> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ai-seo-copilot.gitbook.io/ai-seo-copilot/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ai-seo-copilot.gitbook.io/ai-seo-copilot/readme.md).

# Welcome to AI SEO Copilot Documentation

AI SEO Copilot is a Free Webflow SEO app to help you with your SEO.

Our ambition is to build the Yoast SEO for Webflow.

> Better SEO makes better website. SEO is too important to be hidden behind paywalls.

The purpose of the app is to help you create better on-page SEO.

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[Getting Started](/ai-seo-copilot/getting-started/quickstart.md)
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### AI SEO Copilot is Open source

AI SEO Copilot is an [open source project](/ai-seo-copilot/articles/the-bet-of-making-a-webflow-seo-app-open-source.md). It means that if you don't like something, you can contribute to make it better

### How can I contribute to the project?

* You want to **make content about the app**? Contact [Sofian Bettayeb](mailto:undefined)
* You want to **contribute to the project**? Have a look to our [Github repo](https://github.com/die-Manufaktur/AI-SEO-Copilot-for-Webflow)
* You want to **sponsor the project**? [Our Github sponsor page is here for you](https://github.com/sponsors/die-Manufaktur). 100% of the money goes to the contributors.
* Other **ideas to support us**? Send [Sofian Bettayeb](mailto:undefined) a DM.

### Who are we?

[Sofian Bettayeb](https://sofianbettayeb.com): Webflow SEO Expert

Paul Mulligan: Webflow Developer


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