Nobody beats you with better ideas. They beat you by publishing.

Keupera picks the keyword, books the day, writes the draft, scores it against what already ranks and pushes it live to your CMS. Then it tells you which AI crawlers turned up to read it.

ChatGPT
Perplexity
Google
Claude
Grok
Codex

The month happens whether or not you had time for it.

Languages one post can ship in. Each one a real page.

One tab. Booked to published.

Thirteen posts a month, and you booked none of them

Auto-Plan reads your keyword bank, picks the terms worth writing, and drops them onto the days your cadence allows. Cards carry the keyword behind them and how far the draft has got, so the board is the status report.

ContentCalendar13 posts booked
September
Schedule post
MTWTFSS
1crm onboarding
2
3pipeline templates
4
5crm vs sheets
6
7
8lead scoring
9
10sales forecasting
11
12crm migration
13
14
15deal stages guide
16
17crm for agencies
18
19email sequences
20
21
22sales handoff
23
24crm free trial
25
26quota planning
27
28

The draft tells you what it is missing

One number out of 100, recalculated on every keystroke, and the exact reasons it is not higher.

SEO scorelive
72/ 100 · recalculated on every keystroke
Heading level skippedcritical

H2 jumps to H4 at “Pricing”

Keyword density 2.9%warning

Over 2.5% — cut four uses

Two images without altwarning

Describe both for crawlers

No internal links yetinfo

Three related posts to link

Anchor says “click here”info

Name the page instead

It ships on the day, or it waits for you

Each post carries where it goes and when. Switch auto-publish off and the whole queue holds for review.

Publishing queueauto-publish on
Nothing to press. It ships on the date.Or hold every post for review instead
CRM migration checklist

WordPress · Published 09:00

Sales pipeline templates

Webflow · Published Mon

Lead scoring explained

Framer · Publishes Fri

CRM vs spreadsheets

Shopify · Publishes Mon

Deal stages, explained

Webhook · Publishes Wed

Then see which AI came to read it

Sixteen crawlers named, against the pages they actually requested. Detected server-side, before the page renders — the only way to catch a bot that never runs JavaScript.

AI crawlers on your pages 16 named · last 30 days
Page × crawlerone row per day
GPTBotClaudeBotPerplexityGoogle-ExtApplebotCCBot
/blog/crm-migration
/pricing
/blog/pipeline-templates
/compare/pipedrive
/blog/lead-scoring
/integrations
Latest visitsserver-side
GPTBot12m ago

/pricing

ClaudeBot41m ago

/blog/crm-migration

PerplexityBot2h ago

/compare/pipedrive

A visit is a bot name, a path and a date. No IPs, no cookies.

Give it your domain and a cadence. Next time you open the tab, the posts you kept meaning to write are already live.

An empty month, and then a published one.

Pick a cadence and the rest is a pipeline: the keyword gets booked, the draft gets written and scored, the post goes live on the day, and the crawlers that came for it turn up by name.

Auto-Planone setting

Publishing cadence

Daily30 posts a month
Weekdays22 posts a month
Mon / Wed / Fri13 posts a month
Weekly4 posts a month

Nine to choose from. Thirteen a month is the pace search engines read as a healthy site.

Pick a cadence, not a content plan

Nine to choose from, daily through monthly. Keupera recommends Mon/Wed/Fri, because Google reads consistency as a healthy site and jumping an inactive blog to daily can burn your crawl budget before the new posts get indexed. That one setting is the strategy.

Pick the reason you stopped.

Same four tools, pointed at whichever part of publishing actually broke. Keupera takes over from there.

September, already bookedAuto-Plan · Mon / Wed / Fri
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728
Published Booked and waiting
CRM migration checklist86/100
Heading structure
Keyword density 1.4%
Two images missing alt text
Three internal links
YYou resolved

Second section repeats the intro — cut it back.

SSam

Add the migration table here, it is the whole reason people land.

Four sites, four pipelinesone workspace
acme.comMon / Wed / Fri · WordPress13 queued
northwind.ioWeekly · Webflow4 queued
lumenlabs.devWeekdays · Framer22 queued
fieldstone.shopMonthly · Shopify1 queued

Four tools. One pipeline.

They share your site, your keyword bank and your CMS connection. Nothing gets re-typed on the way through.

A draft nobody can read is not content.

See the integrations
WordPress
Webflow
Framer
Shopify
Your own webhook
Your keyword bank

Automated, but never out of your hands.

The score is Keupera’s own grader, not a number Google publishes — it checks the things that are objectively checkable, like heading structure, keyword density, alt text and internal links. Every AI edit arrives with Accept and Discard beside it and holds your original words until you choose. Turn auto-publish off and nothing reaches your site without you reading it first. Translation is in beta.

Nine publishing cadences
Nine article types
Checked against your sitemap
Scored on every keystroke
Discard any AI edit
Twenty-eight languages
Sixteen AI crawlers named
Every post kept in the Library

Your first post is one setting away.

Start free

Type your domain, pick a cadence. The calendar books itself and the first draft is written while you make tea.

  • A cadence in one click
  • Drafts written in four passes
  • Live SEO score on every one
  • No credit card

Your first month

A domain and a cadence is the whole setup.

acme.com
CadenceMon / Wed / Fri picked
Calendar13 days booked
First draftwritten in four passes
Publishingconnect your CMS

For agencies

A pipeline per client site, with a review gate on the ones who want to see it before it goes out.

  • A cadence per client site
  • Review gate per pipeline
  • Owner, edit or view access
  • Comments on the paragraph
Client pipelinesInvite
NNorthwind13 posts a monthReview first
LLumen Labs4 posts a monthAuto-publish
FFieldstone22 posts a monthReview first
Owner, edit or view access per person

Automate the whole thing

Wire research, generation and publishing into one Canvas and let it run itself every week.

  • Ten workflows ship built in
  • Trigger weekly, or on a webhook
  • Every run stored with its results
  • Nine node types to wire up

A Canvas that runs weekly

Four nodes, wired in the order they run.

Keyword clusterreads your bank
Content gapvs three rivals
Generatewrites the draft
PublishWordPress
Trigger: every Monday, 07:00

Or start the same run from a webhook your own stack POSTs to.

Frequently asked questions

Four tools that take a keyword all the way to a live page: the Content Calendar books the day, the AI Editor writes and grades the draft, Canvas wires the whole sequence into something that runs itself, and the Bot Tracker tells you which AI crawlers came to read the result.

A domain and a cadence. Pick one of nine — daily through monthly — and Keupera books the days from your keyword bank, writes the drafts and pushes them live. Connecting your CMS takes a click. Everything else is a switch you can leave alone.

In four passes. Planning works out the outline and angle from the keyword, content writes the article, enrichment adds images, internal links and schema, and refinement does the final tone and fact pass. You can watch it happen on the calendar card, then open the result in the editor before it goes anywhere.

Only if you tell it to. Auto-Publish is a switch: turn it off and every finished post waits in review for your approval. Turn Auto-Generate off as well and the calendar becomes a plain planning board that writes nothing. Nine article types and a blank draft option are there when you want to write it yourself.

No. Before anything is booked, every candidate keyword is checked against the posts already on your calendar and the URLs already in your sitemap, and anything that overlaps is dropped. That is what stops a new post cannibalising a page you already rank with.

WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, or a webhook into whatever else you run. To go further, drop the same sequence on a Canvas — ten workflows ship built in — and trigger it on a schedule or from a POST your own stack sends. Building a canvas is free; running one end to end is a paid feature, because each run dispatches real research jobs.

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