Articles in bulk, read by an editor before they reach you.
One spreadsheet, one price per article, and a human approval step that is not optional. The tooling is ours; the judgement is a person’s.
Four steps, and one of them is a person saying no.
- Step 01
You describe the order
Between 1 and 100 articles, one tier for the order, and a row per article — topic, keywords, length, whether references are required. Paste a spreadsheet or fill the form.
- Step 02
A writer drafts it
Freelance writers claim the work and draft with the tools they choose. They are responsible for what the article says, not for having typed every word of it.
- Step 03
An editor approves it
A second person reads every article against its brief and can send it back. You first see content at approval — never a draft, never an unreviewed piece.
- Step 04
It arrives where you work
A Google Doc, clean HTML, or posted straight to your WordPress. 2 revision requests per article are included if something is off.
The full path, including what happens when an editor sends something back, is on how it works.
Chosen per order, not per article.
- Any topic
- Up to 4 images (auto-sourced CC or AI-generated)
- Proofreading & editing
- 2 revisions
- Auto-suggested voice & audience
- Main keyword + up to 3 secondary keywords
- Up to 3,500 words
- Output: Google Doc, HTML, or both
- Everything in Standard, plus:
- Up to 5 images, including manually sourced
- No word count limits
- Scheduled auto-posting to WordPress (optional)
Full comparison and the volume calculator are on pricing.
Elsewhere in this section
For agencies
White-label delivery, one spreadsheet per client, your byline on everything.
For brands
A standing cluster of articles for a team without a writer on staff.
How it works
The full path from a spreadsheet row to a published article.
Samples
Three complete articles, shown with the brief each was written from.
What we produce, and how we work.
The kinds of work you can order, our editorial process, and the objections worth taking seriously before you commission anything.
Content we produce
All content we produce postsThe kinds of work you can order, and what a finished piece of each looks like.
Nothing published in this topic yet — it is on the plan.
How we work
All how we work postsOur editorial process, how to compare it with the alternatives, and the objections worth taking seriously.
Nothing published in this topic yet — it is on the plan.
Your articles, this standard, in bulk.
Start with one article or 100. The approval step is the same either way.