MARK
AI WRITING TOOL

Most AI writing tools stop at a draft. Mark goes all the way to published.

ChatGPT, Jasper, and Copy.ai hand you text you still have to research, format, illustrate, and publish yourself. Mark runs that whole chain for your blog, one request at a time.

Start free — 14 daysSee it work

No credit card. Full pipeline on the first article.

One request, start to finish

Research→Write→Design→Publish→Audit
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Write an article about the best CRM software for small teams and publish it.
Reading the SERP for your keyword
Checking it against your own site
Writing 1,500+ words in your voice
Placing internal links
Generating the cover image
Publishing to your CMS
Watching Search Console, weeks later
Published ✅ 1,720 words with SEO meta, cover image, and 4 internal links, already live:
yourblog.com/blog/best-crm-software-small-teams

One message on WhatsApp. Mark researched, wrote, designed, published, and is now watching where it lands.

Where the category stops short

A general writing tool drafts. Mark researches, writes, and publishes.

ChatGPT, Jasper, Copy.ai, and Grammarly are built to help you write faster, across every kind of text there is. None of them were built to research a keyword, check it against your site, or push the result live.

General AI writing tool
Mark
Researches the real SERP before writing
Checks for cannibalization with your own posts
Learns your site's actual brand voice
Generates the cover image
Publishes directly to your CMS
Audits performance weeks later
Beyond the search results page

Written to rank in Google, and to get cited by AI.

Ranking in Google is only half the search traffic that exists today. A growing share of people never click through at all, they read the answer ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google's AI Overviews hand them, and that answer names a source or it doesn't.

Mark structures every article with the specifics that generative engines lift into their answers: cited data with a year attached, a self-contained definition near the top, comparison tables instead of prose where the query is really a comparison, and an FAQ block marked up so it can be extracted cleanly.

Sourced stats and dates, not vague claims a model would skip over
Definitions that stand on their own, without needing the rest of the page for context
FAQ schema markup, so the question and answer can be lifted as a unit
What that actually saves

The three hours nobody accounts for.

Writing the paragraphs was never the slow part.

3h 25m

average time to produce one blog post by hand, research to publish (Orbit Media, 2025)

$100–300

typical cost of one freelance-written SEO article

$3.99

Mark's cost per article on the Agency plan, research through publish

55

criteria every draft is scored against before it counts as done

Pricing

Pay for articles published,
not for seats.

Hire Mark like an employee: one flat monthly fee, no per-seat cost. Start with 14 days free, no card.

Starter

$59 USD/mo

For the blog you already have and never feed.

  • 12 articles researched, written and published
  • 1 connected domain
  • Keyword research on the real SERP, not on intuition
  • 25 keywords in your interlinking map
  • Covers from ready-made templates
  • Kickoff session with our SEO team (1 hour)
  • Extra articles at $5
Most popular

Growth

$129 USD/mo

Publish every working day without hiring anyone.

  • 30 articles a month, at $4.30 each
  • 3 domains
  • 100 keywords in your interlinking map
  • Custom covers in your brand
  • Kickoff with our SEO team: 1 hour of strategy + 1 hour of follow-up at 30 days
  • Multilingual content (ES, EN, PT, IT)
  • Priority support
  • Extra articles at $4

Agency

$399 USD/mo

Bill content to your clients. Mark carries your name.

  • 100 articles a month, at $3.99 each
  • Multi-user: invite your whole team at no per-seat cost and split the articles between them
  • Unlimited domains
  • Client management portal
  • 500 keywords in your interlinking map
  • White label, Agency only: your clients see your agency, not Mark
  • Kickoff with our SEO team: 2 strategy sessions
  • Direct channel into our SEO community
  • Dedicated support
  • Extra articles at $3.50

A freelance SEO article runs $100 to $300 USD. With Mark, from $3.99, already researched, optimized and published to your CMS.

Add-ons: Extra domain $15/mo · Extra hour of SEO consulting $80

Every plan includes a 14-day free trial, no credit card. Change plan or cancel whenever you want. Pay yearly and get 2 months free. Unused articles don't roll over. The Agency SEO community channel stays open for your whole subscription, answered in under 4 business hours.

Ready to hire Mark?

Set it up in 10 minutes. No developers. Your first article today.

Questions

Before you start

Not exactly. It's built on the same kind of language model, but it's scoped to one job: researching, writing, and publishing blog content that ranks. It's not a general-purpose writing assistant for emails, ad copy, or social captions.

No, and it's not trying to. Mark is built specifically for blog and article content published to a CMS. For other kinds of writing, a general-purpose tool like ChatGPT is the better fit.

It publishes. Mark connects to WordPress, Webflow, HubSpot, or Wix directly and pushes the finished article live, with meta title, meta description, and internal links already filled in.

Starter runs $59/month for 12 articles, about $5 each, against $100 to $300 for an equivalent freelance-written SEO article. Growth and Agency plans scale up from there.

Yes. Every article is structured for generative engine optimization: sourced data with a year attached, self-contained definitions, and FAQ schema markup, so ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews can cite the article as a source, not just rank it.