Turn the AI questions you’re losing into pages that win them.

It keeps pages written and waiting for you. It takes the buyer questions you're losing that are worth the most and writes the pages that win them, so when you sit down there is work ready. You answer the few things only you can answer and hit publish, and the moment you do, it writes the next one. It's on Growth and Scale. Growth writes for your main site; Scale writes for up to 10 client sites, which is what makes it an agency plan. Your first pages are free and so is one every week. Past that, each page it writes because you published one costs the same credits as writing it yourself. None of this is a limit: on every plan you can write as many pages as you want, whenever you want, by picking the questions yourself.

You can, and it'll write you something readable. The writing was never the hard part. The hard part is the three things around it: knowing which one question out of hundreds is worth a page this week, getting your own numbers, methods, and client examples into that page, and then knowing whether it actually got you cited. A model can't do the middle one, not because it writes badly, but because it doesn't know what your work taught you. So every draft we hand you ships with blanks only you can fill, and we won't let you publish it live until they're filled. Then we keep asking the engines and tell you when your name comes back. ChatGPT gives you a draft. This gives you a system, and a scoreboard.

You can add and scan as many sites as you like on Growth and Scale. The automatic upkeep, meaning the monthly re-scan and the weekly citation checks, covers 10 sites on Growth and 25 on Scale, starting with your main site. Beyond that a site still works normally: scan it, read its report, draft and publish pages. It just doesn't get re-checked on its own. If you need more than 25 looked after, email us and we'll sort it out.

Never. Nothing goes live until you approve it. Every drafted page has a few blanks only you can fill in, the parts that come from actually doing the work, and we won't let you publish it live until they're filled. That's deliberate: a page with no real experience in it is exactly the page AI won't cite.

Connect your WordPress site once, in a click, and finished pages go live from inside the app. No copy-paste, and we capture the URL so citation tracking starts on its own. It's included on every plan. If you're not on WordPress, you can still copy the formatted page into any CMS.

The moment you subscribe, then on the same date each cycle, monthly or once a year, depending on the plan you pick. Annual plans are charged once up front for the whole year.

Yes, any time. Move up when you add sites or competitors, move down when you don't need the room. Your reports and scan history stay exactly where they are.

Yes, anytime from your account page, and there's no contract or cancellation fee. Nothing disappears when you do: your past scans, scores, and reports stay in your account, and any credits you bought stay with you, so you can pick up right where you left off if you come back.

Yes. Paying yearly works out to two months free versus paying monthly for a year. The savings are shown on the toggle and on each card.

It comes down to who does the work. On Core, we find the questions and write the pages, but you drive: you decide what to work on and when. Growth is the pick for most people, because it drives instead of you. A finished page lands in your inbox every week and you just approve it. Scale does that for every site in a portfolio, which is what makes it an agency plan.