AI output,
honestly.

SEOVentra uses AI models to power several features: content briefs, article drafts in the Content Engine, keyword scoring, AI visibility monitoring, alt-text generation, headline analysis, and related tools across the platform.

This disclaimer explains how that AI output is produced, what it can and cannot be relied on for, and what happens to the data you submit to these features.

Nothing generated by SEOVentra's AI features — content drafts, keyword scores, visibility estimates, recommendations, or audit commentary — is a guarantee of search rankings, traffic, AI-engine citations, or any other outcome.

SEO and AI-visibility results depend on factors outside our control: search engine algorithm changes, competitor activity, your site's overall authority, and how AI models themselves are trained and updated. Treat AI output as a draft or a signal to investigate, not a finished, verified deliverable.

AI-generated content can contain factual errors, outdated information, or plausible-sounding claims that are not true — this is a known limitation of all current language models, not specific to SEOVentra.

Before publishing any AI-drafted content externally, you are responsible for:

• Fact-checking any claims, statistics, or data points
• Verifying names, dates, prices, and product details
• Confirming the content doesn't infringe on anyone else's copyright
• Reviewing for tone, accuracy, and compliance with your own industry's regulations

We do not publish content on your behalf without your review — every Content Engine draft and CMS publish action requires your explicit confirmation.

SEOVentra routes AI requests through multiple model providers depending on the task and feature — this may include models from Groq, Google (Gemini), Anthropic, or OpenAI. The specific provider and model can change over time as we evaluate quality, cost, and reliability, without changing what a feature does or how you use it.

We do not build or train our own foundation models. All AI output is generated by third-party models via API, subject to those providers' own usage policies.

To generate output, we send the minimum data required for that specific feature — for example, a keyword and brief context for a content brief, or a URL and its extracted content for an AI-visibility check. We do not send your account credentials, payment details, or API keys to any AI provider.

Where a feature analyses your website content (e.g. AI visibility monitoring, on-page analysis), the content of the specific pages you're checking is sent to the model provider for that single request. We do not use your submitted content to train our own models, and to our knowledge our current providers do not use API-submitted data to train their models either — but you should review each provider's own data-use policy if this matters for your use case.

You agree not to use SEOVentra's AI features to:

• Generate content designed to deceive readers about its AI origin where disclosure is legally required
• Mass-produce low-quality or spam content at a volume intended to manipulate search rankings in violation of Google's or Bing's webmaster guidelines
• Generate content that infringes copyright, defames a person or business, or impersonates a real individual
• Attempt to extract, reverse-engineer, or misuse the underlying AI models via prompt injection or similar techniques

Violations may result in suspension of AI features on your account or, for serious or repeated violations, account termination — consistent with our Terms of Service.

The AI Visibility feature estimates how often and how favorably your brand or content appears in AI-generated answers, by sending sample queries to AI models and analyzing the responses. This is a sampling-based estimate, not a complete or real-time measurement of every AI system in existence.

Scores can shift between checks simply because the underlying AI model produced a different answer to the same question — this is expected model variance, not necessarily a real change in your visibility.

We'll update this page as we add AI features or change providers. Material changes will be reflected here with a new effective date. Continued use of AI features after an update constitutes acceptance of the current version.