SEOWILL: AI SEO & AI Blog Post

There is no other app and management as spoiled as this. When I discovered it in 2024, I was buying extra AI credits and using them to create SEO like titles and meta for product pages, and I was very satisfied. I bought 2600 extra credits to edit my pages, then I saw they were reset. They told me credits reset every month, and I told them that I bought these with an extra payment, and they unlocked my credits.

Then they said the Pro plan has a 2000 page limit and that this does not reset monthly. When I bought these credits, there was no such rule. I used my credits on the free plan for 3 months because I paid extra money for these credits; they were not monthly credits given to me. Then they increased each listing from 2 credits to 4 credits.

In short, it might be usable for people with few listings, but this is not an app worth paying $50 per month for 500 credits. They used to be more modest and helpful; now, even though they sell credits, they are never helpful. In short, it is absolutely not worth the money.

There is a limit (20 items) on how many collections you can edit manually, not even AI. So it's not what we were looking for in terms of a tool for SEO.

They charged us twice in a month and their support ignored my emails. Check your bill. They are sneaky

Horrible, avoid at all costs. No customer service. Nothing is automated and nothing works properly. Very deceptive and fraudulent. Skip this as a SEO option,

Months of Work Destroyed — Avoid This App
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This app wiped out months of careful work on my store. Without warning, it replaced all my newly uploaded product and blog images with old, cached versions, leaving my site broken and unprofessional. The so‑called “optimization” is reckless: instead of improving SEO, it sabotaged my brand identity and forced me to spend months restoring content.

Customer support was unresponsive, and the design of their tools is outdated and clunky. If you value your time, your visuals, and your brand, stay far away from this app. It is disruptive, unreliable, and dangerous for any serious Shopify store.

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Public Warning Message
To fellow Shopify founders and store owners: I strongly advise caution before installing the SEOAnt app. In my experience, it overwrote months of carefully curated product and blog images without warning, leaving my storefront broken and unprofessional. Instead of improving SEO, its “optimisation” features disrupted my brand identity and forced me into a lengthy restoration process.

If you value your visuals, your time, and your customer trust, avoid this app. There are safer, founder‑friendly alternatives that respect your content and deliver SEO improvements without damaging your store.

Protect your brand. Don’t let SEOAnt compromise it.

Image optimizer doesn't work, keeps timing out after only 30 optimizations or so. Support wasn't very helpful.

it wants unnecessary access permission:
- View personal customer data (emails, phone numbers, addresses). A normal SEO app does NOT need this.
- Edit orders !!!
- View Shopify admin
-Edit other data (Locales, Shopify Markets settings, translations)

When I optimised images, it corrupted many of them with strange artifacts/defects that looked like weird photoshopping. Support was good explaining how to restore, but that experience immediately broke my trust in the app.
Subsequently, after removing, I have found it has left behind schema code that is affecting my store's schema.

すべての画像のファイル名が変わったのは非常に良くない。またテーマも壊れた。非常に残念です。

installed the SEOAnt app briefly—approximately 5 minutes—before determining it was not suitable for my store and promptly uninstalling it. Months later, I was shocked to discover a random $20 charge from this app on my Shopify invoice.

Despite my immediate attempts to dispute the charge with Shopify, I was informed that app developers like SEOAnt operate with minimal accountability and, seemingly, without oversight. Shopify deflects responsibility, while the app creators remain unresponsive and unaccountable for unauthorized charges.

This experience highlights a glaring issue: app developers can charge users arbitrarily with no consequence, even after their apps are removed. Such practices are not only unethical but suggest a complete disregard for the Shopify community and paying merchants.

At this point, I simply want my money refunded for a service I did not use or authorize. I strongly urge other Shopify merchants to exercise caution before installing SEOAnt—or any app that exploits the lack of checks and balances on Shopify’s platform.

If this charge is not resolved, I will escalate the matter further. Transparency, accountability, and fair business practices are non-negotiable, and SEOAnt has fallen far short of these standards.