Articles that answer what AI is asked, with sources you can check.
Citable picks the topics from the questions you’re losing, writes in your brand’s voice with verified sources and publishes to your blog after an approval window. You stay in control without writing a line.
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Every idea comes with its reason: a question where AI recommends a competitor and not you, search demand from Google, what your competitors cover. They’re ranked by impact, and you can re-sort them by the AI gap or by Google demand. A topic one of your pages already covers is proposed as an improvement to that page, not as a second article competing with it. And every day, at most three “today’s suggestions” arrive with their evidence, a confidence level and a first draft; if nothing matters, none.
- Sorted by impact, AI gap or Google demand
- The reason behind every topic, in plain words
- A research assistant that searches the web and proposes topics with sources
The month planned, with a date for each article.
The plan fills your monthly quota with topics from the AI gaps, Search Console, search volume and your competitors’ blogs, on an editable calendar. Approve, skip, move a date, choose the length and the language. Approved articles are written on their date.
- Articles a month: 8 on Starter, 20 on Growth and 30 on Business
- List or calendar view, with a priority per topic
- Short, standard or long, in any of your plan’s languages
Written with sources, checked before it’s published.
Each article starts with research: if there aren’t enough verifiable sources, it isn’t written. It’s drafted in your brand’s voice, learned from your site, with internal links taken from your real sitemap, a table of contents, FAQ and Article structured data. A verification step flags unsourced numbers and self-serving rankings before anything goes live.
- Verified sources, cited in the text
- Internal links only to pages that exist
- Edit it yourself or ask for changes in plain words
More than articles: the formats AI cites most.
Besides the article that answers a question: a fair “you vs a competitor” page, an honest “the N best … in …” list where you’re never first, an FAQ block with FAQPage structured data and a TL;DR summary for pages you already have, and the sub-queries an AI probably runs behind a question, to plan what a page should cover. The new pages go through the same research, verification (nothing about a competitor without a source) and approval window, and count as articles; the FAQ and the TL;DR count as page improvements and come as a block to copy or as a draft in your CMS.
- You vs competitor and honest lists, with a source for every claim about others
- FAQ (with JSON-LD) and TL;DR for an existing page
- Fan-out sub-queries to plan content, up to 10 a day
Published to your CMS, with safeguards.
Articles that pass verification with no errors are scheduled and published after an approval window (3 days by default, or 7 or 14), with a one-click “Don’t publish” email. Prefer to publish by hand? Switch to drafts only.
- You approve the first 3 articles of each site yourself
- At most one automatic publication per site a day
- One-click unpublish for 7 days, and a pause per site
A cover and section images, if you want them.
Every article gets a cover image and can use photos from your own site. With the AI images add-on (from €5 a month per site, depending on the plan), the cover and, where it fits, a section illustration are made with OpenAI’s image model, up to 58 images a month on Business. If it fails or the quota runs out, the article still goes out with the usual image.
- Never blocks an article
- 16 to 58 AI images a month per site, by plan
- Optional: switch it on or off at any time
The illustrations use example data from a fictional studio, Studio Norte.
AI cites pages that answer the question well.
AI tools quote pages that answer a specific question clearly and back it up. Writing for the questions you’re losing, with sources, is the most direct lever you have.
Topics from measured gaps
Not keyword guesses: questions where AI already recommends someone else, so you know the article has a reason to exist.
Nothing unsourced
AI tools and readers both distrust claims with no source. Every number in the article has to come from a source the research found.
Measured afterwards
Once published, the weekly check shows whether the article starts being cited, with its range. No promises, just the before and after.
Three steps, then it runs every week.
- 1
Connect your blog
Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Ghost, Notion or a signed webhook. Once.
- 2
Review the plan
Approve, skip or reschedule topics. Each one says why it’s there.
- 3
Approve or let it run
Your first 3 by hand; after that, each article goes out at the end of its window unless you stop it.
- Articles a month, per site
- Starter: 8 (≈ 2 a week)
- Growth: 20 (≈ 5 a week)
- Business: 30 (≈ 1 a day)
- Languages
- Starter: 1
- Growth: 2
- Business: 3
- Informative images per article (besides the cover)
- Starter: 3
- Growth: 3
- Business: 3
Business can add packs of up to 60 extra articles a month. On the other plans, more articles means moving up a plan.
Questions about this feature
What people ask before they start. If something’s missing, write to us.
Write to usDoes Citable publish automatically?
Yes, with safeguards: only articles that pass verification with no errors, after an approval window (3 days by default) with a one-click “Don’t publish” email. You approve the first 3 of each site yourself, at most one goes out per day, and you can unpublish in one click for 7 days or switch to drafts only.
Does it only write articles?
No. It also makes “you vs a competitor” pages and honest lists (they count as articles and go through the same verification and approval), an FAQ block with FAQPage JSON-LD and a TL;DR summary for a page you already have (they count as page improvements), and fan-out sub-queries to plan content (no quota, up to 10 a day).
Where do the sources come from?
From web research done for each article. Only findings with a source that could be checked are used, and if there aren’t enough, the article isn’t written. The sources are listed with the article.
Will the articles sound like us?
Citable learns your brand’s voice from your own site and uses your brand facts. You can edit any article before it’s published or ask for changes in plain words.
Which platforms can it publish to?
WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, Ghost and Notion, plus any stack through a signed webhook. Articles arrive as drafts unless you turn on automatic publishing. The integrations page explains exactly what gets filled in on each one.
Do I need the AI images add-on?
No. Every article has a cover image without it. The add-on (from €5 a month per site, depending on the plan) makes the cover and a section illustration with OpenAI’s image model, from 16 to 58 images a month.
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