Rankenza

Rankenza is an SEO blog writer that turns a keyword into a full article researched from real search results and checked by a human editor before you get it. Your first article is free with no card needed, and after that you pay per article with no subscription. Every order, free ones too, goes through the same five steps. First comes a scan of the Google top 10 results for your keyword, filtered by search intent, to see what already ranks. Next is an outline built from that research, then a draft written in original words, never copied. After that, internal links are added from your sitemap, and a final check is done before delivery. The human review is the main difference from raw AI output. An editor checks facts, readability and structure before the article is delivered. Each article has an SEO structure built in, with the keyword in the title and headings, a clear outline and internal links, so search engines can find and understand it. You can see an instant preview of the brief and opening before you claim an article, and you review every article before it goes live. Pricing is simple. The first article is free, one per account. A single article costs $3.60, and a bulk pack of 50 credits costs $89, which works out to $1.78 per article. Credits never expire and stay on your account, which suits agencies and teams. Checkout is through PayPal, with Creem as a backup. The site also offers 10 free SEO tools that run in your browser with no sign-up. They include a metadata generator with live length checks, an SEO keyword generator, a long-tail keyword generator, a diff checker for comparing drafts, a redirect checker, a broken link checker, ROI and CSAT calculators, and text to speech and speech to text tools. A sample article is on the site so you can judge the quality first. Articles are queued until they are generated and reviewed, so delivery is not instant. The site does not promise rankings, and you should still read each article before publishing.