We do the groundwork of SEO content. You make the calls.

What Opus Rank does

Opus Rank is a writing workspace for SEO content. Start from a seed keyword and it can map the topic into a pillar and clusters, turn a topic into a brief and an outline, and write the full article: headings and body, metadata written to length, an FAQ if you want one, internal-link suggestions drawn from your own project, and a featured image on plans that include images.

The draft opens in an editor with its outline, SEO checks and version history beside it. When it is ready, send it to the CMS you connected — as a draft, published straight away or scheduled — or let Autopilot work through a topic queue you approved, on a cadence you set.

Who it is for

People who already know what their site should publish, and need finished drafts faster than they can write them:

• Founders and solo marketers publishing every week without a writing team, who need a dependable first draft instead of a blank page.
• Content teams running an editorial calendar together, with a shared workspace, brand voices and a review gate before anything goes live.
• Writers and site owners who publish by hand and want the structure, metadata and groundwork handled, so their time goes on the writing that matters.

Why we built it

Most content teams already know what to write. The slow part is turning a keyword list into well-structured drafts quickly enough to keep a publishing calendar honest. One good SEO article needs research, an outline that does not repeat itself, metadata written to length, an FAQ and internal links that genuinely help the reader. That is most of a day, and much of it is the same work every time.

Tools built to help tend to miss in one of two directions. Some hand you a keyword list and a blank page. Others write and publish for you, skipping the one step that should never be skipped: deciding what deserves to appear on your site under your name.

How we approach it

We automate the work that is genuinely mechanical: structure, coverage, metadata and a complete first draft. The outline is planned before anything is written, then the article is written section by section against it, which keeps long pieces coherent to the end. The writing instructions forbid inventing statistics, studies, quotes or prices — where a figure is not known, the draft describes the relationship instead of making one up.

The result is a strong starting point, not a finished article. Your data, your customers’ questions, your opinions and your edits are what make a draft worth ranking. So the product puts that draft in an editor, shows you what it did, and leaves the final word to you.

What we will not do

We will not put anything on your site that you have not approved. An article goes live when you publish it, or when you choose to switch off Autopilot’s review gate — it starts switched on, and only plans that allow unattended publishing let you turn it off. We will not call a feature available before it is built: anything planned is labelled as planned. And we will not hide what things cost: every action has a published credit price, you see the cost before you confirm, and every charge and refund is recorded in a ledger you can read.