in agency content + CMS workflow + AI-fleet equivalents at a 3–8 crew shop
Annual replacement at parity if you bought the equivalent tools and services separately. Custom-building this one feature alone would land in our Strategic build band ($300k–$600k). Source ladder + per-line citations on methodology .
Concretely, what you get
- One person writes at a time — or the AI fleet does. No two editors stepping on each other. No overwritten drafts. No “wait, which version is the latest?”
- Every stage has a deadline. The moment it hits, the piece hands off to the next person (or the next agent), and they get pinged — email and in-app.
- Every handoff is logged: who held the piece, when they passed it on, why. When something slips, you can see exactly where it slipped. No more “I thought she had it.”
- Pick the path per piece — all human, all AI fleet on autopilot, or mixed (your voice on the parts that matter, the fleet on the rest).
- Nine AI agents work like a small content shop in a box — strategy, outline, SEO, writer, editor, designer, publisher, promoter, optimizer. On autopilot they hand off to each other end-to-end, no babysitting.
- The SEO agent decides which keywords go in which section before anyone writes a word. The writer doesn’t have to think about wedging phrases in — the outline already says where they go.
- Each section comes pre-scoped: what proof to include, where the call-to-action lands, what reading level to hit. The writer never starts from a blank box.
- Before anything publishes — even a piece a human wrote — it has to clear an originality + voice check. If it reads like AI slop, or echoes somebody else’s article, it does not go out the door.
- Everything about a piece lives in one screen: the brief, the outline, the research with cited sources, the media, the comments, every version. No more eight browser tabs and a stray Google Doc.
- Drag sections around. Drop in blocks with a slash command. Edit live, see exactly what publishes. Built for the people who make the content — not adapted from a generic page builder.
- Drag and drop your photos, drone shots, and videos into a media library that is yours alone. No other shop’s files in there. Ever.
- See exactly what a piece looks like on phone and desktop — your brand, your fonts, your colors — before it goes live.
- Saves every keystroke. Roll back to any earlier version of any piece, any time. Nobody loses an afternoon of work to a closed tab.
- Different jobs, different access — strategist, writer, editor, designer, publisher. People only see and touch what they should.
- Want to step in on a piece the AI fleet is running? Take it over. The fleet pauses, hands you the draft, picks back up when you release it.
The shelf-of-tools this one offering removes
Categories, not brand names — pricing benchmarks observed from public pricing pages, agency proposals, and freelance rates current to the year. Every range is backed by a line-by-line worksheet you can audit once your trial is live.
| What you'd otherwise buy | Type | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| A category-leading SEO writing tool | SaaS | $89–$219/mo |
| An enterprise SEO content platform | SaaS | $199–$1,000+/mo |
| A headless CMS + editorial workflow license | SaaS | $300–$1,200/mo |
| A content workflow + DAM with approval routing | SaaS | $150–$500/mo |
| A fractional SEO writer producing 4 articles/mo | Specialist | $1,200–$4,000/mo at $300–$1,000/article |
| A managed content agency for monthly long-form | Agency | $2,000–$8,000/article × 12–24/yr |
| An AI-content-ops orchestration build (multi-agent pipeline + bespoke block editor + workflow lock) | Build | $80k–$200k custom build |
| An in-house content manager allocated to oversee the workflow | Labor | $60k–$95k/yr fully loaded |
What you'd pay elsewhere vs. what this costs you here
Vendor ranges observed from public pricing pages and agency proposals, current to the year. Full source worksheet shared with you once your trial is live.
What it adds to your business in dollars
The autopilot path means 12-24 publish-ready pieces a year without hiring a content manager ($60k-$95k/yr saved). The originality + voice gate means even on the human path nothing ships as slop — a guarantee no agency offers, because no agency is willing to block its own writers from publishing. The single-holder lock kills the "who has the latest version?" question that costs every content team an hour a week per piece.
Three or four moves. Then you walk away.
You: Pick a topic from the curated list, or hit auto-promote.
System: A report or article ships within 7 days, reviewed by a human editor.
You: Approve.
System: It publishes to your Authority Hub + downloadable PDF + draft announcement email.
You: Hit "Promote this."
System: Ad campaign + email blast + social posts fire — covered by your starter credits at launch, then run from your normal ad budget after that.
The outcomes this feature feeds into
Before you ask
Is this just AI slop with my name on it?
No. The Originality agent rejects anything over 25% AI-detected; the Source Verifier rejects anything where a cite no longer resolves. A human editor signs off before publish.
What’s "the data engine"?
Day-one ingestion from NOAA storm events, weather.gov forecasts, OEDI, BLS, Census, HUD, and county property records. Versioned, cited, refreshed on a schedule. It’s why a "Denver roofing materials" report can quote actual local replacement rates instead of guessing.
How fast does content actually rank?
Articles typically land for long-tail queries in 8–16 weeks; the Authority Hub microsite compounds over 6–12 months. We don’t promise first-page in 30 days because anyone who does is lying.
What if I want to write some pieces myself?
Content Ops supports human end-to-end, AI end-to-end, or hybrid per-piece. You can take the article, the editor takes it, or the agent fleet takes it — your call, per piece.
Who owns the content?
You. Every report, every article, every per-neighborhood page — your asset. If you ever leave Homericly, the content goes with the website you own.
See a month of grounded, neighborhood-specific content laid out for your zip codes.
Then publish on autopilot.
No credit card. No strings. We stand the whole platform up on a subdomain alongside your existing site so you can compare the numbers directly — leads, bookings, ticket size. The Standard guarantee covers cancellation between day 90 and day 180 at full refund.