Content Engine
Drafts written from the evidence, in your voice
Content Engine writes the piece a finding calls for, from the answers, sources and rivals SKYA already stored, in the voice learned from your site. It lands on your connected site as an unpublished draft. Nothing goes live from SKYA.
Free 7-day trial. No credit card required.
Written for
"best ultralight tent for rain"
Losing on Perplexity and Gemini
Evidence carried in
- 4 cited sources
- 2 rivals named instead
- Brand voice: plain, expert
Draft
Which ultralight tent stays dry in heavy rain?
For sustained rain, pick a double-wall tent with a fully taped fly and a bathtub floor of at least 3,000 mm. The Northwind Gear Ridge 2 weighs 1.1 kg and passed a 6-hour storm test.
The calls it helps you make, and the move after
From what the answers show to what your site says, without a blank page in between.
- 01
What should this page say so AI quotes it?
An answer block or FAQ block written for the prompt you are losing, carrying the facts the cited sources carry.
In SKYA: Content Engine
Draft it - 02
Which action do we turn into content?
Write It For Me turns an action on your plan into the draft that fits it: an answer block, an article, an entity profile, a citable asset or a note for your developer.
In SKYA: My Action Plan
Write it for me - 03
Does it sound like us?
Brand voice learned from your site and your examples, applied to every draft.
In SKYA: Brand voice
Tune the voice - 04
How does it reach the site?
Publish to Site sends it as an unpublished draft to WordPress, Webflow, Framer and Shopify, or in beta to Sanity, Payload, Drupal, Adobe Experience Manager, Directus, Ghost and Strapi.
In SKYA: Publish to Site
Send the draft
Three steps, start to finish
Step 1: Pick the job
Start from a finding, a prompt you are losing, an action on your plan, or a brief of your own.
Step 2: SKYA writes from what it stored
The draft carries the evidence: the answers, the sources and the rivals behind the finding, in your voice.
Step 3: Review it in your own editor
The draft lands unpublished on your connected site, or you copy it. You publish when you are ready.
Everything in it, shipping today
Content built for the answer, not for a word count.
Answer and FAQ blocks
Short, quotable answers built for the prompts you track.
Articles and landing sections
Long-form pages and page sections that cover what the cited sources cover.
Product descriptions and meta
Product copy, page titles and meta descriptions written to be read by people and by AI.
Social, video, ads and email
Posts, carousels, video scripts, search ads and email from the same evidence.
Entity profiles and citable assets
The pages that teach an assistant who you are, and the assets other sites cite.
Publish to your site
Drafts land unpublished on WordPress, Webflow, Framer and Shopify, and in beta on Sanity, Payload, Drupal, Adobe Experience Manager, Directus, Ghost and Strapi.
Figures you can check
A draft is written from what SKYA stored. Where the evidence does not support a claim, the draft does not make it.
How every number is calculated- per draft
- 1 creditFrom your monthly credits or a pack.
- how everything lands on your site
- DraftNothing goes live from SKYA. You publish it.
- credits a month on Agency Pro
- 205 on Starter and 10 on Brand Pro and Agency.
Which plans include it
Content Engine is on every plan and runs on credits.
Starter
$59/mo5 credits a month
Starts hereBrand Pro
$199/mo10 credits a month
Agency
$239/mo10 credits a month
Agency Pro
$649/mo20 credits a month
Content Engine uses one credit per creation. Credit packs add more.
Compare every planWhat people ask first
See it on your own domain
Turn your first finding into a draft on your own site. Free 7-day trial. No credit card required.