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Rankvolt studies what already ranks for your topics, writes source-backed articles on the schedule you set, and scores each one before it ships.

Free for 48 hours, then $49.50 for your first month.

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Your next customer might never see a results page

They ask a question and read one answer. That answer leans on pages that say something clear, back it up, and are easy to quote. Rankvolt helps you publish more of them.

From one keyword to a finished article

Rankvolt handles the research and the first draft. You choose how much of the rest to touch.

Starts from what's already winning

Rankvolt reads the top results for your keyword, pulls out their headings, and gathers real sources to cite.

Writes a full draft in your voice, not a template's

Each article aims for 2,500+ words, shaped by your tone, audience and brand voice, with sources linked in the text.

Keeps you in charge of every paragraph

Select any passage to rewrite it, shorten it, expand it, or improve its SEO. Try the buttons on this example.

Shows you what's weak before it ships

Each article is graded on keyword use, structure, FAQs, links and readability. The score comes from the article itself, and it updates as you edit.

Keeps to a pace you pick

Choose anywhere from one to seven articles a week. Autopilot writes the next article in your queue when it's due. Try changing the pace on this example.

Hands over finished articles, ready to use

Pull them into your site through the API, in Markdown or HTML. Plugins for WordPress, Shopify and Framer are on the way.

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Researching “agency bookkeeping cost”EXAMPLE
AThe real cost of agency bookkeepingacme-finance.example14 headings
LSmall agency accounting, explainedledgerline.example11 headings
BBookkeeper or software? A cost guidebrightbooks.example9 headings
NWhat agencies spend on finance toolsnorthstar-ops.example7 headings
6 sources to cite41 headings collected8 results read
8Top results read
41Headings collected
6Sources to cite
DraftEXAMPLE
ProfessionalFoundersYour brand voice
What bookkeeping really costs a two-person agency
Most very small agencies spend between $40 and $90 a month on software. The bigger cost is the time you lose when the books slip, and the cleanup that follows at tax time.
What you're really paying for
Software or an outside bookkeeper?
EditorEXAMPLE
What bookkeeping really costs a two-person agency
Software is usually the smaller part of the bill. The bigger cost tends to be the hours you lose each month to catching up, and the cleanup when the books slip right before tax time. A monthly review keeps both under control.
Software or an outside bookkeeper?
Article scoreEXAMPLE
92
Keyword in title
Clear section structure
FAQ for AI engines
Internal & external links
Readability
2,640Words
12 minReading time
14Headings
4 articles a week
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Up nextEXAMPLE
1How to invoice retainers without a spreadsheetWriting
2When to hire your first outside bookkeeperScheduled
3Cash or accrual: which fits a small agency?Scheduled
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{
  "articles": [{
    "title": "What bookkeeping really costs…",
    "slug": "bookkeeping-cost-agency",
    "seo_score": 92,
    "body_markdown": "…",
    "tags": ["Bookkeeping", "Agencies"],
    "body_html": "…"
  }],
  "count": 1,
  "next_since": "2026-11-03T09:00:00Z"
}

Every article starts with evidence

Keywords, live research and your own brand context, before a single word gets written.

Estimated monthly searchesEXAMPLE

Find the questions worth answering

Rankvolt suggests keywords around your product, with AI-estimated search volume, intent and competition.

See keyword research

Most very small agencies spend between $40 and $90 a month on software, and more if they add an outside bookkeeper. Monthly reviews tend to prevent the costly cleanups that show up at tax time.

References

Claims you can trace

Sources are linked in the text and listed in a References section, so you can check them yourself.

See the writer

Who you're writing for, and what they already know. Founders and entrepreneurs, for example.

Audience
Used in every draft

What you sell, who it's for, and how you'd like to sound. Plain-spoken, no jargon, short sentences.

Brand voice
Used in every draft

How each article should read, from formal to conversational. Set your tone and writing style once.

Tone & style
Used in every draft

Set your brand context once

Your product details, tone, audience and brand voice shape every draft, so you're not repeating yourself.

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Every article is built to be quoted

The structure stays the same whether you publish one a week or one a day, so each page is easy for people and AI to pull from.

What bookkeeping really costs a two-person agency
1Most very small agencies spend between $40 and $90 a month on software, and more if they add an outside bookkeeper.
2
What you're really paying for
Software or an outside bookkeeper?
3
Key takeaways
Software is the small part of the bill
Monthly reviews prevent the costly cleanups
4
Frequently asked questions
Can I do my own books at this size?
When is a bookkeeper worth it?
5
References
example-source.org/small-business-costs
example-survey.com/2026-agency-finance
  • 1
    A short answer up topTwo or three sentences that stand on their own.
  • 2
    A clear outlineAt least 12 headings, so each point is easy to find.
  • 3
    Key takeawaysThe main points in a quick bulleted list.
  • 4
    A real FAQFive questions, phrased the way people ask them.
  • 5
    ReferencesThe sources behind the claims, linked at the end.

See where you stand, and what to write next

Your dashboard turns what you've published into a clear next step. Visibility numbers are estimates, and they're labeled that way.

EXAMPLE
Overall visibility64Estimate

Track your overall visibility

An estimate built from the articles you've published. It doesn't read live AI answers, so use it as a guide.

By answer engineEXAMPLE
ChatGPT
69+5
Google
67+5
Claude
65+4
Gemini
62+4

Compare answer engines

See your estimated score on each engine, and how it moves as you publish.

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Hiring a fractional CFO
41
Agency profit margins
38
Retainer pricing models
34
When to incorporate
29
Payroll for small teams
26

Know what to write next

The topics you're already strong on and the ones still open, side by side.

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Articles this cycle
18 / 30
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Keep an eye on your month

What's published, what's scheduled, and how many of your 30 articles you've used.

You stay in control

Rankvolt does the heavy lifting. You decide how much of it runs by itself.

Autopilot on

Autopilot with an off switch

Turn it on and the next article gets written when it's due. Turn it off any time. Try the switch.

Connect through the API today

Read-only API keys that you can revoke any time, stored as hashes. Plugins for your CMS are on the way.

One plan. Thirty articles a month.

Everything's included, for one website.

  • 30 articles a month
  • Live research and sources for each one
  • Tone, audience and brand voice settings
  • Article scoring and editor
  • Content calendar and autopilot
  • Visibility estimate
  • API access
$99 / month

$49.50 for your first month

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Free for 48 hours. We run a $1 card check and refund it right away. Cancel before the trial ends and you won't be billed. After that, you can cancel anytime and use it through the rest of your paid period. Subscriptions aren't refundable.

Learn how AI search actually works

Practical guides from our blog.

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Straight answers

No, and be wary of anyone who says they can. AI tools choose their own sources. Our job is to give you well-researched, well-structured articles that are worth citing.

Live web research on your keyword. Each article lists its sources in a References section so you can check them yourself.

To pull articles into your site automatically, yes for now, because it runs through our API. Plugins for WordPress, Shopify and Framer are on the way.

Yes. Every article opens in an editor, and its score updates as you change it.

It's an estimate based on the articles you've published. It doesn't check live AI answers, so treat it as a guide to what to write next.

Anytime. You keep access through the rest of the period you've paid for.

Start with one keyword

See the research, the draft and the score for yourself.