ContentIQ
The AI writer that checks facts before it writes.
What is ContentIQ?
ContentIQ is an AI article writer that flips the usual AI writing workflow: instead of generating a draft and asking you to fact-check it afterward, it retrieves real sources and validates every claim before writing a sentence. Claims that cannot be verified or are contradicted are removed automatically, so the final output contains only statements that survived checking. Every article ships with a sources panel that links to the references used, along with visible verified and filtered counts. ContentIQ is built around a brand profile that stores your voice, audience, positioning, proof points, and banned words once. Every subsequent article inherits that profile, removing the need to re-explain your brand in every prompt. The workflow is simple: build your profile, choose a topic and format from post, blog, in-depth blog, case study, or white paper, then review and edit the article inline alongside its sources. Regeneration is available if the angle is wrong, and export supports Word, PDF, or text. Behind the scenes, ContentIQ tries to avoid the two main AI-writing failures: fluent but wrong content and fluent but generic content. Each article is committed to one specific claim and built on a named framework with three to five labeled parts, and a 65-phrase ban list catches jargon like leverage and unlock after the draft. It is aimed at founders publishing under their own name, agencies juggling multiple brands, and teams whose expert readers will notice a wrong statistic. Pricing starts at $39 per month for 12 articles and one brand profile, with a $99 per month Studio plan for unlimited articles and five profiles; the first article is free with no credit card required.
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Key Features of ContentIQ
Use Cases for ContentIQ
Founder thought leadership
Founders can publish opinionated, fact-checked articles under their own byline without spending hours writing and fact-checking.
Agency multi-brand content
Agencies can maintain up to five brand profiles and ship cited articles to clients without re-briefing a prompt box every time.
Technical content for expert readers
Teams whose readers are engineers, clinicians, or analysts can produce articles with verifiable facts and a real argument.
Case studies with source-backed numbers
The case study format lets you draft accounts where every statistic is tied to a clickable source.
White papers with citations
Create longer white papers with a structured argument and a sources panel for an evidence-based professional document.
Blog posts that take a position
Generate blog articles that argue a specific point instead of offering a balanced, generic overview.
Market research content
Produce articles on industry trends with only validated claims, automatically removing unverified or contradicted statistics.
How to use ContentIQ?
Build your brand profile
Enter your voice, audience, positioning, proof points, and banned words once. Every later article inherits this profile, so you do not have to re-explain your brand in each prompt.
Pick a topic and format
Choose a post, blog, in-depth blog, case study, or white paper. If you do not have a topic, use Inspire Me to get three ideas based on your positioning.
Review sources and edit
Read the generated article next to its sources. Check the verified and filtered counts, edit inline, or regenerate if the angle is not right.
Export your article
When satisfied, download the article as Word, PDF, or text. The Word export uses real heading styles rather than a markdown dump.
Pros & Cons of ContentIQ
Pros
- Fact-checking happens before writing, so drafts only contain claims that survived validation against real sources.
- Persistent brand profile keeps voice, guardrails, and banned words consistent across every article.
- Articles take a specific argument and use a named framework, avoiding generic AI overviews.
- Sources panel gives clickable citations and verified/filtered counts for full transparency.
- Free first article with no credit card and cancel-anytime plans lower the risk of trying it.
Cons
- No free ongoing tier; only the first article is free, and then you must choose a paid plan.
- The Single brand plan limits monthly output to 12 articles, which may be restrictive for high-volume publishers.
- The Studio plan supports only five brand profiles, so larger agencies with more clients may need multiple subscriptions.
- There is no mention of CMS integrations or API access, so publishing may require manual export and upload.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does ContentIQ check facts before writing?
It retrieves real sources, tests each claim against them, and discards any claim that is not supported or is contradicted. The writer only sees claims that survived validation.
Do I need a credit card to try ContentIQ?
No. Your first article is free after you build your brand profile; no card is required until you have read what the tool wrote.
What content formats can ContentIQ write?
It supports five formats: short post, blog, in-depth blog, case study, and white paper, each with its own length target and structure.
Can agencies manage multiple brands?
Yes. The Studio plan includes five brand profiles, letting you maintain distinct voices and guardrails without re-briefing a prompt box each time.
What happens when a claim cannot be verified?
The claim is cut from the article. The sources panel shows verified and filtered counts, so you can see what got removed.
What export options are available?
You can download articles in Word (.docx), PDF, or plain text, and the Word export uses real heading styles rather than a markdown dump.
What is the difference between the Single brand and Studio plans?
Single brand is $39 per month for 12 articles and one brand profile. Studio is $99 per month for unlimited articles and five brand profiles. Both include all five content types, the full sources panel, fact validation, and Word, PDF, and text export.
Who is ContentIQ for?
It is for founders publishing under their own name, agencies running several brands, and teams whose readers are experts and will catch wrong facts.
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