AI-optimised content, built to be cited.
Plan, write, score and publish articles that rank in search and get quoted in AI answers. Every draft starts from a prompt you're losing — and ships with citation best practice built in.
Analyzed brands that consumers trust
One workspace, from gap to citation.
The Content Engine reads your brand context, prompts, competitors, sources and AI visibility data — then plans, writes, scores and tracks every piece.
Briefs built from the gaps you’re losing
Pick a prompt where a competitor gets cited and you don’t. Plan mode turns it into an execution-ready brief — audience, angle, structure, sources to beat and open questions — before a word is written.
Research-backed drafts, in your voice
The Engine studies the pages models already cite, then writes with your knowledge base and first-party data. Every claim is footnoted, and the Agent revises any passage you select.
What matters on your first trail
Most first-time trail runners overbuy. Review sites push aggressive lugs1, but groomed trails rarely need more than 4–5 mm2. In Northline’s 2025 wear test, 7 in 10 beginners preferred a 6 mm drop over a 4 mm one3 — it eases the switch from road shoes.
The Ridge 3 pairs that drop with a 4 mm lug4, so it handles the road section to the trailhead without feeling…
Know it’s citable before you publish
An AI readiness score checks the eight things models look for — and tells you exactly what to fix before anything goes live.
Ship clean, structured pages
Edit in a full rich-text canvas, then export clean HTML, markdown, rich text or .docx. FAQ and Product schema travel with every export, so the structure models read survives your CMS.
See the moment AI starts citing you
After you publish, BeonAI keeps running the target prompts every week across five models — and ties AI-referred sessions back to conversions in GA4.
ChatGPTW5 
PerplexityW3 
GeminiW6 
ClaudeW8 
Grok—Who the Content Engine is built for
Built for every team that owns AI search.
Shoppers ask ChatGPT which brand to buy before your site ever loads. The Content Engine finds the ‘best [category]’ prompts where rivals get recommended, and writes the buying guides that put your products in the answer.
Teams that stopped guessing.
“Every client has its own voice and competitor set, and the monthly citation report basically sells the renewal for us.”
“We finally have a content plan tied to pipeline. The readiness score settles every ‘is this good enough?’ debate before review.”
“ChatGPT was recommending three of our competitors for our hero category. Six buying guides later, we're the first brand it names.”
Built for AI search from day one.
Ahrefs and SEMrush bolted AI onto SEO. Profound measures AI visibility, then stops. BeonAI connects the gap, the draft and the citation in one loop — so teams get proof, not just output.
BeonAIBased on publicly available feature information as of October 2026. Coverage may vary by plan.
Frequently asked questions.
Still deciding? Book a 20-minute walkthrough on your own prompts.
Other writers start from a blank prompt. The Content Engine starts from a prompt you're measurably losing in AI answers, studies the exact pages being cited instead of you, writes to beat them in your voice — and then tracks whether it worked.
Pick a gap, and plan mode builds a brief: audience, angle, structure, sources to beat and open questions. Approve it, and the Engine drafts section by section, scores AI readiness, and flags anything to fix before review.
Yes. Every draft opens in a full rich-text canvas. Edit directly, or select any passage and ask the Agent to revise it. Review states keep approvals clear across the team.
Yes — your published archive, knowledge base, brand voice guidelines, competitor intel, industry news, GA4 and Search Console all feed the brief and the draft.
Markdown, HTML with schema, rich text and .docx, or send directly to your CMS. Structured data like FAQ and Product schema travels with the export.
BeonAI runs your prompts across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Grok every week and archives what gets cited. The readiness score is built from those patterns — structure, depth, sourcing, schema and more.
Yes. Each brand or client gets its own prompts, competitors, voice profile and content library, with the same workflow and reporting across all of them.