The traffic your competitors win, taken one article at a time.
DeepContent finds the exact keywords your competitors rank for and you don't, scores what's actually winnable, and writes the article that takes the spot. Written from a complete knowledge base of your product, fact-checked claim by claim.
15 minutes on Zoom · Your competitor gaps, live · Free demo article after
competitor gaps · acme.com
live dataDrafting the first article, grounded in acme.com's real product docs
AI content is cheap.
Being wrong is expensive.
Your buyers are technical evaluators reading with a red pen. One invented feature or wrong integration claim in front of a serious prospect, and a five-figure deal quietly dies. Generic AI pipelines were built for volume. DeepContent was built for accuracy, on three systems most content tools don't have:
Topics come from data, not brainstorms.
We diff your rankings against your competitors', keyword by keyword, and score every gap on three axes. Only the highest-leverage opportunities become articles, and you see the full report behind every pick, so nothing gets written on a hunch.
- Relevance: does this search actually lead to your product?
- Interceptability: is the current top content genuinely beatable?
- Difficulty: can a site your size realistically rank for it?
relevance × interceptability ÷ difficulty is the score that decides what gets written next. You approve the target before a word is drafted.
opportunity #1 · acme.com
approved“api uptime monitoring”
why this is winnable
The current #3 is a thin listicle from a generalist blog. Acme has real product depth here (status pages, SLA alerting, incident timelines) that a generic roundup can't match. High buyer intent, low difficulty, direct product fit.
ranking today
You approve the target, then we draft
knowledge base · acme.com
indexedWebsite342 pages
features, pricing, positioning
Help docs128 articles
how it actually works
YouTube channel57 transcripts
demos, webinars, POV
Case studies12 PDFs
real numbers, real customers
Your uploadsbattle cards, decks, FAQs
anything sales knows
We build this with you. Send what you have and we handle ingestion and structure.
It reads everything you've got before writing a word.
Your site, help docs, and YouTube channel are ingested into a searchable knowledge base, then anything else you want the engine to know: case studies, battle cards, sales decks, internal FAQs. Articles get written from what your product actually does, in the language your team actually uses.
- Everything uploadable: if sales knows it, the engine can know it.
- White-glove setup: you send files, we handle ingestion and structure.
- Depth compounds: the more it knows, the more specific and credible every article gets.
Every claim traced to a source, or it doesn't ship.
Before anything publishes, every factual statement in the draft is checked against your knowledge base. Supported claims get a citation. Unsupported claims get cut. You see which source backs which sentence, so you can put your name on it without re-verifying everything yourself.
- Claim-level, not vibe-level: each statement verified individually.
- Unsupported means deleted: no “fastest in the category” puffery, no invented integrations.
- Audit trail included: see exactly what was checked and against what.
fact-check · draft #142
claim-levelSupports SAML SSO on every plan
✓ verified · docs/security
Migrations run with zero downtime
✓ verified · case study: Meridian
SOC 2 Type II certified
✓ verified · trust center
“Fastest tool in the category”
no source · removed
API rate limit of 10k req/min
✓ verified · docs/api-reference
23 claims checked · 22 verified · 1 removed
cleared to publish
From the maker of Blawgy
Blawgy proved the model.
B2B SaaS needed a deeper engine.
Blawgy publishes the content that gets businesses cited across ChatGPT, Google AI, and Perplexity. But complex B2B SaaS products kept breaking generic pipelines. Features get invented, nuance gets flattened, keywords get picked blind. DeepContent was built for exactly that: competitor-gap targeting, a real knowledge base, claim-level fact-checking, and a human running it with you.
More rigorous than ChatGPT.
A fraction of an agency.
When one closed deal covers a year of content, the only expensive article is the wrong one.
Prompting ChatGPT
- No keyword or ranking data. You're guessing what to write
- No knowledge base. It knows your homepage at best
- No fact-check, so invented features ship straight to buyers
Content agency
- $3-8k/mo retainers before you see anything
- Generalist writers learning your product on your dime
- Accuracy depends on whoever wrote it that week
DeepContent
- Every article starts from live competitor-gap data
- Written from a complete knowledge base of your product
- Every claim traced to a source, or it doesn't ship
Fair questions.
How is this different from ChatGPT or AI writing tools?
They generate text from a prompt: no keyword data, no grounding, no idea what your competitors rank for. DeepContent starts from live ranking-gap data to decide what's worth writing, writes only from a knowledge base built from your real product material, and runs a claim-level fact-check before anything ships. The output is a strategy with an article attached, not just words.
Where does the keyword data come from?
Live search-ranking datasets, the same data professional SEO teams pay for. We pull every keyword your named competitors rank for, with real positions, monthly search counts, and difficulty scores (how hard each keyword is to rank for, 0-100, lower is easier), then diff that against your own rankings to find the gaps.
What goes into the knowledge base?
Your website, help docs, and YouTube channel get ingested automatically. Then anything else you want the engine to know: case studies, battle cards, sales decks, internal FAQs, changelogs. You send files and we handle ingestion and structure. The more it knows, the more specific (and more credible) every article gets.
Will it invent things about my product?
No, and that's the point. Every draft goes through a claim-level fact-check that traces each factual statement back to a source in your knowledge base. Claims that can't be supported get cut before publish. You can see the receipts: which source backs which claim.
What happens on the demo call?
15 minutes on Zoom. We walk through the competitor gaps we found for your domain, live, and pick the most winnable keyword together. Afterward you get a free demo article targeting it, plus the report behind it. No commitment, no card.
What does it cost?
We're taking on a small number of founding B2B SaaS customers, fully done-for-you. Founding engagements land well under a typical $3-8k/mo agency retainer. Get your free demo article first, and if you like it, we'll quote you an exact number on the call.
Who's behind this?
DeepContent is built by the maker of Blawgy (blawgy.com), which gets businesses cited across AI search. Complex B2B SaaS products needed a deeper engine: competitor-gap targeting, a real knowledge base, claim-level fact-checking. So we built one.
Your competitors already did
the keyword research.
Their rankings are the roadmap. Get a free article for your domain and see exactly what they're winning and what you can take.
Founding spots for B2B SaaS. 15 minutes, and you leave with your gap report.