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The three buttons: 1-click SEO, Update and Revamp

What each button in the editor's top bar does, what it costs, and when to use which one.

Three buttons sit in the editor's top bar. They do very different things, and they cost very different amounts.

1-click SEO (ink button)

• Fixes the search-engine side of the post: SEO title, meta description, URL, image alt texts, a table of contents, a FAQ block, and the heading levels.
• One AI request, and only for the parts that need it.
• Full walkthrough.

Update (green button)

• Adds to a post that is mostly evergreen: FAQs, a facts table, an Updated paragraph, related words with internal links, and a table of contents.
• It also lists cleanups worth doing (a section that says the same thing twice, a stray leftover line) for you to apply one by one.
• Three AI requests per run, and it tells you the cost first.
• Full walkthrough.

Revamp (violet button)

• Rewrites the whole article from the ground up: the prose, the facts and dates, the structure, any missing sections, the internal links, and the SEO fields — as far as you tell it to go.
• You choose what should change, and see the price before anything runs.
• 100 words = 1 credit, plus one credit for the check that reads the finished article, so a 1,000 word post costs 11 credits.
• The result replaces the article in the editor without saving it, and one click puts the old version back. The check pass lists anything that may be dated or missing, so you can judge it yourself.
• Best for a post that needs more than a refresh: an old review, a guide written years ago, a post that has grown messy.