How to publish safely — and what it costs
Pick the cadence that builds trust with search engines instead of tripping their spam signals, then choose the plan that matches how many sites you run.
Draft-first, every second day
- Search engines treat a steady, moderate cadence as a normal editorial rhythm — a brand new domain jumping to daily output looks like mass production.
- Every article passes your eyes before it goes live, so a weak intro, a wrong claim or an off-brand line never reaches your readers.
- Roughly 3–4 articles a week is enough to build topical depth while each piece still gets crawled, indexed and measured on its own.
- If one topic underperforms you can correct direction after two posts instead of after thirty.
Draft-first, daily
- Sensible once you have roughly 20 indexed articles and steady impressions — the domain already has a publishing history.
- Keep review on: volume without review is where quality quietly slips.
Publish live automatically
- Only after you have manually approved 5–10 articles and trust the voice, the offers and the internal links.
- Keep the Quality Gate threshold at 72 or higher so nothing thin can slip through unattended.
- 1Scan your site once so every article is written in your own voice and offers.
- 2Connect your site in Settings — live publishing is the default, so articles appear the moment they're ready.
- 3Queue keywords with real monthly search demand and low difficulty.
- 4Set the cadence to every second day and the quality threshold to 72.
- 5Prefer to review first? Switch the site to draft mode — articles then wait for your approval.
- 6Let the weekly report track rankings, clicks, and impressions as they grow.
Does your website already have article pages?
Check this before you connect, so you know exactly what happens the moment an article is published.
- WordPress — works out of the box. Each article becomes a post with its own page, and it appears in your blog feed automatically. Nothing to build.
- Webflow — works out of the box. Each article becomes an item in your blog collection, using the collection template you already designed.
- Custom or Lovable-built sites — one-time setup. Your site needs somewhere to store articles and a page that displays them. It takes a few minutes: add a place to save articles, a page that lists them and a page for each one, plus a receiving address that accepts the article and checks a shared secret. Then paste that address and secret into Settings and test the connection.
- Not ready yet? Nothing is lost. Every generated article is saved to your dashboard with the exact date and time, and you can copy it out and paste it into any editor by hand until your site is connected.
Start free, grow one site at a time
Every plan includes site scanning, keyword research with real search demand, quality scoring and publishing to WordPress, Webflow or your own endpoint.
Free trial
- 1 website analysis
- 4 articles in your free week
- Full Brand DNA extraction
- Quality Gate scoring
- Draft-only publishing
No card needed. Converts to a paid plan only if you choose to continue.
Solo
- 1 website
- 4 articles per week (~17/month)
- Real search-volume keyword research
- CTA & offer matrix
- Draft or live publishing
- Monthly SEO report by email
Studio
- 2 websites
- 8 articles per week (~34/month)
- Everything in Solo
- Per-site autopilot cadence
- Internal link graph across both sites
- Weekly email reports
Agency
- 3 websites
- 12 articles per week (~52/month)
- Everything in Studio
- Priority generation queue
- Client-ready PDF reports
Prices are set so each tier keeps a healthy margin after generation, research and hosting costs — the running cost of a full site scan plus an article is a fraction of a dollar, so every tier stays well above a 50% margin even at full weekly output. Tax is calculated, collected and filed automatically on each subscription.