CITEHUSTLE

Audit your AI-search foundations. Build content worth citing.

Run a free technical check of crawler controls and raw HTML delivery. Then research, plan, write, review, and publish search-ready articles through one controlled workflow. The audit explains what it checked, what it did not measure, and the first actionable finding without requiring an account.

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Free technical access audit

Type your URL. Here's what comes back.

In about 60 seconds you'll see a bounded technical access score, published crawler controls, raw HTML delivery, and the highest-severity actionable finding, free, no login. It does not measure indexing or citations.

  • Can automatic retrieval crawlers access the site?

    We inspect published robots rules for automatic search and answer crawlers, with user-triggered fetchers and training controls labeled separately.

  • Your bounded technical access score

    One number for the two checks completed by the public scan: crawler controls and raw HTML delivery. Other observations stay unscored.

  • Your first actionable finding

    The highest-severity actionable issue observed by this bounded scan, with the evidence and next step in plain language.

Run yours free ↑ takes about 60 seconds, no login.

What is Cite Hustle?

Cite Hustle combines a bounded technical access audit with a controlled content-to-CMS workflow. It is built for founder-led B2B SaaS teams that need to research, plan, write, review, and publish useful search content without losing editorial control.

Every draft arrives with metadata, a clear heading structure, internal links, and structured data. Unsupported claims stay in review. You approve the work before it publishes.

Read the measurement methodology to see how technical readiness, query-aware answer evidence, and observed citations stay separate.

  1. Audit

    Checks published crawler controls and raw HTML delivery without claiming to measure citations.

  2. Research

    Finds relevant keyword opportunities with search data behind them.

  3. Plan

    Groups approved keywords into topic clusters and a content calendar.

  4. Write

    Creates complete article drafts with metadata, internal links, and structured data.

  5. Review

    Holds unsupported claims and keeps every draft editable before approval.

  6. Publish

    Sends approved work to WordPress or Webflow with formatting included.

Start with evidence. Keep control through publishing.

The technical scan and the content workflow do different jobs. Cite Hustle keeps the evidence clear while moving the production work forward.

Audit what can be verified

Check crawler controls and raw HTML delivery without presenting a technical input as an observed ranking or citation.

Research and plan

Find answerable queries with real search demand, group them into connected topics, and approve the calendar.

Write and review

Generate complete drafts, hold unsupported claims, and let your team edit or approve the work.

Publish to your CMS

Send approved articles to WordPress, Webflow, or a configured webhook with formatting and metadata included.

Product controls

See what still needs a human decision.

The interface makes review and publishing state visible. These are deterministic product examples, not customer outcome claims.

Draft review

A claim needs a supporting source

Needs review

The article stays in review until you confirm the source, edit the sentence, or remove the unsupported claim.

CMS publishing

The destination and state stay explicit

  • WordPress Connected
  • Approval Waiting for review
  • Publish action Held
Proof you can inspect

Trust the evidence, not a wall of invented logos.

Cite Hustle shows its audit scope, publishes its methodology, and runs its own content through the same workflow customers use.

Live evidence

Inspect an actual audit result

See the score definition, evidence, limitations, and first finding before you run the scan on your own domain.

Review the audit scope

Open methodology

See what every measurement means

Technical readiness, answer evidence, and observed citations stay separate so one strong input cannot masquerade as an outcome.

Read the methodology

Named operator

Built in public by its founder

Teeming Chew is a two-time founder and Y Combinator alum who writes the guides and operates the same pipeline shown here.

Meet the founder
Proof, not promises

Read what the pipeline actually writes

Every article on our blog was researched, written, GEO-scored, and published by the exact pipeline you'd be using, no cherry-picked samples. Judge the real output yourself.

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Everything you'd otherwise do by hand

Target keywords you can win

We identify the exact search terms your audience uses and build content around them. Every article targets a keyword with real traffic behind it.

Stay published without writing

Set your keywords and brand voice once. Cite Hustle handles the research and drafting within your plan's 30-article monthly allowance.

Go straight to your CMS

Approved articles publish to WordPress or Webflow with formatting and metadata included. No manual copy-pasting is required.

Let your library link itself

As your library grows, Cite Hustle adds relevant internal links between connected articles so readers and retrieval systems can follow the topic structure.

See which articles pull weight

Track which articles bring the most traffic, which keywords are climbing, and where your biggest growth opportunities are.

Ship search-ready markup

Every article includes meta tags and structured data, so your CMS pages carry machine-readable markup without manual copy-pasting.

Publish claims that survive review

A fabrication gate checks every draft for unsourced claims and statistics. Anything it can't trace to a source is held for your review instead of publishing. Volume tools skip this step; we built the pipeline around it.

Plug your AI coding agent in

Cite Hustle serves its own MCP server. Connect Claude Code or Cursor once and your agent can audit any URL, generate llms.txt and schema snippets, and create and publish articles without leaving your editor.

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Quality over volume

Volume tools publish everything. We publish what survives review.

Every draft runs through content scoring and a fabrication gate before you see it. Unsupported claims force human review, and nothing publishes without your approval. The workflow favors evidence and editorial control over unchecked output volume.

Compare the workflow

Choose based on the work you still want to own.

Cite Hustle is not a general writing assistant and it is not a promise that growth happens without review. It is the controlled path from research to an approved CMS draft.

Generic AI writer

Best when you want a flexible drafting assistant and your team will own research, structure, review, and publishing.

DIY tool stack

Best when specialists want separate keyword, optimization, editing, analytics, and CMS tools with full manual control.

Cite Hustle

Best when a founder-led team wants one research-to-publish workflow with approval and claim checks built in.

Pricing

One plan for the production workflow

Use the self-serve workflow for ongoing production, or choose a managed scope when you want us to run the program with you.

Growth

30 articles per month

$82 /month
billed annually · or $98 month-to-month $2.73 per article
  • 30 SEO-optimized articles per month
  • 1 site
  • WordPress & Webflow publishing
  • Keyword research
  • Topic clusters
  • Internal linking
  • Custom webhook publishing
  • Priority email support
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Priced on scope, not per article
  • Everything in Growth
  • Article volume scoped to your goals
  • We run strategy, production, and publishing
  • Direct line to the team
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Start with evidence from your own site.

Run the bounded technical access audit first. See what was checked, what was not measured, and the first actionable finding without creating an account.