Yes. Every article goes through a review queue where you can read, edit, or approve before it goes live on your blog. You stay in full control.

Articles are generated daily based on your content plan. You can also manually trigger generation at any time from the dashboard.

Yes. You can connect multiple websites to a single RankSpot account and manage content plans independently for each one.

Yes - start with a 3-day free trial. You get 3 articles to test the content quality, plus 50 prompts tracked across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI - so you can see exactly where you rank today, from day one. No commitment.

Setup takes about 5 minutes. After that, your weekly list is 5 to 10 items, mostly links to open and forms to fill, under an hour in total. RankSpot does the rest without you.

No. RankSpot decides what to write, what to fix and what to prioritise. If an item on your list needs explaining, the reason is written next to it.

An agency charges $1,000 to $5,000 a month for research, writing, publishing and reporting. RankSpot does the same work for $99 and shows you the numbers it measures each week.

Yes. Every article is also structured so AI answers can quote it: clear claims, sourced figures, tables and embedded videos, which is what Google's E-E-A-T scoring rewards.

Yes, you control it. You approve the content plan, and every article opens in RankSpot's built-in editor before it publishes, so you can change a sentence or rewrite the whole thing. Articles are written from your site's own claims and cited sources, with structure, videos and links, and they score high on Google's E-E-A-T guidelines.

Your baseline appears within an hour of adding your site. First new mentions usually show in the weekly re-measure within 4 to 8 weeks, and ChatGPT's cited sources change 74% week to week, so the gap can close faster than Google rankings do.