Keep publishing without hiring a writer.
For SaaS, ecommerce and media teams where the person who could write the blog also owns the product launch. Set the voice once, order from a spreadsheet, and let an editor do the checking.
The bottleneck is review, not drafting.
You do not have to hire for it
A staff writer is a hiring round, a salary and a manager. An order is 1 to 100 articles with a price you see before you pay, and it stops when you stop.
Voice and audience are set once
Shared instructions apply to every article in an order — how you talk about the product, what you never claim, who the reader is. You write that paragraph once, not forty times.
Somebody else does the checking
The reason in-house AI drafting stalls is that nobody has time to verify what it asserts. An editor reads every article against its brief here, and can send it back before it reaches you.
It lands where you publish
Brand Plus posts straight to WordPress as a draft or a published post. Brand Standard delivers a Google Doc or clean HTML, which is the same amount of work as pasting anything else.
Auto-posting to WordPress takes about half a minute to finalise after approval — the article is written to your site, then checked. What that means in practice is on how it works.
One cluster, not one article.
A single article tells you whether you like the writing. A cluster of eight or ten around one question is the smallest order that tells you anything about how the topic performs.
If you do not yet know which cluster, the free audit reads your site and emails you a written report: the gaps it found, the clusters worth building, who currently answers those questions, and a rough budget. No card and no call.
And if you would rather see the output before anything else, three complete articles are published with the brief each was written from.
Elsewhere in this section
Services overview
What you can order, at what length, and what comes back.
For agencies
White-label delivery, one spreadsheet per client, your byline on everything.
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.
Put the next quarter’s blog on a spreadsheet.
One price per article, an editor on every piece, and delivery wherever you publish.