B2B SaaS articles that rank in search and get quoted by AI.
I'm Kadir Balalan, a content writer and AI developer. I refresh and write your articles, and every claim is checked against its source before you see it.
Two scores and the top fixes for one article, in a couple of working days.
- 27%
- cited by ChatGPT: 3 of 11 new articles at one company
- 89
- new SaaS articles written in 2026
- €450
- per refresh, paid once live
Early results
New articles, cited as often as a back catalogue.
| Company B B2B SaaS | ||
|---|---|---|
| My new articles | 3 of 11 | 27% |
| Its older articles | 4 of 36 | 11% |
| Company A B2B SaaS | ||
| My new articles | 14 of 78 | 18% |
| Its older articles | 6 of 30 | 20% |
ChatGPT with web search, October 2026; cited means the answer listed the page as a source. The groups are small, so read these as early signs. Neither company is named. How it was measured
Why now
Search sent ten links. An AI answer names a few.
When a buyer asks an AI tool how to solve a problem, it reads the web, writes one answer and cites a handful of pages. Those are the pages the buyer sees.
The pages that get cited answer the question early, make specific claims with sources, and have sentences that can be lifted whole.
How it works
Four steps, each one written down.
Audit
Two scores out of 100, and a live check of whether AI answers cite the page today.
Plan
At most eight changes, each with where, what and why. You approve the plan before I write.
Write
New facts only from sources I've checked. The quote has to be on the source page, word for word.
Review
A second model checks every claim against its source. What it can't support, I fix or cut before you see it.
What you get
A report you can read in five minutes.
- The free audit: a search score and an AI-answer score, the fixes ranked by points lost, and whether ChatGPT and Claude cite the page today.
- After a refresh: scores before and after, every change with its reason, and every source it cites.
How often should you review SaaS access?
| Example score out of 100 | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Search | 62 | 88 |
| AI answers | 41 | 79 |
Access reviews are really important, and most experts agree you should do them regularly.An access review is a scheduled check of who can reach which apps. Run one at every offboarding, and a full review each quarter.
Who you're hiring
One person, start to finish.
I built the research, writing and fact-checking systems this service runs on, and I read and approve everything they produce. No account managers, no juniors, no handoff.
A good fit if
- You publish articles that answer questions your buyers ask.
- You want every claim sourced and checkable.
- You'd rather pay per article than sign a retainer.
Not a fit if
- You need guaranteed rankings or citations. Nobody honest can promise them.
- You want volume at a per-word price.
- You need articles in a language other than English.
Prices
Start with one article.
- Audit of one articleFree
Pick a post, or I'll pick the one with the most to gain.
- Article refresh€450
Your existing article, improved where it counts and left alone where it doesn't.
- New article€750
Researched, written and reviewed for one question your buyers ask.
You pay only for the articles you publish, invoiced once they're live. No retainer, no minimum. US companies pay the same numbers in dollars.
Founding clients: my first five pay €250 per refresh and €450 per new article for their first three articles, in return for a named case study they approve.
Questions
Before you send one.
Do you use AI to write?
Yes, and that's the point of the checks around it. Models research, draft and review; code checks every quote against its source page and every number against the sources, and holds anything that can't be supported. I read the result before you do.
Will you change our product messaging?
No. Product mentions and calls to action are kept, and a refresh changes only what the plan lists. You approve the plan.
What if we don't publish the article?
Then it costs nothing. You pay for an article once you've published it, and the rights pass to you when you pay.
How long does it take?
The free audit, a couple of working days. A refresh, about a week from the moment you approve the plan.
What do the scores measure?
On-page quality for search and for being quoted by an AI: structure, a direct answer, sources, specific claims, freshness. They don't measure rankings, and I won't pretend they do.
You emailed me. Where did you get my address?
From your company's public pages, or by testing your company's usual address format against its mail server. I don't buy lists. Reply "no" and I won't write again. The details are in the privacy notice.
Start here
Send me one article.
Or email [email protected] with the link.