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ENGINE V3 · SERP GAP ANALYZER LIVE

Articles engineered to outrank, not just to exist.

AI Article Engine reads the pages already ranking for your keyword, finds the gaps they left open, and drafts an article built to close them — complete with brief, structure, and an optimization score.

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DYNO TEST — LIVE PREVIEW

Enter a keyword to run the test.

Engine score
Engineered title
Run a test to see your article spec
Winning angle
The gap the current top results leave open
Build spec
Length · headings · FAQ, sized to the SERP
412k+Articles engineered
48sMedian time to first draft
9,300+Active workspaces
92/100Avg. engine score at export

Powering content teams at publishers, agencies, and niche site portfolios

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Under the hood

Six cylinders. One job: content that competes.

Every draft runs through the same engine block — research, structure, writing, and scoring built to work together, not bolted on.

CYL-01

SERP Gap Analyzer

The engine reads the structure and coverage of the pages ranking for your keyword, then maps the subtopics and questions they failed to answer.

CYL-02

Competitive briefs

Each run produces a working brief first — target length, heading plan, entities to cover, and questions to answer — so drafts start aimed, not blank.

CYL-03

Full-draft writing

Intro, body sections, FAQ, and conclusion written to the brief in your chosen tone — structured with clean headings, ready for an editor's pass.

CYL-04

Engine Score

A 0–100 optimization score covering coverage depth, heading structure, keyword placement, and readability — with the reasons behind every point lost.

CYL-05

One-click export

Copy clean text or download drafts instantly. Connect your own publishing workflow through the documented API integration point when you go live.

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Team workspaces

Shared document library, usage tracking, and per-seat limits so agencies and editorial teams can run one engine across many writers.

The four-stroke cycle

How the engine turns a keyword into a contender

Like any good engine, it runs the same cycle every time — which is exactly why the output is consistent.

Stroke 1 · Intake

Read the SERP

Enter a keyword. The engine analyzes the top-ranking pages: their structure, coverage, and the intent they serve.

Stroke 2 · Compression

Build the brief

Findings compress into a competitive brief — target length, heading plan, gaps to exploit, questions to answer.

Stroke 3 · Combustion

Write the draft

The article is written to the brief in your tone and length, section by section, with FAQ and conclusion included.

Stroke 4 · Exhaust

Score and ship

Every draft gets an Engine Score with fix suggestions. Copy, download, or send it into your publishing flow.

Gearbox

Six gears for six kinds of content

The same engine, tuned per format. Shift gears depending on what you're shipping this week.

Blog posts that earn their ranking

SEO-structured posts with intros that hook, headings that map to search intent, and FAQs built from real questions in the SERP.

  • Intent-matched heading plan
  • FAQ section from SERP questions
  • Internal-link suggestions
  • Engine Score before export
H1 Best Standing Desks: Tested Picks H2 How we scored each desk H2 Top picks by budget H2 What the spec sheets hide FAQ Is a standing desk worth it? CTA Compare the full table →
The cockpit

A workspace built for volume, not vanity

Track every document, its score, and your monthly output from one control unit.

Who runs the engine

Built for people who publish to compete

Niche site builders

Publish consistently across a portfolio without a writing team. The brief-first process keeps quality steady even at ten posts a week.

Agencies

Standardize output across clients and writers. Every deliverable ships with a brief and a score you can put in front of the client.

Publishers & blogs

Give editors a strong first draft instead of a blank page. Human judgment goes into angles and accuracy, not scaffolding.

E-commerce teams

Ship category guides and product copy in one consistent voice, and keep the blog feeding the store instead of falling behind it.

Affiliate marketers

Comparison posts and buying guides structured for commercial intent, with the data gaps in competitor pages surfaced for you.

Solo founders

Keep a real content program running in the hours between everything else. One session a week is enough to stay visible.

The redline band

An SEO workflow, not just a text box

Generic AI writing tools produce words. The engine produces a position: research first, structure second, writing third, scoring last.

  • Keyword intent detected before a single sentence is written
  • Heading plans mapped against the current top ten results
  • Coverage gaps turned into sections your competitors don't have
  • Engine Score flags thin sections before your editor does
  • Every draft exports clean — no lock-in, no proprietary format
SERP coverage revisions → engine-built generic draft
Illustrative comparison · brief-first drafting vs. blank-prompt drafting
Pit crew reports

What operators say after a month on the engine

★★★★★
The brief is the product for us. Our writers stopped debating structure and started arguing about ideas, which is where we actually add value.
Marta K.Content Lead, boutique SEO agency
★★★★★
I run eleven niche sites alone. The engine took my publishing cadence from four posts a month to four a week without the quality dip I expected.
Daniel R.Niche site portfolio owner
★★★★☆
Still edit every draft — you should too — but the Engine Score catches thin sections before I do, which honestly stung the first week.
Sofia L.Managing Editor, product review site
★★★★★
We put the score in client reports now. "Draft delivered at 93/100 with the gap analysis attached" lands very differently from "here's your article."
James T.Founder, content marketing studio
★★★★★
The outline gear alone is worth the plan. I hand briefs to freelancers and the revision rounds dropped from three to one.
Amara P.Head of Content, B2B SaaS
Fuel plans

Start free. Scale when the output earns it.

Every plan includes the full four-stroke cycle — the difference is volume, seats, and support.

Free

Test the engine on real keywords.

$0/month

No card required

  • 5 engineered articles / month
  • All content gears
  • Engine Score on every draft
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Most popular

Professional

For serious publishers and solo agencies.

$79/month

or $63/mo billed annually

  • 200 engineered articles / month
  • SERP Gap Analyzer
  • 3 team seats
  • Priority support
See full pricing

Agency

Volume, seats, and client workspaces.

$199/month

or $159/mo billed annually

  • Unlimited articles*
  • 10 team seats
  • Dedicated onboarding
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Head to head

The engine vs. the alternatives

What you getAI Article EngineGeneric AI chat toolFreelance-only workflow
SERP analysis before writingAutomatic, every draftManual promptingDepends on the writer
Competitive brief includedYesNoSometimes, billed extra
Optimization score0–100 with reasonsNoneNone
Time to first draftUnder a minuteMinutes, plus prompt work3–7 days
Cost per long-form draftFrom under $1 on paid plansLow, but unstructured$100–$400
Consistent structure at volumeBuilt inVaries per promptVaries per writer
Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

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Your competitors published today. Answer them.

Run your first keyword through the engine and see the draft — brief, structure, and score included — in under a minute.

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