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Pick a keyword, approve the outline. Rext AI researches, writes in your voice, scores the draft and publishes to WordPress.

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    Search keywordType a keyword to research, current step
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    Select keyword, not started
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Start with a keyword

We read its search results first. You choose the type, the title and the outline before the article is written.

how to rank in ai overviewsUnited StatesAnalyze

One keyword, typed once. The app reads the search results and the backlink data before it suggests anything.

Real time 0:00

Recorded run on Rext AI's own workspace · October 8, 2026 · 3 min 17 s from keyword to article, replayed in 28 s

What you just watched

Every step leaves a receipt.

  1. 01

    Search keyword

    The search data: difficulty 19, informational intent, 260 searches a month.

  2. 02

    Select keyword

    The keyword kept: how to rank in ai overviews, over 8 suggestions.

  3. 03

    Content type

    The format: How-to guide, recommended out of 11 that fit the intent.

  4. 04

    Title

    The title: one of 5, each carrying the keyphrase.

  5. 05

    Content outline

    The approved outline: 8 steps, 16 key points, a persona at 67% fit.

  6. 06

    Article

    The article and its Checklist: on-page score 100, Strong, and Trust 73%. It stopped at the publish confirmation.

Two scores that explain themselves.

A bare number tells you nothing. Open each score to see what it checked.

  • Trust

    73%

    Scored on one article, “how to rank in ai overviews”, October 8, 2026

    How much the article itself shows experience, expertise, authority and trust, in 25 weighted signals.

    What it checks

    Trust

    Only the article is read: the site's backlinks and traffic don't count.

    Experience20% of the score · this article 70 of 100

    • First-person / practitioner language20 of 20
    • Concrete anecdotes or real-world scenarios15 of 25
    • Actionable operational advice (monitoring, rollback, checks)20 of 20
    • Quantified outcomes (% improvement, latency, cost)0 of 15
    • Case studies, artifacts, or postmortem references5 of 5
    • Applied walkthroughs, demos, or step-by-step examples10 of 15

    Expertise25% of the score · this article 80 of 100

    • Technical breadth and correct domain terminology20 of 20
    • Deep technical specifics beyond surface-level advice15 of 20
    • Inline citations, links, or named sources20 of 20
    • References to standards, frameworks, or model cards0 of 5
    • Structured expert depth (headings, lists, tables)10 of 15
    • Nuanced tradeoff and decision-framework analysis15 of 20

    Authoritativeness20% of the score · this article 65 of 100

    • Practitioner tone — not hype or generic marketing15 of 15
    • Demonstrated subject mastery and nuanced judgment20 of 20
    • Brand/org authority cues (methodology, editorial context)10 of 15
    • Specific, non-generic recommendations tied to the topic15 of 15
    • Named byline with role and org visible in content0 of 15
    • Bio explains WHY the author is qualified (experience, domain)5 of 10
    • Author explains HOW they know what they claim0 of 10

    Trustworthiness35% of the score · this article 75 of 100

    • Candid about risks, limitations, and failure modes15 of 20
    • Source-backed factual claims and statistics25 of 25
    • Disclosure transparency (affiliate, sponsored, AI-assisted)10 of 15
    • Non-exaggerated, proportional claims20 of 20
    • Honest scope boundaries — opinion vs fact distinguished5 of 10
    • Named author with verifiable bio or credentials link0 of 10

  • On-page score

    100/100

    StrongScored on one article, “how to rank in ai overviews”, October 8, 2026

    How the page is built for search: its title, description, headings, length, alt text and keyphrase use.

    What it checks

    On-page score

    Checked on this article

    • Optimal Title LengthLength 52 is optimal.
    • Optimal Meta Description LengthLength 135 is optimal.
    • Single H1 Tag PresentPage has a single H1 tag, which is generally the recommended practice for the main page heading.
    • Logical Heading HierarchyThe heading structure appears logical and hierarchical without any skipped levels.
    • Sufficient Content LengthMain content length (10798 chars) meets or exceeds the minimum recommendation.
    • Acceptable Text-to-HTML RatioText-to-HTML ratio (48.82%) is within an acceptable range, indicating a good balance of text to code.
    • Good Image Alt Text CoverageAll detected images appear to have appropriate alt text attributes or are correctly marked as decorative.
    • Focus keyphrase density“how to rank in ai overviews” appears 8 times, 0.444% of the words, inside the target band of 0.3% to 1.2%.

    Always passed here

    The app adds these tags to the page it checks, so they cannot fail in this check.

    • Viewport Configured for Mobile
    • UTF-8 Charset Declared
    • HTML Language Declared
    • Essential Open Graph Tags Present
    • Twitter Card Tags Appear Configured

For the person whose name is on it.

Three jobs, one app. Find yours below.

  • For SEO agencies

    A workspace per client, roles for who may publish, and every article with its sources and its scores. When a client asks “is this AI?”, show the work.

    The Agency plan has unlimited workspaces and members; each person is an owner, admin, editor or viewer, and publishing is a permission of its own.

    See the Agency plan

  • For marketing teams

    Clusters, personas and a shared calendar. Every article starts from the same voice, because it lives in the workspace, not in one person's head.

    The brand profile is read from your website when the workspace is made, and posts are scheduled on a calendar in your account's time zone.

    How the brand voice works

  • For founders and niche-site owners

    You know what the article should say. Rext AI does the research and the writing, stops at the outline for you to approve, and publishes when you say so.

    Starter is $39 a month for 400 credits, which is 26 articles; the WordPress plugin publishes, saves a draft, sends for review or schedules.

    Publishing to WordPress

You'll be unhappy with Rext AI if

  • you want volume above all. It is built for the articles you would sign, not for the most articles.
  • you won't look at the outline. The gate is the point.
  • you need medical, legal or financial content and have no expert to review it.
  • you want a ranking guarantee. Nobody honest can give you one.
  • you need articles in a language other than English. It writes in English only, for now.
  • you need it to publish straight to a CMS other than WordPress. WordPress is the one it connects to today.

What the demo doesn't show.

The demo follows one article. Here is the rest, named as the app names it.
  • Saved keywords in Rext AI, each with its monthly volume, difficulty and search intent.

    Keep every keyword you research

    Every keyword you analyze is saved in Keywords with its data, so your next article starts from the list.

    See Keywords
  • The brand voice in Rext AI: how every article sounds, read from your website and editable.

    Your brand voice, every article

    Brand voice reads your site to build a profile of your tone, and every article is written to it.

    See brand voice
  • Personas in Rext AI: the authors your articles are written as, and how many articles each has.

    Credit the right author

    Choose one of your personas for an article, and WordPress credits the matching user, if your site has one.

    See personas
  • Internal links in Rext AI: the site's own articles ranked by relevance, those at 50% or more selected.

    Links to your own articles

    The outline suggests internal links to your own articles, ranked by how closely each one matches the topic.

    See internal links
  • The calendar in Rext AI on its board, with one draft.

    See what goes out when

    Calendar shows each published and scheduled post by month, or by status on its board, and you schedule in your own time zone.

    See the calendar
  • A finished article's actions in Rext AI with the publish menu open, starting with Publish and Save as Draft.

    Published when you say so

    Send a finished article to WordPress as a live post, a draft, for review, or on a schedule.

    See WordPress publishing

Priced in articles. Printed in full.

Plans are listed by articles first, then credits. One article is 15 credits, at any length.

  • Starter

    About 26 articles a month

    $39 a month

    400 credits
    About $1.50 per article

    • 1 workspace
    • 5 members in each

    For one site and the person who runs it.

    Start free trial
  • Our pick for most teams

    Growth

    About 66 articles a month

    $89 a month

    1,000 credits
    About $1.35 per article

    • 3 workspaces
    • 10 members in each

    For a small team running up to three sites.

    Start free trial

  • Pro

    About 160 articles a month

    $189 a month

    2,400 credits
    About $1.18 per article

    • 5 workspaces
    • 15 members in each

    For an SEO team running up to five sites.

    Start free trial

  • Agency

    About 366 articles a month

    $399 a month

    5,500 credits
    About $1.09 per article

    • Unlimited workspaces
    • Unlimited members

    For agencies, with a workspace for every client.

    Start free trial

Start with a 7-day trial: 60 credits, enough for 4 articles, and no card. Credits reset each month and don't carry over.

How many articles a month?

The plan that fits

Starter

$39 a month, or $32.50 a month billed yearlyAbout $1.95 per article at this volume, or $1.63 billed yearly

Room for 6 more a month

When you leave

The articles you published stay on your WordPress site.

In the app, any article can be copied as HTML, Markdown or plain text. There is no export of the whole library yet.

What a credit buys

Search results and competitors1
Five titles1
Outline1
Research4
Draft1
Featured image1
Style pass5
E-E-A-T trust check1
One article15

A 600-word answer and a 5,000-word guide cost the same. Publishing to WordPress costs nothing.

Changing the keyword or asking for a new outline takes 1 credit more. Starting from research you ran in the last week takes 1 credit less, because its search results are reused. A run starts only with 15 credits in hand, and stopping one part way does not give credits back.

Before you start.

Short answers, with the sources where it matters.

Will Google penalize content written with Rext AI?

No, not for being written with AI. Google says “Appropriate use of AI or automation is not against our guidelines.” Its spam policy targets many pages made “for the primary purpose of manipulating search rankings and not helping users”, however they are made. So Rext AI researches what already ranks before it writes, keeps the source behind each fact, and waits for your approval at the outline.

Does Rext AI make things up?

It is built not to, and it shows you where its facts come from. Before writing, Rext AI searches the web for sources, and every fact in the outline carries the address it came from. After writing, it checks the article for claims its sources do not support and repairs them, up to twice. That lowers the risk without removing it, so read the draft before you publish.

Is “humanize” a trick to beat AI detectors?

No, and we don't sell that. The style pass is one editing pass for rhythm and readability, so the article reads as if an editor went through it. Rext AI computes no detection score and promises nothing about detectors. As Search Engine Roundtable reported, Google's John Mueller put it plainly: rewriting AI content by a human “won't make it authentic.” Value does. We don't sell undetectable. We sell content you'd put your name on.

How hands-off is it, and how much will I edit?

You make four choices, and Rext AI does the rest. You pick the keyword, the content type and the title, then approve the outline. After “Approve and generate” the run continues on our servers even if you close the tab, and the finished article waits for you. Nothing goes live on its own: publishing is a button you press, as a live post, a draft or for review.

How do credits work, and what does an article cost?

An article costs 15 credits, whatever its length: about $1.50 on Starter, which is $39 a month for 26 articles. It costs 1 less when you start it from research you ran in the last week, and 1 less if no featured image is made. Changing the keyword or regenerating an outline costs one more credit each time. Rext AI starts an article only when you have at least 15 credits, and a run you stop part way is not refunded. Publishing to WordPress costs nothing.

How is the article count worked out?

Each plan's article count is its month's credits divided by the 15 credits an article takes, rounded down to whole articles: Starter's 400 credits pay for 26. The price per article is the plan's monthly price over that count, so Starter is $39 ÷ 26, about $1.50. Billed yearly, a month's price is the yearly price over twelve, and the per-article figure follows it. Length makes no difference: a 600-word answer and a 5,000-word guide both take 15 credits.

Which CMS and which languages does Rext AI support?

WordPress today, through the Rext AI plugin, and English only. Connect your site once, and each finished article goes to it as a live post, a draft or for review. Articles are written in English; other languages are not supported yet. On another CMS, you can copy any article as HTML, Markdown or plain text and paste it in.

What happens to my content if I cancel?

The articles you published stay yours: they live on your own WordPress site, not with us. Any article in Rext AI can also be copied as HTML, Markdown or plain text, so take what you need before you cancel. What happens to your account and its data after you cancel is set out in our terms.

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