FAQ from Moonlit Platform
What is Moonlit Platform?
Moonlit Platform is an AI-native SEO infrastructure layer — not just another content generator. It empowers SEO and content teams to architect, validate, and scale intelligent content systems that blend real-world search behavior with brand-specific AI intelligence — turning strategy into executable, measurable, and maintainable automation.
How to use Moonlit Platform?
Start by selecting a use case template (e.g., “Topical Map Generator”) or build from scratch in the Workflow Studio. Connect your knowledge base, define persona parameters, integrate live SEO data sources, choose AI models, and map logic between steps. Then run it — once, daily, or across thousands of keywords — with full visibility into every stage of execution.
Who is Moonlit for?
Moonlit serves SEO directors, content operations leads, agency strategists, and growth marketers who need to move beyond point solutions. It’s built for those who demand control over *how* AI works — not just *what* it outputs — and who require auditability, repeatability, and alignment with long-term organic growth goals.
What are Credits?
Credits are Moonlit’s unified usage currency. Each function node (e.g., “SERP Analyzer”, “LLM Draft Generator”, “Image Captioner”) consumes credits based on computational intensity and data volume. Fixed-cost nodes (e.g., “Keyword Difficulty Lookup”) use set credits; variable ones (e.g., “GPT-4 Content Generation”) scale with token count. One credit = $0.002 USD. API-based actions include a 5-credit overhead for secure routing and rate management.
What is an “app”?
An App is a saved, shareable, and executable workflow — a self-contained unit of SEO intelligence. It encapsulates inputs (topics, URLs, filters), processing logic (model calls, conditionals, transformations), and outputs (HTML, JSON, CSV, or embedded previews). Apps can be reused, cloned, versioned, and permissioned across teams — making SEO knowledge portable and operational.
Is my data safe?
Yes. Moonlit follows strict data residency and privacy protocols: your uploaded documents, prompts, and outputs remain your property and are never used to train public models. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, stored in ISO 27001-certified infrastructure, and subject to granular access controls. Enterprise plans include SOC 2 Type II reporting and custom data governance options.