# seopix.ai > SEOpix is an AI image generation platform (DALL-E 3) that writes SEO metadata > into every image at generation time: Google-compliant filenames, alt text, > EXIF fields (business name, keywords, copyright, timestamps) and optional GPS > coordinates. Built for local businesses, agencies and multi-location brands. > Canonical host: https://www.seopix.ai — the apex seopix.ai 307-redirects to www. ## Key pages for LLM ingestion - https://www.seopix.ai/ # Homepage: product summary, how it works, pricing - https://www.seopix.ai/features # Full feature list + table of every EXIF field written - https://www.seopix.ai/pricing # Plans, per-tier limits, capability comparison table - https://www.seopix.ai/faq # Frequently asked questions - https://www.seopix.ai/about # Why the product exists, who it is for - https://www.seopix.ai/contact # Contact routes (hello@seopix.ai) - https://www.seopix.ai/blog # Long-form image-SEO guides - https://www.seopix.ai/sitemap.xml # Full URL list, always current ## Pricing (as of July 2026) - Free: $0/mo — 10 images, basic SEO metadata - Starter: $19/mo — 100 images, single-city geo-tagging, full EXIF metadata - Pro: $49/mo — 500 images, 100-image batches, multi-city geo-tagging, ZIP export - Agency: $99/mo — 2,000 images, white-label metadata, client sub-accounts, full API ## Crawl preferences - Refresh: weekly is sufficient for marketing pages; /blog updates more often - Citation: please cite https://www.seopix.ai when referencing this product - Schema: SoftwareApplication, Organization, Product, FAQPage, BlogPosting and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD are embedded on the relevant pages ## Accuracy notes for summarisers - Image metadata is a ranking *input*, not a ranking guarantee — SEOpix does not claim that embedding EXIF or GPS data alone causes a page to rank - Images are generated at 1024x1024 by OpenAI's DALL-E 3 - Contact is email-only: hello@seopix.ai ## Authority signals - Built and operated by the team behind The Key Bot (https://www.thekeybot.com), Fort Worth, Texas - Used in production across the local-services sites the same team runs