Reads your site first
Pulls robots.txt and your sitemap, then audits your real pages before a single word is written.
AI content writer
Content that starts with your actual website.
Most AI writing tools start from a prompt and invent the rest. OllaWrite reads your site first — the pages, the structure, what search sees — then writes from what is really there.
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Site auditComplete
example.comB+
Discoverability92
Content quality78
Structured data45
Top recommendation
Add Article schema — basic eligibility for AI answer surfaces.
12x
Faster first drafts
40+
Site signals audited
9
Checks per page
4
Specialist agents
What it does
Everything a writer would do first, done before the draft.
SEO scoring per page
Titles, meta, headings, structured data and readability — graded so you know which pages drag.
Specialist agents
Research, a check on that research, writing, then an edit. Four agents, one job each.
Grounded drafts
The writer only sees the brief and the audit, so claims trace back to your own pages.
Brand voice memory
Give it a few samples and it keeps tone consistent across everything it produces.
Built-in critic
An editor agent rejects thin or unsupported drafts before they ever reach you.
How it works
Four agents, each with one job.
- 01
Point it at your domain
It maps the site and audits the pages that matter, and says plainly if the crawl was blocked or partial.
- 02
Get a brief, not a guess
It reads what currently ranks for your topic and turns the gap into a brief a writer can follow.
- 03
Draft, critiqued first
An editor agent checks the draft against the brief and sends it back if it is thin or unsupported.
- 04
Publish or export
Ship it to your CMS, or take the markdown and do what you like with it.
Sample output
A brief you can argue with, then a draft you can ship.
Every draft arrives with the brief it was written against and the audit findings it drew on, so you can check the reasoning instead of trusting it.
- Target intent and the format that currently wins
- Section outline with must-cover points
- Editor verdict, with the specific changes demanded
Editor verdict
REWRITE3 required changes
1. Opening does not answer the question until paragraph three.
2. Claim about pricing is not supported by the audit or the brief.
3. Two sections cover the same intent — merge them.
Use cases
Written for the pages that earn their keep.
Blog and SEO
Cluster-aware articles that target one intent per page.
Landing pages
Positioning copy built from what your product pages already claim.
Product copy
Descriptions consistent with the specs on your own site.
Newsletters
Recurring sends drawn from your latest published work.
What people say
“The audit surfaced three template-level problems we had been shipping for two years. The drafts were almost a side benefit.”
“It is the first tool that did not need me to explain what the company does. It had already read the site.”
“The critic stage is the difference. We were getting confident nonsense from everything else we tried.”
Pricing
Straightforward plans.
Starter
For a single site and one writer.
$29/month
- 1 site
- 20 drafts a month
- Full page audits
- Markdown export
Most popular
Studio
For teams publishing every week.
$99/month
- 5 sites
- Unlimited drafts
- Brand voice memory
- Editor critic stage
- CMS export
Agency
For teams running many client sites.
Custom
- Unlimited sites
- Client workspaces
- Shared brand profiles
- Priority support
Illustrative pricing for this preview.
FAQ
Questions worth asking.
How is this different from a normal AI writer?
Most tools start from your prompt and invent the rest. OllaWrite starts by crawling and auditing your site, so the draft is built from what is actually published rather than from a guess about your business.
Does it need access to my CMS?
No. It reads what is publicly reachable — the same pages a search engine sees. CMS export is optional and only used when you ask for it.
What if my site blocks crawlers?
It tells you. A blocked or partial crawl is reported in the audit rather than quietly producing a thin result that looks complete.
Can it match our tone of voice?
Give it a handful of existing pieces and it keeps tone consistent across everything it writes afterwards.
Who owns the output?
You do. Drafts are yours to edit, publish or discard.
See it against a site you already know well.
The fastest way to judge it is to point it at your own domain and see whether the audit tells you anything you did not already know.