Stop rewriting AI drafts from scratch before they go live
You type a keyword. You get a draft with its images, links to pages on your site, and a score from the same checks your audit runs.
Your draft starts from the pages that rank
Most AI writers give you a draft that sounds fine for any keyword. Nobody checked what already ranks, the links point at pages that don't exist, and the writer marked its own homework. So you end up doing the editing you were trying to skip. In Skyscraper mode, the pages ranking for your keyword are read first, and what they skip goes into the brief.
What you get with each article
Draft score
You've read a whole draft just to find out it needed work. Yours arrives scored by the same 40-check engine that grades your site, with a grade from A+ to F. Anything it failed is listed first, with the points it cost.
Automatic rewrites
You've sent drafts back with the same notes: keyword missing from the heading, sentences too long. In Skyscraper mode those failed checks go back to the writer, and the draft is rewritten and scored again, up to four times. You keep the best version, with its real score.
Real links
You've caught AI drafts linking to pages that were never on your site. Pick your website and every internal link points at a page your audit found. Choose from one to six links, and the count holds after writing.
Checked sources
You've found a statistic in a draft and had no idea where it came from. The writer only cites sources it can confirm exist, so a niche topic may get fewer of them. In Skyscraper mode, any number that isn't in what was read is marked for you to check.
Images
Pictures come from Pexels, Pixabay and Wikimedia, from your own site, or from AI when nothing fits. Each one gets alt text, and credit where the licence asks for it.
Live check
You've hit publish and found out a week later the page was a 404. Send the article to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Ghost and more, and we open the public page to check it's there. The live page then gets its own score, with the checks a draft can't pass alone, like canonical tags and schema.
What an article costs in credits
- Standard article, one researched draft: 3 credits.
- Skyscraper article, which reads page one, then scores and rewrites up to four times: 5 credits.
- A run that fails before it finishes: nothing.
Those prices are for the default AI model, and the button shows yours before you start. Ten standard articles a month take 30 credits. The Grow plan comes with 250 credits a month, which also pay for your audits, strategy runs and rank tracking.
AI articles come with Grow, S$159 a month (250 credits), and Multi-site, S$399 (500 credits, up to 15 websites). The Audit plan, S$79 (75 credits), doesn't include them. Paid yearly; month to month costs more. See pricing
Set up for you
Book a demo call. We'll show you the writer and answer your questions.
We set up your account and add your website.
Pick a topic from your plan, write the article and read the scored draft before you publish it.
Questions about AI articles
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What if a draft never passes?
Will it make up sources?
Does the score mean it's good writing?
Does it publish to my site by itself?
Your draft arrives with a score
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