Optix gives you publish-ready articles — every stat verified against a real source — delivered in your Slack. Not another portal to log into.
programmatic SEO for SaaS 🙌Independent research found over 20% of the citations GPT-4 generates are fabricated — wrong URLs, invented statistics, real sources misattributed to claims they never made (Buchanan et al., 2024). The dangerous part isn't bad writing — it's a fake citation that looks flawless: correct formatting, a real author name, a plausible date. You publish it, and your credibility is on the line.
“SaaS companies using programmatic SEO see a 63% lift in organic signups.”
The page doesn't exist — and the stat was never published anywhere. Invented wholesale, impossible to catch by reading.
“Pages ranking across fan-out queries are 161% more likely to be cited in AI Overviews.”
Checked against the live page before a word was written. If the source can't be confirmed, the claim doesn't ship.
No brief templates, no portal, no onboarding call. It happens in the channel you already live in.
Drop a keyword or topic in your shared channel — “we need an article on X.” That's the whole ask.
Live search and competitor data come back as a brief — with an honest read on whether you can realistically rank for it. Confirm the byline and angle in the thread.
Written, fact-checked, quality-scored, and delivered as a clean, publish-ready file in your format — WordPress, MDX, HTML, or a doc. Drop it in and publish.
A real headline, clean structure, and copy that reads like a person wrote it — because a person checked it.
Each statistic is checked against its actual source URL before it's used. No exceptions, no “probably.”
A comparable article is 4–8 hours of specialist work. Ask before lunch, review it before you leave.
Internal linking, metadata, and on-page structure done — targeting what actually ranks.
Every piece carries a score. Nothing ships that doesn't pass the gate — consistency, not a gamble.
Delivered as a WordPress-ready import, MDX, HTML, or a clean doc — formatted so you drop it in and hit publish.
Anyone can generate an article in thirty seconds. The reason to trust this one is everything that happens around the writing.
Every statistic is verified against its live source page before the model writes a word — and checked that the right source said it, traced to the original rather than a blog quoting a blog. The model only ever receives sources that already checked out, so inventing one isn't possible, not just discouraged. That's the difference between “an AI wrote it” and “you can put your name on it.”
Built from live SERP and competitor data, so it targets what actually ranks — and structured so ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can quote it: takeaways up front, quotable stats, FAQ blocks. Most content stops at Google.
Nothing ships that doesn't pass the score. Consistency across every article, not a roll of the dice.
You approve the brief and the publish. Assisted, not automated-and-unsupervised — there's a person accountable for what goes out.
It lives in Slack. Nothing to log into, no seats to manage, no onboarding. If you can send a message, you can use it.
Optix's zero-fabrication approach isn't a setting someone flipped on — it's an architecture designed and empirically evaluated as original research (a Master's thesis in Data Science). The principle is structural: every source is checked before the model writes, so a fabricated citation isn't caught after the fact — it never gets created.
You have a content calendar and not enough hands. Keep the pipeline full without hiring, briefing, or babysitting freelancers.
You know SEO matters but it's nobody's full-time job. Ask in Slack between meetings and get something you'd actually publish.
You need a dependable content layer you can white-label. Consistent quality, verifiable sources, turnaround your clients notice.
| Capability | Optix | AI writer tool | Freelancer / agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sources verified against the real page | ✓ before writing | ✕ invents them | varies |
| Facts beyond stats checked (dates, prices, awards) | ✓ | ✕ | rarely |
| Built to be cited by AI (GEO) | ✓ | ✕ | rarely |
| Grounded in live search + competitor data | ✓ | generic | ✓ |
| Ranking feasibility checked first | ✓ | ✕ | sometimes |
| Quality gate on every piece | ✓ | ✕ | varies |
| Delivered publish-ready, in your format | ✓ | needs editing | ✓ |
| Lives in Slack — no new tool | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Turnaround | Hours | Seconds — unchecked | Days to weeks |
| Typical cost / article | $199 | ≈ $0 · high risk | $500–$2,000 |
A fact-checked, ranking-ready article is 4–8 hours of specialist work — the kind an agency bills a week and a small fortune for. Three ways to buy:
Start free — you're billed only when you approve the first paid article. Paid by a secure link on a simple invoice; cancel anytime, no lock-in.
Every statistic is verified against its live source page before the article is written. The system only ever receives sources that already checked out, so a fabricated citation can't be created — not just caught after the fact.
No. AI provides the speed, but every article is fact-checked against real sources, quality-scored, and human-approved at the brief and publish stages. A person is accountable for what ships, so you can put your name on it.
A publish-ready article — headline, structure, verified sources, SEO metadata, and internal links — delivered as a WordPress-ready import, MDX, HTML, or a clean doc. You drop it in and publish.
Hours, not weeks. A comparable article is 4–8 hours of specialist work; you ask in Slack and review it the same day.
$199 per article one-off, or $999 a month for eight articles ($124 each). Agencies reselling to their own clients start from $99 per article at volume.
Your first article is free. After that it's $199 per article, or a monthly plan — you get a simple invoice with a secure pay-by-card link, right in your channel. No card to start, cancel anytime, no lock-in.
No. It lives in your Slack — send a keyword in a channel and get a finished article back. No portal, no seats, no onboarding.
Yes. Every article is structured for Generative Engine Optimization — key takeaways up front, quotable stats, and FAQ blocks — the format ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews pull from.
Tell us where to reach you — we'll open your Slack channel and your first fact-checked article is on us.
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