A finished quarter of publish-ready content, bought once.
You paste your product URL. We read your site, then read what actually ranks in your category. We map a Cluster of 30 articles and write them, interlinked, the same day.
Before you pay anything we write one of them free — a real article about your real product, emailed back within one business day.
The first button opens a finished 1,388-word article with its Cluster Map of 30 titles underneath. The second asks for your URL and an address. No card, no account, no call.
You believe content compounds. Your /blog has 3 articles from 8 months ago.
There are three ways to fix that today. All three fail the same person, and that person is you.
A freelance B2B SaaS writer
Two of their articles cost more than our whole Quarter Pack. Each one needs a brief. They arrive one at a time.
A quarter of content becomes a $5,000 project and a management job.
A content agency retainer
A discovery call, an onboarding, a contract, a monthly invoice. Then a strategy deck before anything is written.
Nobody at $0–100k MRR signs this, and they are right not to.
An AI writing subscription
You log in to a keyword table and a blank editor. You write 4 articles about nothing in particular, then cancel.
It sold you a monthly login. You wanted a finished body of work.
The biggest competitor is inaction — the founder who keeps meaning to start.
That is what we are built against. Not a better editor. An afternoon where the thing finally gets done.
One input. One purchase. One finished body of work.
Positioning, who buys it, the feature vocabulary you actually use, the pricing page. Everything a briefed writer would ask you for, taken from the source.
The live results in your category, and the competitor articles sitting on them. We read demand that exists rather than quoting volume numbers nobody can verify.
Pillars, supporting articles, and the Link graph between them. Every title carries one line saying why it exists and what it links to.
About 30 articles. Each one knows your product, links to its siblings and the right product page, and ends in a CTA that fits the reader.
The part that convinces people
No spinner and no progress bar. You watch us read, in plain lines, and then the article arrives. This is the shape of it.
A failed line says so and the log keeps going. Nothing is hidden, including what we could not read.
Then it writes. Judge us on this.
A content company should be judged on its writing, so here is writing. The opening of the Sample from the run above, in the reading view it arrives in.
Pillar 1 · labour cost
The real cost of one no-show shift
A server does not show up for Friday dinner service. The obvious cost is the 6 hours you have to cover. The real cost is the overtime you approve at 4:40pm, the section you close, and the two tables that walk out.
Most owners never price this, because the loss lands in three different places and none of them is the schedule. Here is the arithmetic, for a 2-location independent running a 29% labour target.
Start with the covered hours. If your closer takes the shift at time-and-a-half, 6 hours at $18 becomes $162 instead of $108 — a $54 premium before anything else goes wrong. That number is small enough to ignore, which is exactly why it repeats.
For a whole one, end to end: we ran the process on our own product and published the result — 1,388 words, plus the Cluster Map of all 30 titles underneath it.
Read the full SampleUnder the article: the other 29, and why each one exists.
This is the part the writing subscriptions never hand over. Not a keyword table — a Map of pillars and supporting articles, with the Link graph between them, in publish order.
Restaurant labour cost, explained
The money question owner-operators search before they search for software.
- How to calculate labour cost percentage for a restaurant
- What a healthy labour cost percentage looks like
- Prime cost: labour plus food, and why owners track both
- The real cost of one no-show shift
- + 5 more, all mapped
Scheduling shifts without the group chat
The daily pain, and the search with commercial intent behind it.
- Shift swap rules that do not create overtime
- How to build a 2-week rolling schedule
- Split shifts: when they are legal and when they are lazy
- Scheduling 2 locations with one manager
- + 5 more, all mapped
Choosing scheduling software
Where the category converts, and where you do not appear today.
- 7shifts alternatives for independent restaurants
- Homebase compared with Shiftwell, for 2 to 6 locations
- What to ask before you migrate a live schedule
- Scheduling software pricing, compared honestly
- + 5 more, all mapped
Sometimes we read a category and there are not 30 articles worth writing. We say that on the page, show the 7 we would write, and send you to the $99 Pack. Nothing is padded to reach 30.
Two objects. One verb. No third tier.
Starter Five
For the founder who wants to test us before spending real money.
- 5 interlinked articles
- The full Cluster Map
- Markdown and HTML Bundle
- 1 free rewrite per article
Quarter Pack
About 30 articles, mapped and interlinked, delivered the same day.
- About 30 articles, publish-ready
- The Map: pillars, supporting articles, publish order
- The Link graph between every article
- A hosted preview of the whole Cluster
- Markdown and HTML Bundle, yours to keep
- The next Cluster named for your following quarter
Checkout is hosted: email and card entered once. Your Pack is written and emailed to that address the same day. Full refund inside 14 days, no survey, and the Bundle stays yours.
| Where the articles come from | Per article | 30 articles | Delivered in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Specialist SaaS freelancer | $300–1,500 | $9,000+ | weeks |
| General freelance writer | $150–500 | $4,500+ | weeks |
| Content agency retainer | n/a | $6,000+ | months |
| Quarter Pack | ~$17 | $499 | same day |
Freelance and agency figures are the published market rates we read, not quotes we obtained for you.
The short list of things we will not sell you.
We do not sell keyword volume
Nobody can verify those numbers for you, so we do not print them. We read the results that rank today and tell you what we found.
We do not pad a Cluster to 30
If your category has no readable demand we say so, show the 7 articles worth writing, and point you at the $99 Pack instead.
We do not sell a monthly login
No subscription, no onboarding, nothing to cancel. You buy a Pack, you get the files, we get out of the way.
We do not keep money for bad work
One free rewrite per article, with your note applied to the rest of the Cluster. Or a full refund inside 14 days, and you keep the Bundle.
Your next quarter of content is already mapped. It has just not been written.
Paste your product URL and an address. We read your site and the SERPs in your category, write one real article about your product, and email it back — free, before you decide anything.
Or read the one we wrote about our own product: a real Sample, with its Map.