For companies in the UAE and GCC

Make your company news a source AI assistants cite

Enter your website and Seet drafts an Arabic press release. You review and approve every word, then it goes live the same day on a permanent page read by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and search engines.

How Seet works

  1. 1

    Enter your website and news

    Your company website and a couple of lines about the news, or paste the full release.

  2. 2

    An Arabic draft in minutes

    AI writes a measured, journalistic draft and flags any figure that needs your confirmation.

  3. 3

    Review and approve

    You edit every field. Seet checks the release automatically and explains how to fix any issue.

  4. 4

    Publish the same day

    A permanent page with a stable URL, pinged to search engines and reachable by AI assistants.

What is on every release page?

Every element is designed to be understood by people and machines alike.

A one-sentence answer
A single-sentence summary an assistant can quote as is.
Key facts
A short list of figures and dates the company has approved.
Questions & answers
Questions people actually ask, answered at the source.
Structured data
NewsArticle, Organization and FAQPage markup for search engines.
Plain-text copy
A clean Markdown version of every release for AI systems.
Permanent URL
Published releases are never deleted, so citations keep working.
Example — fictional company

Newsroom › Technology › Example Co.

A clear headline that sums up the news

In short

One sentence answering: what is the news?

Dubai, 3 November 2026 — published by the company via Seet

Key facts
Questions & answers
About the company

Clear pricing in AED

Pay per release you publish. No hidden fees, and your credit is refunded if a release is not approved.

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Single release

For breaking news or a first try

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1 credits

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Release pack

For teams with several announcements a quarter

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Monthly

For marketing and PR teams

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Frequently asked questions

Your next announcement deserves to be read and cited

Start with your company website; the rest is a few short steps.

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