Pages that grow signups,
Replaces JJasper
Drop your site, add one script, and let your agent feed us topics. Writely scores every idea for taste — then ships the pages that convert, live on your domain.
Opportunities
8 surfaced this week · scored by the taste engine
Vanta alternatives for startups under 50 people
Drata vs Vanta: honest breakdown for early-stage teams
SOC 2 without a security team
SOC 2 for HealthTech startups handling PHI
Secureframe vs Vanta
Map Salesforce fields to SOC 2 controls automatically
Plugging into the tools you already run
One system, four surfaces
Everything a growth team ships,
minus the team
Vanta alternatives for startups under 50 people
GenerateDrata vs Vanta: honest breakdown for early-stage teams
GenerateSOC 2 without a security team
Generate+ 5 more scored this week
Opportunity radar
Agents map your market weekly and surface the pages worth fighting for — scored, gated, and explained.
The taste gate
Five scored dimensions plus hard gates for evidence, cannibalization, saturation, and policy.
▸ Proof block — 214 migrations analyzed
Page studio
Every draft ships with proof blocks, tracked CTAs, internal links, and the schema AI engines quote.
beaconhq.io
crawl · 34 pagesNotion — Sales notes
docsClaude agent
MCPGong calls
connectSources & agents
Crawl your site, pipe in Notion and call notes, or plug in your own agents — the product graph stays fresh.
Cluster · soc2-platforms
/compare/vanta-alternatives
/compare/drata-vs-vanta
/compare/secureframe-vs-vanta
Embedding dedupe stops overlap before it ships
Clusters, not collisions
Every new page is checked against your clusters so it strengthens authority instead of competing with itself.
The growth loop
Rankings, AI citations, and signups flow back into the engine — the weights recalibrate on what actually converts for your product, so taste sharpens every week.
Agent-native by design
Agents can generate anything.
Ours only ship what converts.
Plug in your own agents over MCP, or let ours crawl, score, draft, and publish. Either way, the taste gate decides what sees daylight.
How it works
One script. Your agent in, pages out.
01
Drop in your URL
We scrape your site, docs, and pricing — and build a product graph: value props, ICP, competitors, and every proof asset you already have.
02
Add one script
Paste a single snippet on your site. It's the live line between your agent, our engine, and the URLs where your pages will live.
03
Feed it topics
Your agent POSTs topics to the Topics API — or ours surface market gaps weekly. Everything gets scored by the taste engine before a word is written.
04
Pages go live on your domain
Approved pages publish at real URLs on your site — you choose how many — each instrumented for signups, rankings, and AI citations.
The taste engine
Volume is easy.
Taste is the moat.
Keyword tools rank ideas by search volume. We rank them by what actually grows a product — buyer intent, pain severity, conversion fit, and whether you have proof nobody else can copy.
- Every opportunity scored on five dimensions, weighted by what converts for you
- Hard gates block thin content, cannibalization, and unprovable claims
- Scores recalibrate from real outcomes — the engine learns your market
Opportunity
Vanta alternatives for startups under 50 people
Taste
Secureframe vs Vanta
Evidence gate: no primary data — needs migration stats or auditor quotes
Page types
The right page for the buyer's moment
Not a blog mill. Each archetype exists because it maps to a distinct, high-intent buying moment — and each has its own conversion structure.
Comparison
Head-to-head teardowns with real trade-offs, not feature tables.
“Drata vs Vanta for early-stage teams”
Alternatives
Catch buyers actively shopping around — highest-intent pages there are.
“Vanta alternatives under 50 people”
Use-case
Own the painful job-to-be-done your product quietly solves.
“SOC 2 without a security team”
Persona
Same product, different buyer — segmented angles that convert.
“SOC 2 for HealthTech startups”
Integration
Pages for the 'does it work with X' moment, pre-purchase.
“Map Salesforce fields to SOC 2 controls”
Feature deep-dives
Bottom-of-funnel depth for evaluators comparing specifics.
“Continuous control monitoring, explained”
A/B variants
The engine writes, ships, and measures competing versions.
Two CTAs, two angles, one winner
SEO + AEO
Built to rank and built to be cited
Buyers increasingly ask ChatGPT and Perplexity instead of Google. Every page is structured for both — so you show up in the answer, not just the index.
Ranks on Google
- Search-intent-matched structure: answer-first, then depth
- Programmatic internal linking across the topic cluster
- Schema markup: FAQ, HowTo, Product, and comparison tables
- Info-gain check — we only ship what the SERP doesn't already say
Cited by AI engines
- Extractable answer blocks tuned for ChatGPT, Perplexity & AI Overviews
- Consistent entity data so models describe you correctly
- Citation probes: we ask the models and track who they cite
- Original data and named sources — what LLMs prefer to quote
Why I built Writely
A letter to founders
Every founder I know has the same scar. They paid an agency, or a freelancer, or an AI writing tool — and got sixty blog posts that ranked for things nobody buys. Traffic went up. Signups didn't.
The problem was never writing speed. It was taste — knowing which page was worth making, what proof it needed, and which buyer moment it was for. Humans with that judgment are expensive. So most teams skipped the judgment and shipped volume.
Writely is the system I wanted: it reads your product like a strategist, rejects the ideas that would never convert, refuses to publish anything it can't prove, and only counts success in signups.
Fewer pages. Better pages. Pages that pay for themselves.
— the maker of Writely
12×
higher signup rate vs. standard blog posts
58%
of shipped pages rank top-10 within 90 days
3.2×
more AI citations with structured answer blocks
Pricing
Cheaper than one freelance post.
Sharper than a content team.
You only pay for scored, gated, publishable pages. From $49 a month.
$500
what one decent freelance post costs — before it ranks for anything
Writely Growth
$149/mo
Forty scored, gated, published pages a month. Less than a third of one freelance post — and every page carries proof and a tracked CTA.
Start free →Solo
For founders doing growth themselves.
$49/month
- 1 site · product graph + market map
- 50 scored opportunities / month
- 10 generated pages / month
- WordPress + Markdown export
- Rank & signup tracking
Growth
PopularFor teams compounding organic acquisition.
$149/month
- Everything in Solo, plus:
- 200 scored opportunities / month
- 40 generated pages · A/B variants
- Webflow, Framer + headless publishing
- AI citation tracking (4 engines)
- Agent connectors (MCP) + API
Scale
For multi-product teams and agencies.
Custom
- Everything in Growth, plus:
- Unlimited workspaces & pages
- Revenue attribution + CRM sync
- Custom models & brand voice
- Dedicated strategist
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