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We read the pages actually ranking for your keyword before writing anything — their structure, depth, and what they cover — and match the format that's genuinely winning (guide, listicle, comparison, product page, etc.), instead of assuming a format from the topic alone.
The finished article, its content score, and a scorecard (keyword usage, search-intent match, competitor-element checklist) are yours to see and edit. The underlying brief — the specific evidence and reasoning we derive it from — is our methodology and stays internal, the same way a strategist wouldn't hand you their raw research notes alongside the deliverable.
No tool can honestly promise that — rankings depend on many factors outside any content tool's control, including your site's overall authority and technical health. What we do promise is that the content is built from real, current evidence about what's ranking, not a generic template.
No. Where a competitor's page includes something specific we can't know for you — a price, a real testimonial, a customer count — the draft leaves a clearly marked placeholder instead of fabricating one. See the About page for more on this.
No — every article involves real, metered costs (live SERP data, reading competitor pages, AI generation), so a Starter or Pro subscription is required from the start. Both plans include full access to the SERP research, competitor analysis, and writing engine, plus Intent Clusters.
Starter is $20/month for 8 content pieces and 100 clustered keywords a month. Pro is $39/month for 25 content pieces and 1,000 clustered keywords a month. See /pricing for the full breakdown.
From your account page, "Manage billing" opens Stripe's billing portal where you can cancel anytime — it takes effect at the end of the current billing period.
See our Privacy Policy for the full detail. In short: we don't sell your data, and the keywords/content you generate are yours.
A separate tool: upload a keyword list and we check each keyword's live top-10 Google results, then group the ones that share enough ranking pages into one cluster — same search intent, one article instead of several thin, competing ones.