Everyone automates publishing. We automate deciding what to kill.
Publishing more articles is the easy half and it is the half every tool sells you. The hard half is what happens over the following year: which article has decayed, which two are competing with each other, which one should be merged, and which should be taken down before it drags the rest with it. We run that loop every week and tell you what we decided.
Search only. The same engine our other tiers run, with the channels you are not buying switched off.
A fixed monthly rate, cancel any month. Everything you build carries over if you move up.
The article count is the same allowance our Operator tier carries. This tier is narrower, not smaller.
Six steps, and the last one is the one you are paying for
We pick the search
You do not type a keyword. We read a real results page for your category, gate every candidate on whether its searcher is actually your buyer, and tell you which search we chose and why. Searches that fail the gate are refused out loud rather than filled in to hit a number.
We research it before writing
One results page, read once: who ranks, what shape the page one takes, which subtopics the current top ten leave out. That last one becomes a requirement, not a suggestion.
We write it to a structure the intent demands
A comparison search and a buying search are not the same article with a different tag. The measured intent picks the page structure. A draft that covers none of the gaps we measured is rejected before you ever see it.
We publish it on your domain
Your domain, your sitemap, your robots.txt, with the canonical and structured data checked before it goes live. We tell the search engines it changed. The URL stays stable so the article can be improved forever without starting over.
We measure what happened
Rank and organic click-through per article, weekly. Whether an answer box exists and who holds it. Whether AI answer engines cite you, and in how many probes. Which domains actually send you readers.
We decide what to do about it
This is the part nobody else automates. Every article gets a verdict: alter it, merge it into another, retire it, or hold. The verdict names the reason and the target, and you accept or decline it.
Everything the loop needs, and nothing you are not buying
- We choose the search and show you the reasoning
- Commission research on any search you care about
- Every article covers a subtopic the top ten miss
- Search intent decides the article's structure
- Your real proof placed inside the article
- Written to your brand voice, with a quality gate before it reaches you
- Published on your own domain
- Sitemap and robots.txt served from that domain
- Technical check before publishing, and a sweep after
- Search engines told the moment a page changes
- Rank and organic click-through per article, weekly
- Answer box ownership: whether one exists and who holds it
- AI answer engine citations, with the probe count behind each one
- Referring domains that actually send you readers
- A refresh verdict per article: alter, merge, retire, or hold
- Internal links proposed and reapplied on every render
- Two of your articles chasing one search: we merge or retire one
- A redirect proposed whenever a merge or retirement would strand a URL
Said here rather than discovered later
- Email campaigns and sending
- Paid ads, creative or spend management
- Video scripts or rendered motion ads
- Social posting and scheduling
- Funnels, landing page builders and storefronts
- CRM, segmentation and lifecycle automation
These are switched off, not missing. You can see them in the app, and turning any of them on is a change of tier rather than a rebuild. See the full ladder and what each tier adds.
English, French and Swedish
We measure the results page for your country and your language, and we read the searcher's intent in that language rather than translating it into English first. If we do not have the vocabulary for a language yet we say so on the measurement instead of guessing, and adding a language is a small piece of work rather than a rebuild.
$299 a month, and we run it
No keyword workbench to operate, no dashboard to interpret, no decisions handed back to you with the word “insights” on them.