Gap to brief
Opportunities come from your own scan data, not a generic keyword list.
Platform
Write the pages AI needs to name you
Pick a prompt where competitors appear and you do not. The content agent drafts a brief and an article, you review, and it publishes to your site on a schedule.
How it works
How content agents works
01
Start from a gap
Opportunities are active prompts where a competitor is named and you are not. Pick one, or enter your own keyword.
02
Brief and draft
The agent builds a brief and writes the article in Markdown with title, slug and meta description.
03
Review and schedule
Edit, approve and choose a publish date on the calendar.
04
Publish
Publish to WordPress or send a webhook to your own pipeline. Autopilot can draft one article a day from your top opportunity.
Capabilities
Everything in one place
Article drafts
Title, slug, meta description and body, ready to edit.
Calendar
Plan the week and see drafts, scheduled and published articles at a glance.
WordPress and webhook
Publish to WordPress, or post JSON to any endpoint you control.
Rewrite existing pages
Paste a URL, get a rewrite and review a line-by-line diff.
Autopilot
One draft a day from your top opportunity, on plans that include it.
In depth
What you can do with it
Calendar
A week of content, in one view
Each article chip shows its title, type and status, so you can see what is published, what is scheduled and what still needs review.
- Guide, comparison, listicle and how-to types
- Draft, scheduled and published states
- Drag-free: pick the date on the article
Refresh
Update old pages and see exactly what changed
Paste a URL and the agent rewrites it against current gaps. You get a side-by-side diff with deletions and insertions, so nothing changes without your say.
- Line-by-line diff before anything is saved
- Keep what works, change what is stale
- Re-publish when you are happy
Publish
Publish where your site already lives
Connect WordPress, or add a webhook that receives the article as JSON. Failures are recorded on the article so nothing is lost silently.
- WordPress publishing
- Webhook with a JSON payload
- Error message kept on the article if a publish fails
Metrics
What we measure, defined Every number has one definition, so you can check it against the data.
- Opportunity
- An active prompt whose recent answers name a competitor but not your brand.
- Articles per month
- How many drafts your plan allows: 5 on Starter, 30 on Growth.
- Publish status
- Draft, scheduled, published or failed, with the error kept for failures.
- Visibility after publishing
- The prompt’s visibility score before and after the page went live, so you can judge impact.
Related
Works with the rest of the platform
Prompt tracking
Track the prompts your buyers ask AI. Citeflare scans ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews every day and records mentions, position and sentiment.
Competitors
Measure how often AI engines name you versus competitors. Share of voice, a heatmap by engine and competitor suggestions pulled from real answers.
Agent
Ask Citeflare’s agent about your visibility, citations and competitors in plain English. Run skills like a weekly recap and get answers grounded in your own scan data.
Faq
Questions, answered
Will AI-written articles rank or get cited?
There is no guarantee. Citeflare drafts from your data and you review before anything is published. Track the prompt afterwards to see if it moved.
Do I have to approve articles?
Yes, unless you turn on autopilot. Autopilot drafts one article a day; publishing still goes to the integration you chose.
Which publishers are supported?
WordPress and webhooks. Other platforms can receive the webhook payload.
How many articles do I get?
Starter includes 5 a month and Growth includes 30. See the pricing page for the full list.
Can it update pages I already have?
Yes. Paste the URL, review the diff and publish the new version.
See what AI says about you. Your first scan runs the day you sign up.
Monthly or annual plans. Cancel any time.