Agentic service
An autonomous agent goes through your website's data every day, writes content for queries people actually search, watches technical health and whether visits convert. It handles the routine itself. Decisions that change the site wait for your approval.
In production since July 2026. It runs raisgroup.eu and the site you are reading.
After launch
Unmanaged
With the agent
Scope
Writes articles for queries people actually search, keeps the brand voice and refreshes ageing copy.
Titles, structure, internal links, schema.org. So Google finds you, and so do the AI assistants that increasingly answer instead of it.
Core Web Vitals, indexing, redirects, broken links. The quiet work that decides rankings.
Reads GA4 and Search Console, hunts anomalies and measures whether the site is moving towards the goal we agreed on.
Watches the funnel from arrival to submitted form and proposes changes where value actually leaks.
It publishes articles on its own, after a build check. Everything else is submitted as a reasoned proposal and waits for your OK.
Under the hood
Runs start on a schedule, no human needed. Content days alternate with monitoring days.
It reads the backlog, notes from previous runs and fresh numbers from GA4 and Search Console. Data access goes through MCP, read only.
It takes what is next off the backlog: an article, a technical check or the monthly review. It sticks to the client's goal and invents nothing.
Every change passes a build check. Articles it merges itself, everything else waits for human approval.
A daily log, run costs to the cent and an experiments log. Including the ones that failed.
Case study
raisgroup.eu is the website of a maker of aluminium windows, facades and railings. The agent has run it since 15 July 2026: daily runs, content twice a week, a monthly review. The numbers cover the first five weeks in production.
A title rewrite was meant to lift the click-through rate of an article ranking 10th. Five weeks later: impressions grew, clicks did not. The agent logged the lesson that at the bottom of page one the title is not the lever, and moved its effort to internal linking. The experiments log exists precisely so it never tries the same thing twice.
Subscription
The autonomous website is sold as a monthly subscription. Scope is agreed to fit your site and goal, and the price does not change mid-month. Every tier includes human oversight: the agent does the work, we stand behind the result.
A site under watch
Most common choice
A site that grows
A site that sells
The price depends on the size of the site, content cadence and how you publish (git, WordPress, headless CMS). You will get a quote with an exact number within two business days.
Questions
A software agent built on a large language model, in our case Claude, with access to your website's data and code. On a regular schedule it does the work of a site manager: content, SEO, technical checks, evaluation. It differs from classic automation in that it decides based on data and a goal, not a fixed script.
Not silently. Publishing articles is the only fully autonomous action, and even that passes a build check. Every other change to the site arrives as a reasoned pull request and waits for your approval. Everything is versioned in git, so any change can be rolled back.
The subscription depends on the size of the site, content cadence and how you publish. You will get an exact number in a quote within two business days. You pay for the agreed scope and human oversight, not for hours worked.
Best with sites published through git: static sites, Next.js, Astro and the like. Adapters for WordPress and headless CMS are in the works. The connection is a matter of one connector, the rest of the system stays the same. The initial audit answers this precisely.
Google Analytics and Search Console read-only, through a dedicated service account. Repository or CMS access for publishing. No shared passwords, access can be revoked at any time and every action the agent takes is traceable.
Monitoring and first proposals from week one, content and technical fixes within the first month. Organic rankings move on a horizon of weeks to months, and promising faster would be lying. That is why you get a monthly report of what was done and what it brought.
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Forty minutes looking at how things stand. It tells us how far we can take you towards being an AI-native company, and what that will cost you at the end of the day.
Jaro Rais
AI consultant and developer
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jaro.rais@itashu.coGet in touch and we will come back to you within one working day.
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