Quoted after evaluation
Example bands are the first two of three versions, before the 15 % safety margin. Your exact price comes from a free evaluation.
Three steps, from a draft to a page Google can find
What happens once it runs.
01
Write in the editor
Headings, pictures, a category. Keep it a draft as long as you want.
02
Set the search fields
Title, description and share image fill themselves; change any of them.
03
Publish, or schedule
Pick the date. It goes live on its own and joins the sitemap.
01 · The articles
Drafts and published
The list behind this site’s knowledge base.
02 · Speed
Lighthouse on the blog pages
Google’s page test, on the real pages.
03 · Live
The knowledge base on this site
Search, categories, one page per note.
Who does what, once it is live
| Who | How | |
|---|---|---|
| Writing and publishing | You | In the editor; a draft until you say so |
| Categories and authors | You | In the admin, no code |
| A new section on the article page | Us | Its own small quote, accepted before work starts |
| Writing the articles | You, or a writer you choose | Not part of this quote |
What is in the first version
The scope is written in the quote, before the first day of work.
- The article editor, with drafts and publishing
- Categories, authors and archive pages
- Search settings for each article: title, description, share image
- The sitemap for search engines
- Several writers, each with their own access, if the quote includes it
Built for the people who write
What the editor gives you and your team.
01
Scheduled posts
Write today, pick the date, and the article goes live on its own.
02
Several writers
Each writer has their own access, if the quote includes it.
03
Light or dark
Readers pick a light or a dark theme.
Questions before a first call
What people ask before a first call.
01Can I schedule my articles to publish later?
02Can I publish myself?
03Can several people write?
04Can it live on a site you did not build?
05What does it cost?
Start
Thirty minutes to know if it can be done.
