Rankboard turns your project brief into keyword opportunities, calendar slots, article drafts, Search Console telemetry, and controlled publishing workflows.
Most content teams do not lose because they lack ideas. They lose because keyword research, planning, drafting, review, telemetry, and publishing are split across tools that never agree with each other.

Rankboard does not ask you to trust a black box. It keeps the strategy, schedule, article state, review controls, and publishing settings visible in one place.
Rankboard keeps the project brief, target market, language, publishing days, and goal pages together. That context guides the keyword backlog, draft structure, image choices, and calls to action.
The dashboard shows keyword ideas with topic, search volume, and difficulty. Add the right opportunities to the content plan instead of letting weak topics fill the calendar.
Upcoming slots are visible on the calendar and can be rescheduled or removed. Generated articles move through writing and review states before you push them to a connected CMS.
Connect WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, or a webhook and choose draft mode or immediate publishing. Search Console, article scoring, metadata, internal links, AI images, and video embeds stay visible in the review flow.
Rankboard is built for SEO-first content operations, not generic AI writing. The dashboard keeps keyword qualification, draft review, publishing mode, Search Console, and article enrichment in the same workflow.
The keyword lab gives every topic a place to prove itself. Teams can review search volume, topic grouping, and difficulty before adding anything to the content plan.
Generated articles are not hidden behind an automation promise. Article status, score checks, metadata, links, images, and publishing controls stay visible before CMS sync.
Search Console connects the workspace to real performance data. The product can attach telemetry to the project instead of planning content from disconnected assumptions.
Upcoming articles are scheduled, rescheduled, and removed directly in the app.
The reader checks headings, structure, terms, keyword density, and links.
Choose photography, illustration, flat, poster, clay, and other visual styles.
Relevant video embeds can be included when the project calls for them.
Define pages that generated articles should support with contextual CTAs.
Country and language settings keep the content workflow tied to the market.
Rankboard plugs directly into the CMS providers supported in the dashboard. Send articles as drafts for human approval, or publish immediately when the project is ready for that workflow.
Try for freeEvery feature here maps to a real product surface: settings, calendar, article reader, billing, integrations, or Search Console. That keeps the workflow easy to inspect before anything reaches the CMS.
Manage project name, market, language, publishing days, publish time, notifications, and Search Console from one settings area.
Choose draft or publish mode, enable generated images, pick visual styles, add videos, and define goal pages for CTAs.
The dashboard shows Business plan status, project allowance, and AI point usage across drafting, refresh, image, and video requests.
Content slots stay editable. Reschedule or remove planned articles without leaving the calendar view.
Open generated articles with metadata, score checks, copy actions, CMS sync state, and publish controls.
Connect WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, or a webhook with provider-specific credentials saved per project.
Teams can keep output text-only, add generated visuals, include videos, or route article CTAs toward selected goal pages.

Rankboard keeps SEO content operations in one workflow: project context, keyword opportunities, content calendar, generated articles, review controls, Search Console, and CMS publishing.
You review keyword opportunities before they enter the plan, then use the calendar and article reader to control what gets drafted, reviewed, and published.

Start with project context, review the keyword backlog, and publish approved CMS drafts when ready.