No. Every account is created by a workspace administrator — there’s no self-service sign-up page. See Login.
No prior SEO expertise is required to trigger a workflow and read its results — this guide explains what every score and status means. You will get more value out of the results the more you understand your own website and audience, same as with any tool.
Never without your approval. Even the full content pipeline, which can run start to finish on its own, always stops at a mandatory human approval step before anything reaches your live site. See Take Action.
A workspace (called a “client” in the dashboard) is your whole account — it can contain multiple domains (websites). See Initial Setup.
This is currently the one piece of information the dashboard doesn’t show you directly — see Start Here → Step 4 for how to get it.
It varies by workflow and by how much content it produces — each run shows its own real-time Cost in USD once it starts. There’s no fixed price list in the dashboard; ask your administrator about your workspace’s spend limits.
A read-only workflow like technical-audit typically finishes in a few minutes. full-content-pipeline (research + writing + review + approval-wait) usually takes longer and depends on how quickly a human approves it — the workflow itself pauses indefinitely at the approval step, so “how long” partly depends on you.
Not from the article detail view shown in this guide — it’s an inspector (scores, search preview, metadata, the live link once published), not a text editor. To change an article’s content, use the content-refresh workflow, or edit it directly in your CMS.
It’s restricted to platform administrators (super_admin). If you need something changed there (a new domain, a plan change), ask your administrator.
The workflow stops on that path — MAEL does not automatically retry or auto-correct it. A rejected article needs a person to decide the next step (revise and resubmit, or abandon it). Always leave a comment explaining why. See Take Action.
No — the dashboard is a web application, usable in a mobile browser, but there’s no dedicated mobile app.
Not from the dashboard yet — those two integrations are currently set up by an administrator via a direct API call, unlike Google Search Console and GA4, which have a working Connect button on the Settings page. See Initial Setup → Connecting integrations.

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