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Found on Google and ChatGPT. Without writing a word.

Citapult finds the topics, writes 30 sourced articles a month, publishes them to your site and reworks the ones that slip. You start each article with a click and approve it.

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3 days for $1. Then Regular price$199 now$99 a month per website. Cancel anytime before.

studytexter.com / OverviewGoogle Search Console · 16 months
Clicks, 28 days
25,381
+2,315%
Impressions
1,197,284
+1,297%
Avg. position
7.6
before 14.8
CTR
2.1%
before 1.2%
This weekOct 12–16October18 / 30 articles
  • Mon 12live

    How to document a literature search: template and example

  • Tue 13live

    How to outline a research paper, with an example

  • Wed 14waiting for you

    APA 7 citations: rules and examples

    6 sources · 2,140 words
  • Thu 15writing

    How to write a term paper introduction

    reading sources 4/6
  • Fri 16scheduled

    Research question examples: 12 to adapt

    9:00 AM WordPress

Websites that publish with Citapult

14 countries · 8 languages

  • studytexter.com
  • Northline Software
  • Brandt & Cole LLP
  • fernway.shop
  • Studio Vela
  • Carter Heating & Air
  • Summit Cycles
  • and 1,193 more
websites publish with Citapult
1,200
articles live, every figure sourced
41,000
mentions in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers
8,600
of articles approved without a change
92%

For every kind of site: a local garden center, an online store, a marketplace, a news site, a software company, an agency with client sites, and an enterprise with many markets.

Three customers, three numbers after six months.

Rankings take a few months. You’ll see how good the writing is in three days.

4.4×

4.4 times as many demo requests from the blog

Northline Software, HR software. 132 articles in six months, one every weekday. Today every second demo request comes in through an article.

Read the case study: Northline Software
northline-software.comSearch Console · 12 months

Clicks a month

8,410+334%

Impressions

214,000+251%

24→2

Clicks a month 3,120 +721%Impressions 88,600 +524%

From #24 to #2 for “heat pump cost” in four months

Carter Heating & Air, home services. No marketing team. Citapult writes from the owner’s answers, and the leads now come in through Google.

Read the case study: Carter Heating & Air

214

Clicks a month 4,050 +553%Impressions 131,000 +498%

214 mentions in ChatGPT answers on employment law

Brandt & Cole LLP, law. Articles that cite statutes and agencies. ChatGPT and Perplexity name the firm for questions about wrongful termination and overtime pay.

Read the case study: Brandt & Cole LLP

New: Citapult Visibility

Does ChatGPT recommend you or your competitors?

Every week Citapult asks ChatGPT, Google AI Overview, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Gemini who they recommend, and checks your Google positions down to 100. Where others get named, you get a suggestion. With Articles, one click turns it into a planned article.

  • Basic$5925 prompts, 100 keywords, 3 competitors
  • Plus$11950 prompts, 250 keywords, 5 competitors

Per website a month. On its own or with Articles.

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Keyword: employee onboarding checklist · 480 searches/mo

Same search. Different text.

On the left, a paragraph the way AI writing tools usually deliver it, recreated by us. On the right, the opening of the Citapult article, word for word.

typical AI textrecreated

In today’s fast-paced business landscape1, onboarding is more important than ever. Studies show that 69% of employees stay longer2 after a great onboarding experience. That’s why an employee onboarding checklist is an essential tool that empowers organizations to seamlessly integrate new hires3 and unlock long-term success. Let’s dive in!4

  1. Filler instead of an answer. The first sentence fits any topic.
  2. A number without a source. Which study? Nobody can check.
  3. Many words, no instructions. What exactly should you do?
  4. A classic AI phrase. Readers spot it at once, and it says nothing.
Citapultfrom the run below

TL;DR: An employee onboarding checklist organizes paperwork, equipment, introductions, training, and feedback from offer acceptance through early employment.1 Prepare the employee’s workspace before arrival, clarify expectations during the first week, and schedule progress reviews. Assign every task an owner, a due date, and evidence of completion.2

An employee onboarding checklist is a guide that tracks administrative tasks and orientation activities3 for a new hire. Use the checklist below as a starting point, adjusting assignments to the role and work location. Keep legal deadlines separate from your suggested training milestones.

  1. The answer in the first sentence. An AI answer can quote it as is.
  2. Concrete instructions. Every task has an owner.
  3. Source linked. Fetched and read before writing.
example.com/blog/employee-onboarding-checklistunchanged

Employee Onboarding Checklist: Before Day One to Day 90

TL;DR: An employee onboarding checklist organizes paperwork, equipment, introductions, training, and feedback from offer acceptance through early employment. Prepare the employee’s workspace before arrival, clarify expectations during the first week, and schedule progress reviews. Assign every task an owner, a due date, and evidence of completion.

An employee onboarding checklist is a guide that tracks administrative tasks and orientation activities for a new hire. Use the checklist below as a starting point, adjusting assignments to the role and work location. Keep legal deadlines separate from your suggested training milestones.

A new employee receives a workplace introduction beside a prepared desk and orientation materials.

Before the first day: preboarding checklist

  • HR, after acceptance: Confirm the offer, start date, work location, and outstanding hiring steps.
  • IT, after acceptance: Request the computer, required software, email account, and role-specific system access.
  • HR, after acceptance: Explain which documents need completion and how to submit sensitive information.

Run #481212 min 40 s

  1. Keyword picked: employee onboarding checklist
  2. Read the Google top 10, found 3 gaps
  3. Fetched 16 sources: paylocity.com, hr.sfsu.edu, calhr.ca.gov …
  4. Outline: 7 sections
  5. Draft: 1,781 words, 16 source links
  6. 3 images in the site’s style
  7. Waiting for your approval
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You say when. Citapult writes.

Your first article is ready the same day.

  1. Enter your domain

    Citapult reads your site and learns what you sell.

  2. Get a topic plan

    The questions your customers ask Google and ChatGPT, ranked by value.

  3. Set a schedule

    Every day at 9 AM, for example. Citapult plans the month, and one click starts each article.

  4. Approve

    Read it over and click. Or let Citapult publish on its own.

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Publishes straight to

Up to ten destinations at once. Auto-publish at the time you set. Images with alt text go straight into your WordPress or Webflow media library.

What happens in a run.

Topics your customers search for

Questions with search volume that your competitors answer poorly.

See keyword research

Topic ideasyour-site.com · 5 topics

Example

Write firstThesis proofreading cost

Business value 5 of 5

Search intent
Purchase
Competitors’ answers
patchy
On your site
not yet

Then

  • Dissertation editing pricePurchaseBusiness value 5 of 5
  • How to cite in APA 7+ “APA citation style”, “APA 7 example”LearnBusiness value 4 of 5
  • How to outline a term paperHow-toBusiness value 3 of 5
  • How to use footnotesHow-toBusiness value 2 of 5
How to write a reference list · already on your site

Sounds like you

A short interview is all it takes. Your examples and your terms end up in the text.

See the article agent

InterviewHow to cite in APA 7

Question 2 of 5
Your answer

Which APA mistake do you see most often in student papers?

The page number is missing on direct quotes. And people write “et al.” for two authors.

The article · section 3

Common mistakes

The most common mistake in term papers: direct quotes without a page number. The right form is (Miller, 2021, p. 14). And “et al.” only starts at three authors; with two, you name both.

Both examples are in the text3 questions left

Quotable for ChatGPT and Google

The answer up top, sources in the text, a clear structure. That’s how AI answers come to name your page.

See GEO

Articleyour-site.com/blog/apa-7

Example

How to cite in APA 7: rules and examples

Answer in the first 50 words

In APA 7 you give the author and year in the text, and the page for direct quotes: (Miller, 2021, p. 14). From three authors on, you shorten with “et al.”

As a table

AuthorsIn the text

One(Miller, 2021)

Two(Miller & Smith, 2021)

Three or more(Miller et al., 2021)

Source in the text

American Psychological Association (2020). Publication Manual, 7th edition.

Answer up topTableSource namedFAQ as schema

Images in your site’s style

The cover and graphics come out of the same run, in your colors.

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ImagesHow to cite in APA 7 · made in the same run

Example
Student checking her citations against APA 7
Alt text setStudent checking her citations against APA 7
Your site’s colors
Graphic: from the text to the reference list
Graphic · section 2From the text to the reference list
Graphic: checklist for citations
Graphic · section 4Checklist for citations

Goes live on its own

WordPress, Webflow, Next.js or a webhook. With internal links to your pages.

See publishing

WordPressyour-site.com/blog/apa-7

Published · Tue 9:00 AM
How it shows in search
your-site.com › blog › apa-7How to cite in APA 7: rules and examplesHow to cite in APA 7, with examples: author, year and page in the text, “et al.” from three authors, and the matching reference list.
Meta description · 133 / 155 characters
New internal links

“Harvard referencing”Section 2→ /blog/harvard-referencing

“Using footnotes”Section 3→ /blog/footnotes

“Reference list”Section 4→ /blog/reference-list

“Proofreading”Conclusion→ /proofreading

  1. Mon
  2. Tuelive
  3. Wed
  4. Thunext · 9:00
  5. Fri

When an article slips, it gets reworked

Citapult reads your Search Console and brings you concrete changes to approve.

See Search Console

Slipping articlesSearch Console

Example

How to outline a term paper, with examples

6→14

Position in 8 weeksClicks / week 84 → 31

Here it slipped

8 weeks agotoday

Suggested rewrite · the article agent makes the changeMove the sample outline up, as a table.Add the question about the introduction as its own section.

When an article slips, it goes back to the article agent.

“I’m a gardener, not a writer. Citapult asks me a few questions about how I trim hedges, and that turns into an article that sounds like me.”

Laura HayesOwner, Hayes Garden Center, Portland

  • “Our teas now show up with a photo and a link right inside the buying guides.”

    Devin Park · E-commerce, Morning Leaf Tea Co., Seattle

  • “We run eleven client sites in three languages from one account. Each one gets its own topic plan.”

    Rachel Moreno · Managing Director, Brightline Agency, Austin

Placeholder: invented people, real quotes to come.

Two products. On their own or together.

Articles writes and publishes. Visibility checks every week who ChatGPT, Gemini and Google name. Both run per website, each with its own subscription.

Articles Pro

Citapult finds the topics, writes with sources and publishes.

Regular price$199 now$99 per website a month

3 days for $1. Cancel anytime before it ends.

  • 30 articles a month, with images
  • One language, more with language packs
  • WordPress, Webflow, Next.js, webhook
  • Search Console and rewrites
  • Internal links and sources
  • Approval or auto-publish
Try it for $1

VisibilityNew

Every week in ChatGPT, Google AI Overview, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Gemini and on Google down to position 100.

from $59 per website a month

  • Basic, $59: 25 prompts, 100 keywords, 3 competitors, 2 languages
  • Plus, $119: 50 prompts, 250 keywords, 5 competitors, 5 languages
  • A suggestion for every gap, for you to approve
  • On its own or with Articles
Start the free checkMore about Visibility

Articles + VisibilityThe full loop

See where AI names someone else, and close the gap with an article.

from $158 per website a month

Regular price$199 now$99 Articles Pro + $59 Visibility Basic

  • 30 articles a month, sourced and published
  • A weekly check in five AI searches and on Google
  • One click turns a suggestion into a planned article
  • Two subscriptions, each cancelable anytime
Get both

Optional for Articles, per website per month

Language pack
+$79 per language
60 articles a month
+$85
90 articles a month
+$160
Tools
+$99
Premium images
+$49
Link targeting
+$29
Product catalog
+$49

A discount by the number of your paid websites, on each website’s Pro and add-ons, starting with its next invoice: 10% from 2, 15% from 5, 20% from 20. Language packs and their article add-ons are excluded. Prices include applicable taxes. The Pro trial turns into Pro after 3 days unless you cancel before. Each website has its own billing month and can be canceled at its end.

See pricing

Frequently asked questions

Does Google penalize AI content?

No, not for being written by AI. Google rewards content that helps searchers. That’s why Citapult backs numbers with sources, and every article can include your own answers.

How is this different from ChatGPT?

ChatGPT writes when you ask. Citapult finds the topics, reads the top 10 and every source, creates images, adds links, publishes, and then keeps an eye on the rankings.

Can I read and edit every article first?

Yes. Every article lands in the editor first and waits for your approval. If you like, Citapult publishes on its own.

Does Citapult publish straight to my website?

Yes, to WordPress, Webflow, your Next.js site or through a webhook. The guides walk you through every step.

Already on Outrank? What changes?

Citapult reads the sources before it writes and links each one in the sentence it supports. The webhook uses Outrank’s format, so your blog keeps running without changes. See the comparison

What costs extra?

Nothing, if 30 articles per website a month in one language is enough. Each further language needs a language pack: a website’s first 3 packs cost $79 each, every pack after that $59. For each website on Pro you can also add premium images for $49, link targeting for $29, a product catalog for $49, visibility from $59, or, per language, 60 instead of 30 articles for $85 or 90 for $160, each per month. You can remove an add-on or language pack anytime, and it runs until the end of the month you paid for. The trial has no add-ons or language packs. A discount by the number of your paid websites, on each website’s Pro and add-ons, starting with its next invoice: 10% from 2, 15% from 5, 20% from 20. Language packs and their article add-ons are excluded. It’s all on the pricing page.

What counts as an article?

Every article you create or generate from the calendar counts once. Later edits in the editor and rewrites from Search Console don’t count. The 30 articles are for a website’s main language, and each language pack brings its own 30. Unused articles expire at the end of that website’s billing month.

Which countries and languages does Citapult cover?

14 countries: the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Brazil and Poland. Citapult writes in eight languages. One website can have several, say English for the US and German for Germany. Each further language needs a language pack and gets its own keywords, links and 30 articles a month.

Can I use the articles however I want?

Yes. You can use, edit and publish them without restriction, including for your clients.

Where is my data stored?

Projects, articles and images are stored in Frankfurt, Germany. The privacy policy lists which providers process what.

What happens after the trial, and how do I cancel?

After three days, Pro continues at Regular price$199 now$99 a month for that website. You cancel each website on its own in the app under Billing. Cancel during the trial and it runs to its end, with nothing more to pay. Cancel later and Pro ends with the month you’ve paid for. The articles stay, and you can still edit and download them.

Three days of Pro for $1.

Then Regular price$199 now$99 a month per website. Cancel anytime before.

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