Tell us what you want to say
Add your topic, the points that matter and a target word count. No long setup form.
From an idea to a useful article
Tell us what you're writing and what you want to say. PublishReady researches relevant information, proposes an outline you can edit, then writes a clear, friendly article.
Generate contentSee the credit estimate before each action. Research and article writing are separate steps.
You stay in charge of the plan
Add your topic, the points that matter and a target word count. No long setup form.
See a proposed plan based on your brief and relevant research. Change the sections before writing starts.
Generate from the plan you approved. Read the draft, inspect the separate evidence and make your final edits.
Writing people can use
A blog post should answer a reader's question. A guide should help them do something. Give the generator your angle and the details you want to keep, so the draft has a purpose beyond filling a word count.
Turn a rough idea into a structured draft without choosing from a long list of tones or formats. Ask for 100 to 3,000 words; that sets the target, not an exact promise.
Sources stay in a separate evidence panel. Where a source needs mentioning in the article, it appears as readable text, not an inline link or a pasted URL. Research should support the point, not take it over.
AI content generation for your website
Use the brief to explain the question your article should answer, who needs the answer and what would make it useful. Review the outline for missing points before generating the full piece.
Check the facts, add your own genuine experience and remove anything that doesn't fit. PublishReady does not provide keyword-volume research, guarantee search rankings or replace your final review.
Already have a draft? Check and edit your content, or use the AI humanizer to make its wording more natural.
One plan, three writing tools
Pay once for a year. Credits replenish monthly, not all at once. Unused monthly credits do not roll over. Cancel renewal anytime.
Credits follow processing usage. Check the estimate and maximum before researching an outline and again before writing the article. Existing subscriptions keep their original credit terms.
It turns your topic and key points into a researched article. First it proposes an outline. You can change that outline before asking it to write the article.
Tell us what you are writing and what you want to say, then enter a target word count from 100 to 3,000. Useful details, your angle and any points to avoid help shape the result. The word count is a target, not an exact guarantee.
Yes. Research and outline comes before article writing. Review the proposed sections, add missing points, remove sections you do not want and then generate the article from your edited plan.
It researches relevant information and keeps the source links in a separate evidence panel. The article uses readable text mentions of sources where useful, without adding inline links or raw URLs. Check the evidence and any unresolved claims before publishing.
You can create blog posts and useful explanatory articles for your website. Supply the topic and search intent you want to address. PublishReady does not provide keyword-volume research or guarantee rankings; review the article for accuracy, originality and usefulness to your readers.
New plans include 50 service credits a month on Starter ($19/month or $209/year), 120 on Creator ($49/month or $490/year), and 220 on Pro ($99/month or $891/year). Yearly plans provide credits monthly, not all at once. Existing subscriptions keep their original credit terms. The workspace shows an estimate and a maximum before you start. The maximum is reserved while the action runs; the final deduction follows processing usage and cannot exceed that maximum. Unused reserved credits are returned. Failed or cancelled actions use no credits. Research and article writing are separate actions, so completed research remains charged even if you do not generate an article.
Yes. Research, editable outlines and generated articles live in your protected account workspace. Creating an account is free; research and writing require credits.
Account creation is free. Research and writing require credits.