AI writing and optimization engine
Point Ghosts at a site and it finds the pages that are too thin to compete and the ones that should exist and do not. It writes them to a shape measured from pages already ranking, attaches a checkable source to every claim, and handles the optimization work that is easy to forget by the fortieth page, leaving you to decide what ships.
One URL, no card. Plans for agencies, in-house teams and solo writers.
Every page classified by type, then checked against the searches that matter in this market.
Every other tool starts at an empty box waiting for a prompt, which leaves your writer doing the research, the strategy, and the QA step. Ghosts starts a page earlier, before the box: it reads what is already ranking, commits to a structure measured from those pages, and gathers the sources before it writes a word. The draft arrives with the homework attached, so your editor spends the time on judgment instead of assembly.
Point it at a URL. It finds the pages too thin to compete, the service and location pages that should exist, and the gaps a competitor already covers.
Length, structure and the citation floor come from pages already ranking in that industry, at the page type you are writing.
Authorship and E-E-A-T signals, cited sources, schema, internal links, and formatting that answer engines can quote. Applied while the draft is written.
Read the pages that outrank you and most of them cite no authority for what they claim, with no author a reader could look up. Both gaps cost very little to close, so an audit here starts by looking for them.
We pulled the link data for these markets too, and referring domains barely ordered the results at all. Links still matter. Content is the part you can change this quarter.
A workspace per client, per-seat pricing, and drafts you deliver under your own process and your own brand.
Site owners and in-house teamsScan your own site, see the service and location pages that should exist, and fill them without a freelancer per page.
Law firms and their agenciesThe jurisdiction's advertising rules applied while drafting, language worth a look flagged to the rule, and a named reviewer on the record.
Writers working aloneTrain a writer on your voice, keep the research and the citations, and stay the author on the byline.
Every edit becomes a lesson the model keeps, so a writer trained on real samples learns from what your editor changes, project memory keeps the tenth piece consistent with the first nine, and each correction stays visible and reversible. Most tools hand all five of your clients the same competent stranger, while this one holds five distinct voices and sharpens each as your editor works.
A competitor cannot copy it. Anyone can assemble a pipeline, but nobody else holds what your account has learned about your clients over months of edits.
Those rules differ by state, and a page that trips one costs a firm more than a rewrite. The law firm lane adds jurisdiction rule packs and an editor's read against them. A named reviewer signs off on every piece in that lane.
Scan a site and see what it is missing. Enter one URL, no card required, and you get the gap list plus a sample page written to the measured band.