Content Overview
How Rankfender writes articles from source evidence, checks and publishes them: Library, Writer, Settings, limits, models and credits.
Content is where Rankfender writes, checks, shares and publishes your articles. It has three tabs: Library (every article), Writer (one article open) and Settings (how articles are written). The editorial calendar lives in Planning › Calendar.
What an article contains
Each article is written from source evidence: the pages that rank for your keyword, your own pages, your Brand Book and your AI visibility data. Facts are cited to real pages. A truth layer then screens out invented quotes, statistics and claims before the article is saved.
- Answer-first sections: the first sentence of the introduction and of each section answers the question directly.
- Key takeaways right after the introduction.
- FAQ in the article's language, with short answers that can be quoted on their own.
- Sources: a numbered list of the pages the article cites.
- Schema graph (JSON-LD): Organization and BlogPosting (NewsArticle for news), plus FAQPage, HowTo or ItemList when the article has them.
- Meta title, meta description and slug, and a featured image.
Where articles come from
- Keywords: the target icon plans an article in the calendar; "AI content ideas" › Generate writes one now. See Keyword Opportunities.
- AI Visibility › Content ideas, for questions where AI assistants don't name you yet. See Content ideas.
- Planning: a content plan, or the autopilot when Auto Content Planning is on. One plan run creates at most 7 article ideas.
Each one lands in the Library as an Idea until it is written.
Plans, limits and credits
| Essential | Professional | Business | Agencies | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Articles a month | 5 | 15 | 30 | Unlimited |
| Writing model | Claude Haiku | Claude Sonnet | Claude Opus | Claude Opus |
| Longest article | 4,000 words | 6,000 words | 6,000 words | 6,000 words |
| Articles a day in the calendar | 1 | Up to 2 | Up to 2 | Up to 2 |
| Web Research Mode choice | Locked | None or Standard | None, Standard or Deep | None, Standard or Deep |
| Proofread and the selection assistant | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Inline images | No | Up to 3 | Up to 3 | Up to 3 |
| Auto-index on Google | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Every article created in a calendar month counts toward the limit, across all your projects. Writing an article costs about 30 credits. Short parts (FAQ, conclusion, finishing and the editor pass) use a lighter Claude model on Professional and above.
Note
Credits and limits are explained in Monthly credits and Plan limits.
In this section
- Library: filters, statuses, the quality and index columns.
- Writing an article: each step, and how long it takes.
- Article types: the 8 types in the Writer.
- Quality review and the publish gate: what is checked and what blocks publishing.
- Image generation and Share, copy and download.
- Content Settings and Publishing and autopilot.