AI content that answers your buyers' prompts
Articles written from your site and your notes, with nothing invented, that wait for your review before they go to WordPress or Webflow.
- 10 credits an article
- Missing facts listed, not made up
- Or copy it into any site
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How much does Invisalign cost at Acme Dental?
Invisalign at Acme Dental costs from $3,800, set at one consultation, and covers every aligner, the check-ups between them and your first set of retainers.
What is included
- A 3D scan at the first visit
- Check-ups every six weeks
Left out
Not on the site or in your notes: how long treatment usually takes.
Publishes to WordPress
Opportunities
The pages still to write, ranked by what they could win
Each ranked by the share of your lost answers it could win back. Write the top one, or let Autopilot take them in turn.
Articles
Every article, and where it stands
Writing, in review, approved, published or withdrawn: every article a brand has, by where it stands.
Proof
Live, then asked again
Each live article with the prompts it was written for. A week after it went live, they go back to the same engines, beside the answers before.
Also in Content
- Start from scratch
- Blog post / guide, comparison, ranked list, local page, FAQ, pricing page, product or service page, or reviews and results — with up to 5 prompts to win.
- Knowledge base
- Up to 50 facts and sources a brand, used in drafts as the business's own words.
- Autopilot
- Up to 5 articles a week from the top of Opportunities. Publishing them unreviewed is a second switch, off by default, and only for new pages.
- Calendar
- What goes live when, and when its Proof runs.
FAQ
Questions
- Will it make things up?
- No. It writes from the site, your knowledge base and your brand settings. A price, a credential, a year or a result it cannot find is listed as missing, never filled in.
- What does it write?
- From scratch: blog post / guide, comparison, ranked list, local page, FAQ, pricing page, product or service page, or reviews and results. From a task: the page it asks for — a new page, or a section for one that exists. Each is aimed at up to 5 prompts.
- Who approves it?
- You do. Every article waits in review: edit it, ask for a rewrite, or approve it. Autopilot publishes on its own only if you switch that on, only new pages, and never one with facts it could not find.
- What does an article cost?
- 10 credits; a rewrite with your note is 2. When it cannot be written, the credits come back.
- Does it change my existing pages?
- Updating a page means a section for you to add. What we publish to WordPress or Webflow is a new page we created, and withdrawing it returns it to a draft.
- What if the site is not WordPress or Webflow?
- Copy the article in as rich text, HTML or Markdown, or send the site's owner a link with it and the steps; they paste it in and tell us where it went live.
- Does Google penalise AI-written pages?
- Google's guidance judges a page by whether it helps the reader, not by how it was written. These answer the buyer's question first, from the business's own facts, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
- How do I know it worked?
- Proof: a week after it goes live, its prompts are asked again on the same engines, and a change that does not hold when re-asked is not counted.
See who the engines recommend instead
The prompts your client loses, who wins them, and the tasks that would change it.