Specialised AI agents follow your brand, your competitors and your niche daily, research every piece from 6.3 sources on average, and write it in your company's voice or a named author's. Edited by people, approved by you: 20 pieces a month for $1,299.
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Any AI tool can write, for everyone, in the same voice. The words are the easy part now. What makes content worth publishing is knowing the brand, the market and the evidence. That is where our system spends its time: on your account, every day, not only when a brief arrives.
And you never drive it. A person, Antriksh or a colleague, is your point of contact and runs the system for you. Send your site and guidelines on day one; your first piece lands on day two.
Follow the operating modelNot a queue of prompts. Specialised AI agents work on your account every day, each one handing richer context to the next: research, brand, market, writing and checks.
Agents read widely before a word is drafted: primary data, industry reports, expert views and what competitors have already published. Every source is opened and every number checked against its page. The aim is a piece with something new to say, not a longer one.
Your tone, vocabulary, point of view and positioning become standing context, along with the words, topics and names to never touch. Voice shapes the brief and the draft from the start; it is not a polish added at the end.
The system keeps watching your competitors, your niche and, where connected, your search data, so topics and angles stay current. When you send a piece back, we tag why and keep it, so you should not have to tell us the same thing twice.
“Write with clarity. Be direct, commercially aware and useful. Prefer evidence over hype. Explain the trade-off. Never promise an outcome the data cannot support.”
A clear angle starts with evidence, then takes shape around the audience and the brand.
In the agency content we reviewed, a typical piece drew on two or three sources, often the pages already ranking. That is how content ends up repeating what is already out there. Ours average 6.3: primary data, industry reports, expert views and your own material. For you, that means fewer facts to double-check and pieces worth citing.
*2-3 sources: from our review of agency-produced content, not an industry-wide average. 6.3: average across our workflow. More sources means better-supported claims; it does not guarantee rankings or traffic. 4 in 10: measured on 238 drafts, November 2026.
Generic AI copy is the average of everything already online. Ours starts from your positioning, your vocabulary and what you stand for, in your company's voice or a named author's. A person edits it until it reads like you on a good day, and anything that reads generic goes back.
“Businesses should consider using analytics tools to improve their marketing performance and make better decisions.”
“A dashboard is not a strategy. The useful part is knowing which number changed, why it changed, and what you are going to do about it.”
Every month starts with more context than the last, instead of a fresh brief and a blank page.
Every day, your brand, audience, competitors and search data are read as standing inputs, not a one-time brief.
Each piece draws on 6.3 sources on average, so it has something worth saying.
Planned, written, checked and edited in your voice, then sent to you for approval.
What performed, and what you changed, shapes next month's topics and drafts.
Two and a half minutes from Antriksh on what happens after you sign up: how we learn your brand in the first two days, how every source and number gets checked, why about four in ten drafts never reach you, and how the system gets more yours every month.
Founder walkthrough · Antriksh Tewari · 2:35
Even at a good offshore agency, writing time is billed at $12 to $18 an hour, and a solid piece takes 6 to 8 hours. That is $72 to $144 a piece, or $1,440 to $2,880 for twenty. US-based writers cost considerably more.
Cheaper agencies exist. We leave them out because the work is not comparable.
Research, editing, revisions and voice calibration included.
How we worked it out. Writing time only, at a mid-tier agency in India: $12, $15 or $18 an hour by seniority, 6 to 8 hours a piece. Rates vary between agencies, so treat these as estimates.
20 approved pieces a month for $1,299: researched, checked and written in your voice, without agency overhead. Twenty pieces you will be proud to put your brand name on, each one a lasting asset that search and AI answers have real material to work with. Need more than 20? We can go higher. The right volume depends on your brand, your niche and your site's authority, so tell us your target and we will quote it.
Content mix, formats, onboarding inputs, review process and publishing responsibilities are agreed before the engagement begins. Billed monthly in advance.
No. The system is designed to improve the research and operating process behind content, and to use available performance data to inform future decisions. Search visibility, traffic and AI citations depend on many factors outside the content workflow.
It is AI-powered, and that is the point: agents do daily reading and research at a depth no writer has time for. But nothing is left to the model alone. A person runs your account, every source and number is checked, anything that reads generic goes to our team, and about 4 in 10 drafts are stopped or sent back before you see them. You review and approve; you never log in or write prompts.
The monthly plan covers 20 approved pieces. The formats, topics, length expectations and content mix are agreed during onboarding so the monthly scope reflects your priorities.
With more sources, a claim can be checked against a second, independent source before it goes in, instead of being repeated from one page. The piece can also include data competitors do not have, and every number can be traced. Our pieces average 6.3 sources; typical pieces in the agency content we reviewed used two or three. More sources means better-supported content, not guaranteed rankings.
Yes. The right volume depends on your brand, your niche and your domain's authority. Tell us what you have in mind in the enquiry and we will size a plan with you.
Yes. Company voice comes from your existing content, a selection of pieces you choose, or brand guidelines if you have them. Author voice, for bylined pieces, needs genuine writing by that person or guidelines they have written.
At a mid-tier offshore agency, writer time alone is roughly $72 to $144 a piece ($1,440 to $2,880 for 20), based on $12 to $18 an hour and 6 to 8 hours per piece. Our price is $64.95 a piece, including research, editing and revisions. US-based writers cost more. These are estimates and vary by agency.
Where the relevant data is available and connected, it can be used to understand the existing content footprint and inform future topic and content decisions. It does not mean the system can guarantee a particular search outcome.
Send us your site. We will show you how we would learn your voice, and what 20 approved pieces a month could look like.
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