Articles that sound like you, not like AI

AI Content Writer

RanklyBee researches keywords, plans your calendar and drafts SEO articles in your style. You add what only you know, approve, and it publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and seven more.

How it works

From keyword to published article, in three steps.

  1. 01

    Plan from real search data

    RanklyBee reads your site profile, researches keywords with monthly searches and difficulty, groups them into topic clusters and schedules one article per keyword.

  2. 02

    Make each draft yours

    Drafts match the tone of articles you have already published. Answer the question a draft cannot, and your first-hand experience becomes part of it.

  3. 03

    Publish and keep improving

    Approved articles go to your CMS on their publishing day. Search Console data then shows which live articles to improve.

In depth

The AI content writer, in depth.

Everything between a keyword and a live article, with you deciding what goes out.

Content calendar

A plan that keeps itself full.

Drag articles between days, write one early, or skip it. Automatic keyword generation keeps 25 to 30 upcoming articles in the planner, steered by the topics you care about.

Quality checks

Sources, links and structure, checked.

Every draft is checked before it reaches you. Internal links come from your own sitemap, and the editor shows the research, SEO details and the checks each draft passed.

Approval

Choose how much runs without you.

Review and approve each draft, or turn on auto-approve for scheduled articles that pass the checks and auto-publish to send them to your CMS.

Content improvements

Refresh articles that slip.

Search Console signals such as falling rankings, low CTR, thin content and cannibalization become proposed edits you review before they reach your site.

Publish where your blog already lives.

Connect your CMS once per website. Every publication is tracked from pending to verified on your site.

Integrations

  • WordPress, with the plugin or an Application Password
  • WordPress.com
  • Webflow
  • Shopify
  • Wix
  • Framer
  • Ghost
  • Notion
  • Next.js blog
  • API webhook to your own endpoint

One platform

Every module reads the same site profile, so what you learn in one shows up in the others.

FAQ

Questions, answered.