First things first, what do we mean by SEO Autopilot nulled?
To null a software application means to remove some of its potency. In common use this term suggests removing any licence validity check, in particular one that “calls home”
Licensed applications and applications that run under the heading as SAAS “software as a service” typically require a valid license bought either as a subscription or as a larger one-off fee.
On activating the product, and periodically thereafter, the software accesses the users internet and checks the license details with the developers database. Ensuring it is legal
SEO Autopilot nulled therefore would refer to the act of locking the application as legitimate, and either preventing the call to the developer’s database or sending false information to that database. Spoofing the checking algorithms. Definition here
In most cases SEO Autopilot nulled, when used on forums refers to the removal of the need to make the initial internet connection.
The Issue with SEO Autopilot Nulled Software
There is one major problem with this though.
The call to the database, while initially to check license validity is also vital for the continued running of SEO Autopilot from a purely process point of view.
SEO Autopilot creates accounts on over 250 site types, it handles 3rd party application calls to more than a dozen support processes such as captcha solving services, proxy handling content repositories and spinners and the indexing service.
The scripts and coding that are required to perform these tasks and access these functions require constant updates. At least weekly major updates and frequently more often than that.
For example, as I write this, SEO Autopilot has been updated 4 times in the last 8 days. Without this constant development support and calls to the developer’s database for updates, the software would soon fail. You might get a few days out of it – if you were lucky.
So you see the effort of creating an SEO Autopilot nulled version would be negated within days and the software would no longer work regardless of the need to verify license status
Where is link?
Hi Rizwan,
The link is the image on the top right of every page. When you get to the checkout use whichever discount code applies from the list below the link
I’ve tried nulled software before. It didn’t work for more than a few days. I’m glad it wasn’t a virus. I didn’t even consider that it might have been at the time. My experience with cracked software is very poor. and pretty darn lucky.
Yes – most of the time it doesn’t work. Cracked software is also a haven for spreading malware and even if it does work, the nature of updates and license checks means it won’t work for long. SEO Autopilot updates about twice a month. So even if you get a brand new crack on day one of a new patch, you have 2 weeks at best. Chances are the copy is already obsolete and will not load, and as you quite rightly say there is a huge chance it is just a container for malware.