Narsil SEO · Pro tool
Start the post already knowing what it has to beat.
Enter a topic and get a ready-to-write outline built by studying the pages currently winning that search on Google, so your post starts ahead, not behind.
Included with Pro, along with every tool that ships after it.
The blank page is not the expensive part
The expensive part is finishing a good post that answers a different question than the one people are asking. It happens constantly: someone writes eleven hundred careful words about what a service includes, when everybody searching that phrase wants to know what it costs. The writing was fine. The shape was wrong, and nothing about the draft would have told you.
What the winners tell you
The pages ranking today are the clearest available statement of what that search currently means. Not because they're good, but because they're what the reader gets rewarded for finding. Reading that set before you write is the difference between answering the question and answering near it.
Where tools stop
Matching the field is the floor, not the finish
A post that only covers what the ranking pages cover has given nobody a reason to prefer it. The outline gets you level, which is worth an afternoon of research on its own. What puts you ahead is the part no tool has: your prices, your photographs, the mistake you watch customers make every week. Bring those, and the structure carries them.
Deciding what to write in the first place is the Customer Question Engine. Making the draft read like a person is the AI Draft Humanizer. Both are included with Pro.
Questions about outlines
- Which plan includes the Blueprint?
- Pro, at $99/month, which includes all fifteen tools and every tool that ships later. On Starter the tools are visible but locked.
- Isn't this just copying whoever ranks first?
- It would be if you stopped there, and a post that only matches the ranking pages has no reason to outrank them. What the winning set tells you is what the search currently means: what a reader expects to find, which questions are table stakes, how deep the answer goes. Meeting that is the floor. Beating it takes something of yours that none of them have.
- Do I still have to write it?
- Yes, and that's deliberate. The outline is a structure, not a draft. The part that makes a post worth reading is your specifics: the price you actually charge, the mistake you watch customers make, the thing you'd tell a friend. Nothing can generate those for you because nobody else has them.
- How does this fit with your other content tools?
- The Customer Question Engine decides what to write next; the Blueprint turns that into a structure; the AI Draft Humanizer takes the machine-shaped edges off whatever comes out. All three are in Pro, which is the point of them living together.
Stop writing into the dark
Pro is $99/month with all fifteen tools and the weekly website audit. Cancel from the billing portal, no call.