Content tools, in every plan
Stop writing the average of the top 10
Most content scores count the topics the ranking pages mention, so every new page ends up saying the same thing. Serpint grades what your page adds, the evidence behind it, and whether it answers what the searcher really came for.
Draft grade · example
“Best CRM for small teams”
68
Solid, with gaps
Top fix
Every page in the top 10 lists the same features. Add what your team found setting it up: the time it took and what surprised you.
Claim to check
“Cuts admin time by 40%”: none of your sources say this.
Plan what to write
Paste up to 1,000 keywords. Keywords that Google answers with the same pages become one article, so you don’t write five posts that compete with each other. Each article comes with estimated visits, click prices and the format that ranks.
Brief in about a minute
For any keyword: what the top 10 covers and how long it is, the pages Google’s AI Overview and ChatGPT cite, the questions people ask, related searches, and an article plan for your audience, with the angle and the gaps the top 10 leaves open.
Write from your expert
Most AI writers rewrite what already ranks. Ours starts by interviewing the person who knows the subject. Send them a private link; they answer in their browser without an account. The draft is written from their answers, in your chosen author’s voice, then graded and fact-checked. Anything it can’t back up becomes a placeholder for you to fill.
Grade before you publish
Paste a draft and get a score out of 100 across eight areas, weighted for the format you’re writing. Every lost point is explained, with the top fixes shown as before and after. Free instant checks for structure, links and writing come on top, and never use your allowance.
A fact-check that reads your sources
Each important claim is checked against your notes, your brand profile and the pages you link to, and marked supported, overstated, understated, contradicted or unsupported, with the quote. A made-up number or a contradiction caps the grade, so a polished page with wrong facts can’t score well.
Refresh what’s slipping
See the pages losing rankings, or real clicks when Search Console is connected. Pick one, and the live page is read and graded. Answer a few questions about what changed, and get the rewrite with its new grade.
See whether it worked
When you publish, the grade is kept, the keyword goes into the rank tracker, and we check every month whether ChatGPT cites the page. With Search Console connected, you see clicks before and after.
What the grade looks at
Eight areas, weighted for the kind of page you’re writing, from how-to guides and comparisons to reviews, service pages and location pages.
Matches what the searcher wants
Not just the keyword’s category: the specific need behind it, and whether the page meets it.
Original, first-hand value
What your page adds that the top 10 doesn’t: your data, tests and experience.
Evidence and accuracy
Whether claims are backed, and whether the numbers hold up.
Easy for AI answers to quote
Clear answers, structure and formats that Google’s AI Overview and assistants can lift.
Depth and coverage
The subtopics a reader expects, without padding.
Moves the reader to act
A clear next step that fits where the reader is.
Honesty and balance
Fair to alternatives, open about limits and trade-offs.
Voice, brand and structure
Reads like your company, in your author’s voice.
Each project keeps its brand profile, audience segments and author profiles, so briefs, grades and articles are written for your readers and in your voice.
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