Stride writes the missing page for a question your buyers ask AI, researched from the pages AI quotes today. You review it and publish it.
Free audit: no account, no card, about two minutes.
Prompt · What is the best chlorine-resistant swimsuit for lap swimming?
— The missing page
A swimmer asks ChatGPT which swimsuit lasts longest in chlorine. It links Tidewear's buying guide and names their suit. Saltmarsh Swim sells a suit made for exactly that, but has no page that answers the question, so the swimmer clicks through to Tidewear and buys theirs.
— How Stride solves it
Step 1: Pick the question
Pick a question you track, add any related ones the same page should answer, and choose a comparison, an article, a how-to guide, an FAQ or another type.
Step 2: Research the answer
Stride reads the pages AI links to for that question, crawls your site and checks your saved facts, then writes a research brief before it drafts a word.
Step 3: Review and publish
See how many requirements the draft meets and which claims need your eye. Then publish it on your site, mark it published, and Stride keeps asking AI the question.
Citation readiness
4 of 5 requirements met
Publish this draft in your CMS, then record the URL here. Stride checks the live page and does not publish it for you.
Write the page that answers what nearby customers ask.
Turn the questions people ask before they book, like call-out times or prices, into pages AI can quote.
Give AI a page to quote when shoppers compare.
Draft comparisons, buying guides and product pages for the questions shoppers ask before they buy.
Offer your clients new pages for AI without hiring writers.
Stride researches and drafts each page. Your team reviews it, publishes it on the client's site and shows them the results.
Starter includes 3 drafts a week, reset every Monday. Grow includes 25 a month and Scale 100 a month. Each draft uses one credit. If you need more, prepaid packs add 10 drafts for $29, 25 for $65 or 50 for $115.
No. Stride doesn't post to your website. It writes the draft, and you publish it yourself. Then you add the live URL and mark it published; Stride fetches the page to confirm the draft is there, or you can confirm it manually.
The question, the pages AI cites when it answers it (often your competitors'), your own site, and your knowledge base: voice rules, voice samples, facts and proof. You can also add a brief, an audience persona and a tone of voice.
Articles, comparisons, product pages, landing pages, how-to guides, FAQs, listicles, case studies and more. Each comes in short, medium or long, and each run writes one page for one question.
Stride can't promise that. It writes the page to cover what the pages AI cites today cover, and what they miss, and checks the draft before you publish. After you publish, Stride keeps asking AI the question so you can see whether AI starts citing your page.
The free audit shows the questions where AI names someone else, so you know which page to write first.
Free audit: no account, no card, about two minutes.