Katteb was known for Katteb Writer, an AI tool that produced SEO articles. In 2026 the company rebuilt its product around AI agents. Its homepage contrasts tasks and goals: a task is a job the agent does once, such as pulling last week's Shopify sales into a Google Sheet, while a goal is an outcome with a number and a deadline that the agent works on every day until it is reached or the time runs out. The writer is still listed in the menu, labelled legacy.
The target is broad: consultants, store owners, creators, agencies and finance teams, with a site available in English and Arabic and agents for regional platforms such as Salla and Zid alongside Shopify and WordPress. What sets Katteb apart is its persistence and its method: each agent opens a real browser signed in as you, keeps a memory of what worked and what failed, never contacts the same person twice and sends a daily report at 8am. SEO appears as one goal category among sales, leads, e-commerce, marketing, content, social, support, operations, research and finance.
What Katteb does
Katteb combines a chat assistant with agents that act in your accounts. The features shown on its website in October 2026 are:
- Goals: one sentence with an outcome, a number and a deadline of 14, 30, 60, 90 or 180 days; the agent studies the market, writes a plan with milestones and up to three recurring workflows, then runs them.
- Tasks: one-time jobs from a task library, such as finding 50 leads, making a 30-second product video, comparing competitor prices or replying to Google reviews.
- A library of 100 ready-made goals, including 12 SEO goals such as getting 10 keywords onto page one of Google through content, on-page fixes and links.
- An agent browser that works in the accounts you connect, for example LinkedIn, Shopify, WordPress, Google Ads, Salla and Zid, with daily sending limits.
- Memory of every run, progress read from your own tools (for example HubSpot) and a morning report by email or Telegram.
- Unlimited chat, images and video within fair use.
- On Business: hourly schedules, up to 5 agents at once, landing pages with lead forms hosted by the agents and meetings booked in Google Calendar.
- On Enterprise: unlimited agents and a white-label dashboard on your own domain.
- An affiliate program and the legacy Katteb Writer.
Katteb pricing in 2026
Katteb bills in US dollars and shows three plans, read on its pricing page in October 2026. Lite costs $19 per month for 1 agent working on a goal daily, weekly or monthly, 30 hours of agent time a week, unlimited chat, images and video, and 1 user. Business costs $99 per month for 10 agents, 120 hours of agent time a week, hourly schedules, up to 5 agents running at the same time, Telegram and work tool connections, landing pages with lead forms, Google Meet bookings and 3 users. Enterprise is priced on request, from $1,000 a month, with unlimited agents, 10 team members, a white-label dashboard and dedicated onboarding.
Plans can be cancelled at any time, a run that fails on Katteb's side does not count against agent time, and a lifetime deal limited to 50 accounts is offered. No free trial and no annual price are shown.
Katteb pros and cons
Pros
- Agents that keep working toward a measurable target for weeks, with memory and a daily report.
- Covers far more than SEO: prospecting, e-commerce, ads, social media, support and finance.
- Progress is read from your own tools, and the site states plainly that no outcome is guaranteed.
- Low entry price at $19 per month, and support for Arabic-speaking markets.
- White-label dashboard and unlimited agents on Enterprise.
Cons
- SEO is one category among many, with no dedicated keyword research, topic cluster or rank tracking tool shown.
- No tracking of brand mentions in ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity.
- No backlink network: link building depends on what the agent does in your accounts.
- The agent signs in to your accounts through its own browser, which some teams will want to control closely.
- No free trial is listed.
The best Katteb alternatives
1. Sorank
Sorank suits Katteb users whose main goal is organic traffic from Google and the AI. It is SEO and GEO software on autopilot built for that one job: it finds keywords using data from thousands of sites and hundreds of millions of keywords, builds topic clusters, then writes, illustrates and publishes articles on more than 10 CMS, including WordPress, Shopify and Webflow, with internal linking, anti-cannibalisation and fact checking. It also covers search intent, query fan-out and weekly monitoring of up to 5 competitors.
Every week Sorank asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini your customers' questions (25 prompts on Essential, 50 prompts with Perplexity and Grok added on Pro, 150 on Business) and shows whether your brand is mentioned, which brands are cited instead and which sources the AI use. A network of direct, one-way links between the sites of more than 5,000 users, run on credits (100 per month on Pro, 300 on Business), brings backlinks, and one dashboard joins Search Console, Analytics and AI traffic. Plans cost $99 (20 articles), $249 (60 articles) and $499 (120 articles) per month, or $49, $129 and $249 per month billed annually, with a 3-day free trial and a 90-day money-back guarantee. The MCP connector lets you drive Sorank from Claude or ChatGPT, and agencies get a white label.
2. Okara
Okara presents itself as an AI CMO that runs marketing on autopilot. It suits founders who want one agent to handle several marketing channels, as Katteb does.
3. Rudys.AI
Rudys.AI runs a website, SEO, Google Ads and analytics on autopilot. It fits small businesses that want SEO and ads handled by the same tool.
4. Jasper
Jasper puts AI agents to work for marketing teams, with brand voice and content workflows. It suits larger teams that want agents focused on marketing content.
5. Copy.ai
Copy.ai offers go-to-market AI workflows for sales and marketing. It is a match for teams whose priority is prospecting and sales content rather than SEO.
6. Writesonic
Writesonic combines AI writing with AI search visibility tracking. It suits former Katteb Writer users who still want an article writer, with GEO data on top.
How to choose between Katteb and Sorank
Katteb fits a small business, consultant or agency that wants one assistant for many jobs: booking calls, finding leads, replying to reviews, running store promotions and, from time to time, an SEO goal. If you value an agent that works in your own LinkedIn or Shopify account and reports every morning, Katteb gives that breadth from $19 per month.
Sorank fits a business for which organic search is the growth channel. If you need a steady flow of 20 to 120 articles a month published on your CMS, backlinks from other sites and weekly data on how ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini mention your brand, a tool built only for SEO and GEO goes deeper than a general agent. Results usually appear within 2 to 4 months, and you can check a page first with the free Chrome extension or the free SEO tools.
