Replace the content freelancer

A publishing workflow your team can inspect

Plan, research, draft, review, publish, and refresh from one account. The system handles the recurring production steps, while your team owns the point of view, evidence, editorial decision, and final result.

See the content engineSee the arithmetic

From $99/mo fifteen articles a month, published and refreshed on your own domain. Live in 5 to 7 days.

Replace the content freelancer
$99a month for one site, 15 completed articles, and 3 refreshes
Published to
your own domain
Cadence
15 to 60 a month
Editorial review
before publication
Refresh allowance
3 to 16 a month
Guaranteed rankings
none

Allowances are shared across the account. A custom website connection is $499.

The Blog Growth Engine prepares researched article drafts, checks public claims, routes work through editorial review, and publishes approved pieces on your domain. Plans include 15, 30, or 60 completed articles per month, plus separate refresh allowances. Rankings, citations, traffic, and conversions are measured outcomes, never guarantees.

The numbers

Why this one is worth automating

Four figures with their sources attached. The salary line is a typical loaded cost for a US small business, which makes it an anchor rather than a measurement of yours.

Pay by state and task
15 to 60completed articles per month across the account, depending on planpublished plan allowance
3 to 16completed refreshes per month across the accountpublished plan allowance
1 to 10connected sites, with the article allowance shared between thempublished site allowance
$499one-time setup when a custom website connector is requiredpublished setup price
Side by side

A person against the system

The last row is the one that decides it. Everything above it is arithmetic; that one is judgement, and it is the reason this is a replacement of a task rather than of a person.

DimensionA person doing itThe system
Completed articles per monthSet by your team15, 30, or 60
Connected sitesSet by your team1, 3, or 10
Refreshes per monthSet by your team3, 8, or 16
Source materialYour evidenceYour evidence
Monthly planYour current cost$99, $299, or $599
Final editorial decisionYour teamYour team
The line

What it handles, and what it does not

Read the right column first. A page that claims the whole job is telling you it has never run one of these in production.

What it handles
  • Researches and drafts on the questions your buyers actually type
  • Connects supported publishing targets, with a $499 setup for a custom site
  • Uses Search Console signals when that data source is connected and available
  • Structures drafts with direct answers, headings, sources, and claim checks
  • Holds work for editorial review before it is counted as published
  • Separates completed article and refresh usage in the account allowance
What stays with a person
  • Having an opinion of its own: the point of view has to come from you
  • Inventing statistics, which is the fastest way to be uncited and unforgiven
  • Replacing a great writer on your most important five pages
  • Guaranteeing rankings or citations, which nobody controls
  • Treating a generated draft or blocked job as a successful publication
Four steps

How it goes live without a bad week

Every rollout here starts on the work nobody is doing today, and widens only against evidence. Nothing that currently works changes on day one.

We connect the siteSupported targets use the available connector. Custom, Vite, React, and Markdown sites require a one-time $499 managed setup before publication can be tested.5 to 7 dayssetup
You give it the positionWhat you sell, who buys it, what you believe that your competitors do not, and the things you will not say. This is the half nothing can generate, and it is the half that decides whether any of it gets cited.1 houryour side
Your team reviews the workThe plan allows 15, 30, or 60 completed articles a month across the account. Drafts held or blocked for evidence review are not counted as successful publications.Monthlyyour cadence
It refreshes what decaysWhen Search Console is connected and usable, its signals can inform the refresh queue. The monthly refresh allowance is 3, 8, or 16 depending on plan.Weeklyon real signals
The money

What it costs to build and to run

Two numbers, both fixed before anything starts. There is no per-seat fee, no per-resolution fee and no minimum term.

It is the Blog Growth Engine: see the full spec
To buildFrom $99/mo

fifteen articles a month, published and refreshed on your own domain.

To run$99 to $599/mo

Hosting, model usage and monitoring. Cancel any month, and the system stays yours.

Live in5 to 7 days

From the first conversation to something running, with the rollout above between them.

Before you commit

The questions that actually decide this, including the ones with an uncomfortable answer.

The other fourReplace the receptionistReplace tier-one supportReplace the SDRReplace the reconciliation

Treat it as a publishing workflow, not a traffic promise. Review the draft quality, evidence, indexation, impressions, clicks, and conversions in your own data. AIGROW does not have a verified current Search Console baseline to use as a customer result.

The brief and source material matter, but editorial review still has to catch weak evidence, generic language, and claims the draft cannot support. The workflow can reduce repeat work. It cannot supply your point of view or approve its own accuracy.

Approved articles publish to your connected domain. The content already delivered to your site remains there if the subscription stops. Connector access, hosting, and third-party services continue under their own terms.

Starter is $99 for one site, 15 monthly articles, and 3 refreshes. Growth is $299 for three sites, 30 articles, and 8 refreshes. Scale is $599 for 10 sites, 60 articles, and 16 refreshes. These are shared account allowances. A custom site connection is $499.

No. Your homepage, your pricing page and the two or three pieces that carry your argument should be written by a person who cares. This is for the long tail: the forty questions your buyers ask that nobody has time to answer.

Count it before you replace it.

The audit prices what this task currently costs you, in your own numbers rather than in a typical loaded figure, and says whether it is the one worth removing first. It is $290 and it comes off the build.

See the content enginePrice it first

From $99/mo · live in 5 to 7 days · no per-seat fees