Google penalizes low-value content made at scale to manipulate rankings, however it is produced. The crew publishes one researched article a day by default, with sources and a real answer to a real search, which is the kind of content Google says it rewards.

No. Connect your site once and the crew researches, writes and publishes on the schedule you pick. If you prefer to check articles first, switch to review mode and approve each one.

WordPress, Shopify and any site whose content lives in a GitHub repository (Next.js, Astro, Hugo, Jekyll, Gatsby). Webflow, Framer, Ghost and others work through the webhook with Zapier or Make.

New articles usually start showing impressions in Search Console within a few weeks, and clicks grow over three to six months as Google trusts the site more. The dashboard shows clicks and impressions per article so you can follow it.

Yes. The crew detects your site's language and market, researches searches in that language and writes in it. You can change both in settings.

Yes. You can add the searches you want to rank for, move an article up the queue, or remove one you don't want. The crew fills the rest of the plan.

Everything already published stays on your site, it's yours. The crew just stops writing new articles at the end of the billing period.