The job you were about to outsource, done by software.
If you searched for a blog writing service, this is the other answer. Mastheads is SEO content writing software: it finds real sources, writes the article from them with inline citations, checks every claim against those sources, draws the cover and publishes to your CMS. The name on the article is yours, and so is the decision to press publish.
Nobody here writes for you. There is no brief to send, no turnaround to wait on and no per-article rate to agree. You set the topics and the voice once, and the articles arrive checked.
I was nervous the first time AI published under my name. I run my own news sites, and I let Mastheads draft, check, illustrate and publish there every day. It is what I built so I could keep doing that and still sleep.
What you hand over, and what stays yours.
When you outsource blog writing you are handing over one step in the middle of a job: someone still has to find the sources, check the draft, find a picture and put it on the site. The software takes the whole of that. Here is the line it does not cross.
Finds and reads the sources
Research runs by default, at the time of writing, and every source it reads is cited inline and listed with the article.
Writes the article
One line in, one article out: a topic, a list, a brief or a URL, in the voice, point of view and reading level you set once per publication.
Checks the draft against its own sources
Each claim is checked against the sources the article used. What could not be put right is named on the article rather than passed.
Adds the picture
One cover image per article, drawn for the story and carrying a visible AI credit. Nothing is taken from the open web.
Publishes to your site
Seven CMS platforms, or Markdown and HTML if you would rather take the article away. Articles wait for your review unless you switch a publication to publish unattended.
What the site covers
You set the topics, the voice and the banned words. It works inside them and does not decide what your publication is about.
The name on the article
Every article carries a real, named byline, and each publication names an editor of record. The software never signs anything.
The decision to publish
Review is the default. Switching a publication to publish unattended is a choice you make per domain, not a setting the software makes for you.
The articles themselves
They live on your CMS under your name, and every one of them can be exported as Markdown or HTML at any time.
A service sells you a writer. This sells you the whole newsroom.
An article writing service hands back a draft and the checking is still yours. Here the draft arrives with the sources it used, the checks it ran and what it could not settle, written on the article. That is the part of the job a masthead is actually paying for, and it is the part most content writing services leave out.
There is no rate card by the word. The smallest plan is $99 a month for 40 articles across up to 3 sites, and every article is written natively in the language you set, so a Swedish or German site gets Swedish or German writing, not English translated afterwards.
Questions people ask first
Is Mastheads a blog writing service?
No. It is software. Nobody at Mastheads writes your articles; the software finds real sources, writes from them, checks the draft against those sources and publishes it to your site. You set the topics and the voice, and the name on the article is yours.
Can I outsource blog writing to it?
You can hand it the same job you would hand a writer: a topic, a list of topics, a brief or a URL. What comes back is a finished article with the sources it used, the checks it passed and a cover image, waiting for your review. The part you cannot hand over, deciding what your site should cover, stays with you.
What does it cost per article?
There is no per-article rate to negotiate. Plans are monthly, and the smallest is $99 a month for 40 articles across up to 3 sites. The free trial is 10 articles on one site, with no card.
Does it write SEO content?
It writes articles from real sources, with inline citations, in the voice and reading level you set for the publication. That is what search engines reward and what a reader stays for. It does not pad an article to a word count or stuff a keyword in every paragraph.
Who owns the articles?
You do. They publish to your own CMS under your own byline, and everything can be exported as Markdown or HTML at any time, including the day you cancel.
How is this different from hiring a writer or an agency?
A writer or an agency gives you a person to brief and a draft to check. The software gives you the draft already checked, with the sources listed and the checks it ran on the article, at any hour and in any language. Whether you also want a person is your call; plenty of people run both.
Is the writing checked before it reaches me?
Yes. Each claim is checked against the sources the article itself used. Anything that could not be put right is named on the article rather than hidden behind a green tick, so you know what to look at before you press publish.
Where does it publish?
WordPress.org, WordPress.com, Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, HubSpot and GoHighLevel. Or connect nothing and take the finished articles away as Markdown or HTML.
Try it on one article first.
Ask for something in one line and read what comes back, sources and all. The trial is 10 articles and no card.
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