Fig vs treg.to

What each product is for

• treg.to (vendor)

Why Fig is $20 one-time

treg.to is useful when the agent needs a general toolbelt: SEO, ads, enrichment, media, publishing, and many other categories. Fig is for the narrower job of improving a website's SEO and AEO.

Fig gives the agent named specialist skills for the work. Start with fig, then call on fig-site-audit, fig-search-research, fig-answer-research, fig-content-strategy, fig-content-craft, fig-programmatic-seo, fig-free-tool, fig-content-validation, fig-outcomes, fig-seo-setup, fig-offpage, and fig-distribute as needed.

Pick treg.to if

• You need one agent tool catalog spanning SEO and many unrelated provider categories.
• You want to compare providers by price, speed, and success rate inside the catalog.
• You already know which provider or endpoint should power your workflow.

Pick Fig if

• The job is to improve a website's SEO and AEO, not to browse a general tool catalog.
• You want specialist skills that give the agent a clear path from research to implementation and validation.
• You want one $20 purchase instead of adding a monthly SEO/AEO seat or assembling a toolchain yourself.

Agent setup

When you want to try Fig from chat, the per-agent setup guides show how to connect it in each client, including the Cursor setup guide and the Claude Code setup guide.

Usage for agents

Fig uses prepaid credits. Checkout starts at $10, but $20 is recommended to improve your SEO and AEO. Your agent spends the balance on live lookups and asks you to approve Checkout again when it needs more.

Your agent uses the credits as it researches, improves, and validates the website.

• Copy the setup prompt in docs
• Install on the homepage

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