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Radar Autopilot: What It Does by Itself

SEO Radar 4 min read Updated 13.10.2026
The only place where money is deducted without your involvement at the moment of deduction. A complete list of safeguards and why the autopilot never touches the card.

The Radar Autopilot is a mode in which the system updates the strategy and launches promotions on pages at the top threshold for the amount you set, once a month by itself. This is the only place in the service where money is deducted without your involvement at the moment of deduction, so let's break it down honestly and in detail.

How to Enable

  1. In Radar, set the amount "how much you pay per month", priority, and schedule ("Immediately" or "Spread" up to 4 weeks).
  2. Check the table "What We Will Launch" — this is the strategy for the first month; it can be adjusted.
  3. Select "Every month — autopilot" and click "Enable autopilot and launch". Confirm the amount — the first month will start immediately.

The same is available in the app — on the "Strategy and Launch" screen.

What Happens Next

  • First month — exactly the strategy that was on the screen: the same pages, cascades, and start days.
  • Every 30 days — Radar takes fresh data from Search Console, skips pages that have been promoted in the last 60 days (counting from the start of the cascade), and collects a new plan with the same priority and schedule for the same amount.
  • One wave per month. Stretching on autopilot — no more than 4 weeks, so waves do not overlap. 1–2 months before the peak season, cascades start immediately.

Money

  • Only from the PromoPilot balance. The autopilot never touches the card.
  • No more than your amount for 30 days. The monthly budget includes both already deducted and what will be deducted on start days.
  • Deduction — on the start day of each cascade, not all at once.
  • Insufficient balance — we launch for as much as available, the rest is caught up after replenishment; the planned cascade waits for replenishment for up to 14 days and informs about it.
  • Discount. The larger the monthly amount, the cheaper the cascades (up to -20%), within the overall discount ceiling. If the personal discount is already maximum, the autopilot retains it.

Safeguards

LimitWhat It Protects
Monthly amount (from $30 to $2000)Deductions for the period cannot exceed it
Launch limit per month (default 4)Protection against "draining the entire balance"
60 days from the start of the cascadeThe page does not get a repeat purchase until the previous cascade has had time to work
Schedule is adhered toThe planned cascade does not start before its day
Check that the page opensDeleted pages (404, 410) do not get into the plan

How to Monitor the Autopilot

  • Summary "Autopilot is On" — at the top of Radar, on the dashboard, and on the main screen of the app: for each project the monthly amount, the bar "started / waiting", the nearest start, published links, how much has been spent and how much will be deducted on start days, when the next month is.
  • In the project — for pages managed by the autopilot, there is a mark "autopilot · start 18.10", "autopilot · ongoing" or "autopilot · repeat from 09.12".
  • In balance history — each deduction as a separate line, just like with manual launches.

Manual Promotion Alongside Autopilot

Any page can be additionally promoted manually — as a cascade in the project or by adding it to the Radar plan (autopilot pages are marked there 🤖). If the page is already managed by the autopilot, a warning will appear before manual launch: re-promoting it before the end of 60 days is usually unnecessary — you will pay twice for one page.

Why Card Auto-Replenishment Is a Separate Thing
Replenishing the balance from the saved card is enabled by you separately and is not linked to the autopilot. Linking them would mean deductions from the card by the algorithm's decision — we consciously do not make such a link.

How to Enable Cautiously

  1. Start with the "Optimum" that Radar sets on the slider.
  2. After a month, verify deductions with the result from Pulse.
  3. Only after that increase the amount.

When It’s Better to Turn It Off

If you are redesigning the site, changing page addresses, or there is a seasonal decline. It can be turned off in the "Launch Strategy" block by clicking the "Turn Off" button — immediately. Already launched cascades will continue to work, no new deductions will occur. How the plan is arranged is explained in the article strategy under budget.

FAQ

Can the autopilot deduct money from the card?
No. It only deducts from the PromoPilot balance. Auto-replenishment from the saved card is a separate function, not related to the autopilot.
When does the autopilot deduct money?
On the day of the start of each cascade and no more than the specified amount over 30 days. The monthly budget includes both deducted and what will be deducted on schedule.
What does it launch every month?
The first month — exactly the strategy on the screen. Then every 30 days Radar takes fresh data, skips pages that were promoted in the last 60 days from the start, and collects a new plan with the same priority and schedule.
Why can it only be stretched for 4 weeks?
The autopilot launches one wave per month: with a longer stretch, waves would overlap, and pages would be subject to repeat before the previous cascade worked.
Can a page of the autopilot be promoted manually?
Yes, but a warning will appear before the launch: until the end of 60 days, a repeat is usually unnecessary — you will pay twice.
Where can I see how the autopilot is doing?
In the summary at the top of Radar, on the dashboard, and in the app: the amount, how many cascades have started and are waiting, the nearest start, links, spent, and how much will be deducted.
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