Content
Write pages, blog posts, eBooks and social content in your brand's voice, grounded in your own evidence, and checked for AI-readiness as you write.
Start from the topic, not a blank page
Pick a topic and Ziply starts the draft with its brief — the buyer question, the evidence behind it and the sources to cite. Or start from scratch; the brief is there when you want it.
In your brand's voice
Drafts draw on your brand context — positioning, key messages, personas and voice — and on digital twins that capture how a particular person writes and thinks.
Grounded in your sources
Attach research, reports and briefs as source material. Ziply knows which are public and citable and which are internal. If a draft uses a figure from an internal document, it's held back from publishing until someone approves it, cites a public source or removes it.
AI-readiness as you write
A readiness panel scores the draft as you type, on the same rules the Site Audit uses, and groups what blocks publishing, what's worth improving and what already passes. Mechanical fixes apply in a click.
Publish through the CMS you already use
Export to WordPress, HubSpot or Webflow, or as HTML or Markdown. The exported page is checked again before it leaves Ziply, so what you publish is what was scored.
Improve what's already live
Import an existing page from your site, see what was extracted before the draft is created, and rework it against the same rules.
One library, one calendar
Keep images, documents and source material in one library, and plan everything — posts, pages, campaigns and events — on one marketing calendar.
See what became of every topic
Each draft remembers the topic it came from, so you can see which topics were drafted, which were published, and where.
Availability
Content is included from Growth. On every package, the Site Audit grades your published pages on the same AI-readiness rules. To put your team's voices behind what you publish, see Amplify.
Frequently asked questions
Does Ziply write the content for me?
Ziply drafts from the brief and your brand context, and your team edits and approves it. Nothing is published without a person deciding to publish it.
Do I have to change my CMS?
No. You write and check content in Ziply, then publish through the CMS you already use — WordPress, HubSpot or Webflow.
Which CMSs does Ziply export to?
WordPress, HubSpot and Webflow, plus HTML and Markdown for anything else.
What happens to figures from internal documents?
They're flagged, and the draft can't be published until each one is approved, replaced with a public source, or removed.
Can I bring in pages that are already live?
Yes. Import a page from your site and Ziply shows what it extracted before creating the draft.