Research the question
Ryterr reads what already ranks and retrieves live sources before the first paragraph. Only pages it actually read can be linked.
NewCompetitor price alerts and Search Console ideas
Blog posts built to rank on Google and get cited in AI answers.
Ryterr researches your topic, writes in your brand voice, checks every claim against live sources and publishes to your site on your schedule.
2 posts free, no card needed. You keep the Markdown and HTML.
Written for the places your buyers search and ask
Made for AI answers to quote.
ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity cite pages they can read and trust. Ryterr builds every post that way, so yours is the easy one to quote.
Clear answers
Plain headings and an FAQ section in every post.
Sources listed
Every claim links to the page that backs it.
Readable by any crawler
Clean HTML, complete titles and descriptions.
Facts that match your site
Your prices and product details come from your own pages, so answers about you stay right.
Four checks run before a post reaches you.
Open a real post and its report
Shape it for search
Headings, title, slug, description, an FAQ and a Sources section come with the post, and a structure check confirms they are there.
Check every claim
Trace checks each statistic, price, name and date against its source. You read the report, claim by claim.
Publish where you choose
Straight into your own site through WordPress, Ghost, GitHub, a signed webhook or the Content API, now or on a schedule.
You do three things. Ryterr does the rest.
- 1
Add your website
Ryterr reads your public pages and saves your product, prices and voice, each fact with the quote it came from.
- 2
Pick a topic
Choose from ideas ranked for your buyers, add your own, or plan the whole month on the calendar.
- 3
Review and publish
Read the fact check, edit anything, then publish to WordPress, Ghost, GitHub or your own webhook.
GitHubChecked against live sources, claim by claim.
Trace checks each statistic, price, name and date against live sources and lists every claim with its source. Where a source contradicts a sentence, it corrects the words and shows you the old and the new. Anything it cannot confirm is marked in the article for you to decide.
A post with an open finding waits for your review. A scheduled run stops there instead of publishing it, and a post you publish by hand asks you to confirm you read the warning first.
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You get the whole post, ready to go live.
- Sources you can open. Every post ends with a Sources section, and each link is a page the research retrieved.
- A fact-check report. Every claim checked, the source it was checked against, what was fixed and what waits for you.
- Images in your brand colours. A hero image and inline images drawn for the post.
- SEO fields filled in. Title, slug, description and social cards.
- Files you keep. Markdown and clean HTML, yours to export any time.
Ryterr keeps learning your brand and your market.
After your first post, Ryterr keeps reading your site and your competitors, plans what comes next and tells you what is working.
Your brand, read from your site
Ryterr keeps your product, prices and voice current. Every fact shows the quote it came from, and anything you edit stays yours.
Competitors, watched
On Solo, track up to five. Ryterr reads their key pages and tells you when their prices change.
A calendar that writes
Plan the month. Scheduled posts write themselves on time and wait for review when a claim needs you.
Search Console shows what to fix and what to write next
Connect Google Search Console and Ryterr flags posts that are losing traffic, posts close to page one and posts people see but rarely click, each with a button to open it. It also finds searches your site has no page for and turns them into topic ideas.
A review you can finish in minutes
Every finding numbered, every claim with its source, and one button to mark the post reviewed.
Ask Trace about any post
Where a number came from, what the fact check changed, what to write next.
The evidence comes with the post.
A plain AI draft leaves the checking to you. Ryterr gives you the report beside the post, so you can see what was checked.
- Every claim, with its source. The report lists each statistic, price, name and date Trace checked, with a link to the page it was checked against.
- The result as a count. For example 19 of 21 claims verified, with the claims it could not check against a source named.
- Flagged claims marked in the article. A claim that still needs you is highlighted in the text, so you do not hunt for it.
- Corrections shown before and after. When Trace fixes a claim before saving, you see the old words, the new words and why.
- Sources that were retrieved. Links come from pages the research found. A link the model wrote itself is removed.
What you get that a plain AI draft does not.
A chat model writes the words. Ryterr also does the checking, the sourcing, the publishing and the schedule around them.
Claims checked
- Ryterr
- Each one, by Trace, against a retrieved source
- A plain AI draft
- Left for you to check
The result
- Ryterr
- A count, such as 19 of 21 verified, with each claim and its source listed
- A plain AI draft
- No report
Claims that still need you
- Ryterr
- Highlighted in the article
- A plain AI draft
- Not marked in the text
Links
- Ryterr
- Pages the research retrieved, listed under Sources
- A plain AI draft
- Links the model writes from memory, with no check that the page exists
Your product and prices
- Ryterr
- Read from your own site, each fact kept with its quote
- A plain AI draft
- Whatever you paste in
Getting it live
- Ryterr
- Straight to WordPress, Ghost, GitHub, a signed webhook or the Content API
- A plain AI draft
- You copy and paste
Posting regularly
- Ryterr
- A schedule and a calendar, with optional auto-publish
- A plain AI draft
- You start each post by hand
Before it goes live
- Ryterr
- A post with an open finding waits for your review
- A plain AI draft
- No review step
What one checked post costs you.
| Compared on | Ryterr | Freelance writer | Agency | Writing it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per post | $2, or 20 a month for $35, plus tax where it applies | Paid per post | Monthly retainer | Your time |
| Research with sources | Every post | Depends on the writer | Usually | Your time |
| Fact-check report | Every post | Rare | Sometimes | Your time |
| Images and SEO fields | Included | Extra | Included | Your time |
| Published to your site | On your schedule | You paste it in | Usually | You paste it in |
Why we built Ryterr
A short note from the founder.
AI can write a blog post in a minute. Checking it properly takes far longer: every statistic, every price, every link. Most tools leave that work to you.
Ryterr does that work too. It reads your website first, researches live sources before it writes, checks each claim after, and shows you what it found. You read the report, make the call, and publish.
Our own blog runs on it. Try two posts on your site and judge them yourself.
Start with 2 free posts. Add Solo when you publish every week.
For weekly publishing
Solo
$29 a month per brand
Billed $348 yearly
plus tax where it applies
2 months free. You still get 20 posts each month, refilled monthly.
- 20 posts a month, extra posts $2 each
- Fact-check problems fixed and checked again
- 5 images per post
- Scheduling and the content calendar
- Weekly brand checks and monthly competitor checks
- Priced per brand, one bill for every Solo brand
Credits
$2 a post
plus tax where it applies
Buy posts when you need them. Credits never expire.
Buy creditsQuestions before you start
Something else on your mind? Write to us.
Will my posts rank first on Google or ChatGPT?
Rankings are Google and OpenAI's call, so we promise what we control. Ryterr builds each post the way search engines and AI tools read best: clear structure, sources, clean HTML and complete SEO fields. Connect Search Console to see how each post performs.
What does the fact check do?
It checks statistics, prices, names and dates against live sources and writes a report on the post. On Solo it fixes what it can and checks again. Anything unresolved stays visible for you.
Where can I publish?
WordPress, Ghost, GitHub and any site through a signed webhook. You can also pull posts through the Content API or export Markdown and HTML.
What happens if a post fails?
The credit for that post returns to your account automatically, so you can try again.
Can I cancel?
Yes, from your Billing page. Solo runs to the end of the month you paid for, and you keep every post.
Write your first two posts free.
Add your website, pick a topic and read the fact check yourself. No card needed.
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