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Each approved article is served as a Webflow collection item with the field names your blog template already uses, ready for a script to post.

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Rankveo API

Your field names

Each article comes back shaped like your collection, ready for a script to postPremium and Max

Articles shaped for your Webflow collection

Rankveo does the research, writing, and review. Each approved article is served as a Webflow collection item, using the field names Webflow's blog template uses, so a short script or automation can post it and keep it updated.

Field names you already have

The item uses Webflow's blog template fields. Rename them in your script if your collection differs.

Drafts stay drafts

The draft flag follows the article's status in Rankveo, so nothing goes live before approval.

Refresh without new URLs

Report the item id back once and later syncs update the same item, keeping its slug.

Best for marketing sites on Webflow with someone who can wire a short script or automation.

Customer stories

What changed for them

Three founders, a few months after they started using Rankveo.

Search performance report: clicks and impressions rising over three months

Weekly reporting for an edtech team

“I used to chase our marketer for an SEO update every Friday. Now I read the Monday email over coffee and that's it. Last week ChatGPT cited us 128 times. I didn't even know you could track that.”

AI citations: 128/wk
Reporting: Weekly

Organic traffic report: traffic up 180 percent over three months

Daily publishing for an AI startup

“We sat at about 7k visits a month for most of last year. Started publishing daily in June, and by September we were at 21k. Two customers on onboarding calls said ChatGPT sent them.”

Organic growth: +180%
Timeframe: 3 mo

Search performance report: clicks and impressions up, average position improving over six months

Client SEO for a product studio

“Each client blog was eating around 40 hours of my month. Now I skim the drafts, fix a line or two, and hit publish. We took on twice the clients without hiring.”

Before Rankveo: 40h
Client output: 2×

Plans & Pricing

Simple pricing for SEO and AI visibility

Start with one website, then scale your publishing and monitoring as your search presence grows.

What can Rankveo publish to?

Publish to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, Wix, and more through direct integrations.

Does AI visibility update automatically?

Yes. Plans include between 500 and 1,000 AI visibility refreshes each month.

Can I change plans as we grow?

Yes. Move to a higher-capacity plan whenever your publishing or monitoring needs increase.

Annually Save up to 20%

Premium plan

For growing companies that want higher publishing and monitoring capacity.

$99 monthly billed monthly

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20,000 AI credits
500 AI visibility refreshes
100 articles per month
SEO + AI visibility tracking
Content planning and publishing
One paid website

Max plan

Highest capacity for demanding search operations, $199 a month.

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45,000 AI credits
1,000 visibility refreshes
200 articles per month
20x API and crawl capacity

Questions about Webflow

How it connects, what it changes on your site, and how billing works.

Is there a native Webflow connector?

Not yet. Today Rankveo prepares each approved article in the shape Webflow accepts, and a short script or automation posts it with a Rankveo API key. A native connector is planned.

Which plans include the API?

Premium and Max issue full-scope API keys. Every plan can issue a blog-scope key, which serves published articles to a site that renders them itself.

Will a second sync create duplicate posts?

No, as long as your script reports the Webflow id back to Rankveo after the first post. Later syncs then update that item instead of adding a copy.

Does it match my collection's fields?

The payload uses name, slug, post-body, post-summary, and published-on, which is Webflow's blog template. If your collection names them differently, map them in your script.

Also connects with

All integrations

Shopify An embedded Shopify app that researches what shoppers ask, drafts articles for your review, and publishes the approved ones to your store blog.

WordPress The official plugin. Approved articles arrive as WordPress drafts, scheduled ones keep their date, and every sync updates the same post.

Framer Framer renders the design; Rankveo supplies the articles as CMS records, one per collection item, with rich text as HTML.