WordCrafter helps you write content that ranks, and pages that sell, from evidence rather than guesswork. It brings two things together that usually live in separate tools: research into what already works on Google, and writing with an AI agent that uses that research.
AI research: know what to write
Give WordCrafter a keyword and SERP research reads the first page of Google for it. It shows you:
Which kinds of pages Google rewards for that search, and which kind you are making.
The topics the ranking pages cover, the gaps none of them fill, and how long they are.
An outline built from that evidence for an article, or a section-by-section page plan for a product, service or landing page.
See SERP research, the complete guide.
AI writing: an agent that knows your work
Create content from a research and write it in the WordCrafter editor, with an AI agent that plans and edits across the whole draft. What makes it different from a blank chat window is what it already knows:
Your research: the outline, the length target and the keywords to work in.
Your business: what you sell, who buys it and the proof you can cite.
Your style: the rules you set and the memories it builds as you work.
You stay in control. By default its edits arrive as suggestions you accept or reject, and every version is kept. See The AI agent.
Agent Studio: set it up once
Everything the agent knows about you lives in Agent Studio: business context, a library of reference files, rules, memory, modes and model choices. Set it at account level, and let projects add their own for different websites or clients. See What the agent knows about you.
Who it is for
WordCrafter is built for people whose content has to perform:
SEO and content teams that publish regularly and need every piece of content to have a reason to rank.
Agencies and freelancers writing for several clients, each with its own voice and facts.
Businesses writing their own product, service and landing pages, grounded in what they actually sell.
Every plan includes the whole product. Plans differ only in how much research and AI usage they include. See Plans and pricing.
Where to start
How WordCrafter works follows one piece of content from keyword to export.
Your first draft is a quickstart for a new account.
The free trial gives you the whole product for 14 days.