.

It asks before it changes anything.

The agent drafts the change and waits. Your expert reviews it, your approver signs it off, and only then can someone with publish rights send it live.

New title drafted for the Rank Tracker page

Sample

What I noticedShown in 42,088 Google searches in 28 days and clicked 51 times, at an average position of 26.8. "enterprise rank tracker" gets 4,100 US searches a month at difficulty 4, and no seomator.com page ranks for any "enterprise" search.Search Console, 20 Sep – 17 Oct 2026; Ahrefs, 18–19 Oct 2026.
Page/features/rank-tracker
Proposed change+ Title: “Enterprise Rank Tracker: Google, Bing, YouTube and AI Overviews”Only the title changes. The page and its h1 stay as they are.
WhyThe page is seen about 800 times for every click, and its title answers none of the 4,100 monthly searches for an enterprise rank tracker.
After you approveSomeone with publish rights sends it to your CMS, and I compare the page's clicks over the next 28 days.

Nothing is sent. This is a sample.

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Your data

Training
Your data is never used to train AI models.
In transit
Encrypted on every request.

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  • Single sign-on with SAML or OIDC
  • Roles to draft, approve and publish
  • An audit log of every change
  • An SLA
  • A named SEO expert
  • White-label reports
  • API access
  • No training on your data

Enterprise questions

  • When can we start?

    The platform opens in Q4 2026. Talk to us now and we'll plan your start, beginning with a look at your site.

  • Do you train AI models on our data?

    No. Your data is never used to train AI models.

  • How do people sign in?

    Through your identity provider, with SAML or OIDC single sign-on.

  • Who can approve and publish changes?

    Whoever your admin gives those permissions. Approving and publishing are separate, so the person who signs off doesn't have to be the person who ships.

  • Can we see who changed what?

    Yes. The audit log records who drafted, reviewed, approved and published every change, and when, and you can export it.

  • Can agencies put their own brand on reports?

    Yes. Enterprise includes white-label reports for the clients you serve.

  • Are you SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified?

    Not yet. Ask us for our security answers, and see the Trust Center for how we handle data today.

Your team has the final say.