Pricing
One plan. One price per site. Agencies add every client site to one account.
€29 / month per site
Rises to €59 later. Join now and keep €29 for life.
- 12 articles a month for each site by default. You can set anything from 1 to 30.
- Every price, percentage and figure written as a figure is checked against your own pages before it publishes.
- Written in your site's own language. 13 languages to pick from.
- 4 ways to publish: WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, a blog we host on your subdomain, a file on your server, or a webhook.
- Topics taken from what people already search for, from your Google Search Console, once you connect it.
- The first article is written free, before we ask for a card.
- Then a 3-day free trial with the card up front. Cancel it in one click and nothing is charged.
Questions
Why this price?
A freelance article typically costs somewhere around €100 to €300. That is a typical market range, not a figure we measured. €29 a month covers up to 12 articles for one site by default, written, checked and published. The price rises to €59 later. If you join at €29, you keep €29 for life, for as long as that subscription stays active. Cancel and come back later, and the price at that time applies.
What if it does not work for me?
Cancel during the 3-day trial, in one click from Billing, and nothing is charged. After the trial you can still cancel yourself at any time; the service runs to the end of the period you paid for.
Will Google penalize AI content?
Google's own guidance says generative AI "can be particularly useful when researching a topic, and to add structure to original content", and warns that using it "to generate many pages without adding value for users may violate Google's spam policy on scaled content abuse" (Google Search Central). What we do: every number is checked against your own pages, each site gets a limited number of articles a month, and you can read each one before it goes live. We make no promise about rankings.
Can I review each article before it publishes?
Yes. Turn on review in your site settings and nothing reaches your site until you open it, approve it and press Deliver. You can edit it first, or throw it away. With review off, an article whose numbers are not backed by your own pages still waits for you instead of publishing.