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What Is KAF AI? SEO Tool, Free Plan, Pricing, WordPress Plugin, MCP and Refund Terms

You have KAF AI crawl your site; it finds technical SEO errors, fixes some of them with AI and applies the fixes to your site through a WordPress plugin, a Shopify app, a single line of JavaScript (KAF Pixel) or an API. It is the commercial SEO platform of Simur Teknoloji A.Ş., a Turkish company (kaf.simur.org); it also tracks keywords, competitors and AI bots. On the web pricing page, the Minotaur, Pegasus and Dragon plans are priced in dollars; automatic fixing is not included in Minotaur. A free tier is mentioned on the Shopify page but does not appear on the web pricing page. No refunds. The site is in Turkish.

What it does
Finds and fixes your site's technical SEO errors
Free
Yes on Shopify; unclear on the web
Fixing
Automatic fixing from Pegasus up
Refund
None
Site language
Turkish
Price
In dollars; from $16 (yearly, promotional)

What does KAF AI do? SEO tool

SEO is the work of making a site findable in search engines. KAF AI crawls your site, lists technical errors such as missing titles, descriptions and broken links, and fixes some of these errors for you with AI. It also monitors keywords, competitors, domain expiry, site uptime and visits from AI bots (the crawlers of ChatGPT-like services).

Who it's for: businesses with a WordPress, Shopify, Wix, OpenCart or ikas site, and agencies with several sites (the site's own compatibility list). The brand says KAF increases visibility in Google and AI search; no independent measurement source showing this is given, so read it as a promise.

This tool asks for write access to your site. Check what changed before publishing the fixes; a wrong title or redirect stays on your site permanently.

How do you set up KAF AI? WordPress, Shopify, Pixel and MCP

First you create an account at kaf.simur.org and add your site. For the fixes to reach your site, you need one of the routes below, depending on your site type.

  1. In the WordPress dashboard, open Add New under Plugins and search for KAF. Its name in the WordPress.org directory is KAF AI – SEO Automation.
  2. Install and activate the plugin.
  3. Enter the API key from your KAF account into the plugin; the plugin doesn't work without an account and key.
Requirements

WordPress 5.0 or later, PHP 7.4 or later; tested up to version 6.9.10.

Current version

1.4.58, updated October 14, 2026; 90 active installations, no reviews.

The plugin can edit titles, descriptions, the sitemap and robots.txt, and add posts, categories and images. In the pricing table, the plugin's permission is "partial" on Minotaur and "full access" on Pegasus and above; what partial access means is not stated.

There are separate setup pages for Wix, OpenCart and ikas (kaf.simur.org/wix-seo-otomasyonu etc.).

How do you use KAF AI? First crawl and a ready example

  1. Create an account and add your site as a project; optionally connect Google Search Console and Google Analytics.
  2. Start the first crawl. It can take a few minutes depending on site size (as the site's waiting screen says).
  3. Look at the error list and read the fix suggestions.
  4. To have the fixes applied, connect your site via the plugin, the Shopify app, Pixel or the API, and approve the suggestions.
Pulling SEO fixes from your assistant (example from KAF's MCP page)"Get my site's SEO issues"The page shows three fixes (title, heading structure, redirect) as an example result of this request. It's a mockup; the actual output depends on your plan and your site. It doesn't work without an MCP connection set up.

The free Spider desktop app is another route: it crawls your site on your own computer without sending your data out (Windows and macOS). Its limit is contradictory on the page: the same page says both free up to 550 URLs and unlimited; the pricing table lists 5,000 URLs for Minotaur.

Is KAF AI free? Plans and pricing

Minotaur$16 /month
  • 5 projects, 15 tracked keywords
  • 10,000 crawls per month
  • 1 user
  • Automatic SEO error fixing
Pegasus$25 /month
  • 10 projects, 40 keywords
  • 50,000 crawls per month
  • Automatic fixing on 1 site, 20 pages per day
  • 4 members
Dragon$80 /month
  • 30 projects, 120 keywords
  • 300,000 crawls per month
  • Automatic fixing on 3 sites, 40 pages per day
  • 11 members
Phoenix EnterpriseCustom
  • 100 projects, 1,000 keywords
  • 100 pages fixed per day

These figures are the promotional prices shown with yearly billing (list prices $22, $35 and $112). With monthly billing they are $23, $35 and $114; with 6-month billing $20, $30 and $97. The page has a Fall Campaign countdown; what the price will be after the campaign ends is not stated. There is no lira price list: prices are in dollars, and payment is charged in Turkish lira (TRY) at the exchange rate on the payment day.

Prices on the Shopify app page are different: Minotaur $24.99, Pegasus $36.99, Dragon $118.99 per month; yearly $209.99, $309.99 and $999.99. The brand doesn't explain which price applies in which channel; check the price of the route you'll install.

Free tier

The Shopify page lists a free plan: 200+ checks, automatic error detection, Search Console, keyword volume, 1 AI blog post per month, uptime and domain expiry monitoring. The sales agreement also describes dropping to the free tier.

Is there a free tier on the web?

kaf.simur.org/fiyatlar has no free column, only a Try for Free button. Its scope and whether it asks for a card are unclear; check on screen when you sign up.

Refunds and cancellation

There is no right of withdrawal and no partial or full refund. The subscription renews automatically unless canceled; when you cancel, you keep using it until the end of the period you paid for. Choose a short-term plan before committing.

KAF AI data, Turkish language and company details

Your data

The site says your data is encrypted and not shared with third parties. A detailed privacy and KVKK (Turkey's Personal Data Protection Law) notice explaining retention, deletion and AI training does not appear on the site; ask the company about these before entering data.

Site access

The plugin, app and Pixel ask for write access. Take a backup and monitor the changes.

Turkish

The site is in Turkish and eight more languages. The Shopify app is in English and Turkish. There is no official source on Turkish in the dashboard interface or in AI-generated content; try it with an account.

Company

Simur Teknoloji A.Ş., Pendik, Istanbul, Turkey. Agency pricing is requested by writing to info@simur.org. Card payments are processed through iyzico.

The site's claims of being Turkey's first and only, its customer counts and its ranking-increase figures are not in any independent source; they were left off this page.

Frequently asked questions

What is KAF AI?

A commercial SEO platform that crawls your site, finds SEO errors and fixes them with AI. It is developed by Simur Teknoloji A.Ş.

Is KAF AI free?

The Shopify page and the sales agreement mention a free tier; the web pricing page has no free column, only a Try for Free button. The scope on the web is unclear in the official sources.

How much does KAF AI cost?

On the web pricing page with yearly billing, Minotaur is $16, Pegasus $25 and Dragon $80 per month (promotional); with monthly billing $23, $35 and $114. On Shopify, $24.99, $36.99 and $118.99.

Does KAF AI fix errors by itself?

Yes, on Pegasus and higher plans: 20 pages per day on 1 site, and 40 pages on 3 sites with Dragon. Minotaur has no automatic fixing.

How do I install the KAF WordPress plugin?

In WordPress, go to Plugins, Add New, search for KAF and install it; you need a KAF account and API key. Its directory name is KAF AI – SEO Automation.

Can I get a refund from KAF AI?

No. According to the sales agreement there is no right of withdrawal and no refund; if you cancel, you keep using it until the end of the period you paid for.

Related guides

Sources

Not clear in the official sources: Privacy and KVKK notice (data retention, deletion, AI training) · scope of the free tier on the web and whether a card is required · which plan unlocks Pixel, API and MCP · MCP install command · Turkish in the dashboard interface and the Turkish quality of AI output · Spider's free crawl limit (550 or unlimited) · why Shopify and web prices differ · price after the campaign · the site's ranking results and customer counts. Each is covered in the relevant section along with what you can do.