A blog that does not depend on whoever has time this week.
A SaaS blog has to explain the product, answer what customers search for, and stay true as the product moves. Mastheads runs that work as a newsroom: it works the topics you set, checks every claim against the sources it used, and publishes to HubSpot, Webflow or WordPress under a name your team chose.
I have watched good blogs go quiet because the one person who wrote them got a real job to do. The writing was never the hard part. The checking, the sources and the name on the article were, and those are what I built this to carry.
The parts nobody wants to say out loud.
- ·The blog stops the week the person who wrote it gets busy.
- ·Half the posts describe a version of the product that no longer exists.
- ·Nobody wants to put their name on an AI draft they did not check.
- ·The content calendar is a spreadsheet nobody opens.
The jobs saas marketing teams hand it.
Bring the stale posts back
Point it at your sitemap, filter by path and by age, and every post untouched for months comes back refreshed, rewritten, or written to beat the page that outranks it.
Ask for an articleA buying guide for every product line
Build the structure once, cross it with your own values, and get the whole set. Comparisons and ranked lists come the same way.
Ask for an articleExplain every term your customers search
Hand it a list of terms and get one plain-language explainer per term, written from real sources.
Ask for an articleFind what to write next
Ask for a research report built from live sources, grounded in what your site already ranks for in Search Console. On every paid plan.
ResearchKnow what is wrong with the site
Quorl reads the whole site of a domain you proved you control and reports page-level and cross-page issues.
QuorlOne article, five channels
Turn a finished article into a LinkedIn post, an X thread, an email, key takeaways or FAQ schema, and refine any of them.
DistributeYour newsroom inside your own tools
Connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP client to the newsroom, and pull every article into your own code through the read-only API.
Your content, your API
Built for saas marketing teams.
Stale posts, refreshed from your sitemap
Point it at your sitemap, filter by path and by age, and every post untouched for months comes back refreshed, rewritten, or written to beat the page that outranks it.
An explainer for every term
Hand it the terms your customers search and get one plain-language explainer per term, written from real sources.
Research grounded in your own Search Console
Ask for a research report built from live sources and what your site already ranks for. On every paid plan.
Every article checked and signed
Every claim is checked against the sources it used, what fell short is stated on the article, and a real named byline and an editor of record go on every piece.
Publishes where your site lives
HubSpot, Webflow, WordPress and four more, or Markdown and HTML for anything else. Then one article becomes a LinkedIn post, an X thread and an email.
Compliance is built in, not bolted on.
- EU AI Act Article 50 disclosure
- Named editor of record + real bylines
- Self-serve GDPR export and account deletion
- Registered DMCA agent
- Fact-checked against sources
- You own every article, one-click export
Answers to what saas marketing teams actually ask.
Can it write about our product accurately?+
Does it publish to HubSpot?+
Who signs the articles?+
Can it turn a post into social copy?+
Try Mastheads for saas marketing teams.
7 days, 10 articles, no card. See it run on your own site.