Our agents draft your pages, and our editors approve them.
Keygrip is an agentic platform that feels like a service. Its agents write the pages that answer your buyers' searches.
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How it works
Keygrip does the research, the drafting and the delivery.
Keygrip and our editors take every page through these six steps, from the keyword map to the weekly report.
- Keygrip groups the searches your buyers make into a keyword map, with search volume and keyword difficulty from Ahrefs.
- Keygrip drafts each page from web research and from the product details, case studies and figures you share with us.
- An editor on our team accepts or rejects each change before we release the page.
- Keygrip packages each page as a work order, a markdown file with the page's body, metadata, structured data and publishing steps.
- Your coding agent fetches each work order over the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and publishes the page.
- Each week we ask GPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews your buyers' questions, and our report shows how often the answers mention your brand.
“We used keygrip to publish hundreds of updates and saw a significant traffic boost in weeks. Months later and the results are compounding.”
Consulting
Our team's consulting covers the work our agents do not do.
Zach Roth, our CEO, designs a technical SEO audit for each customer, and our team adds its findings to your plan. Each audit is a deep crawl of your site, with performance tests on desktop and mobile.
Team
Zach Roth, Brad Rose and Jeff Aigner lead keygrip.
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Zach Roth designs the technical SEO audits our team delivers.
Keygrip maps the searches your buyers make, our editors approve every page and your coding agent publishes each one.