Before creating content, decide what is worth saying and why.
Bason learns your product and audience, recommends the next content opportunity, and creates reviewable drafts for your Bason-hosted blog and external channels.
Before you find time to write, you need to decide which message matters to customers right now.
Product updates and customer questions pile up, but the evidence for what deserves content stays scattered.
Turning one good opportunity into reviewable drafts for a blog and every channel is still repetitive work.
Connect product knowledge, customer context, documents, and updates to surface what is worth saying now—and the evidence behind it.
Turn the selected opportunity into drafts for your Bason-hosted blog and 7 external channels, ready for a person to review.
Approved Bason-hosted blog posts can be scheduled with freshness management and search discovery through the Bason-hosted sitemap and IndexNow.
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Move beyond a generic topic list: see the next content opportunity and why it follows from your product and customer context.
For your Bason-hosted blog and 7 external channels, Bason prepares drafts while a person always reviews and decides what goes public.
After approval, schedule Bason-hosted blog posts, maintain aging Bason-hosted blog posts, and support their search discovery through the Bason-hosted sitemap and IndexNow.
Start with 5 free credits. Buy credit packs only when you need more Bason-hosted blog posts, multilingual blog publishing, or blog freshness refreshes.
One single-language AI post costs 2 credits. Sign up for 5 free credits and top up only when you run out.
No. Bason-hosted public blog posts are added to the sitemap, which you can submit in Search Console after connecting your domain. Google still decides when to crawl and index each URL.
Pick 'Both' and the AI writes two separate Bason-hosted blog posts — one per market — each on its own URL. It's a rewrite, not a translation. Costs 4 credits.
For Bason-hosted blog posts, pick a 7/14/30/90-day cadence. A cron at 02:00 checks aging posts. 'Partial update' patches the outdated sections (1 credit); 'Full rewrite' regenerates against current sources (2 credits).
Yes. Bason recommends opportunities and prepares channel-specific drafts, but a person reviews the content and message before approval. Copy or export external-channel drafts, and use Bason-hosted blog scheduling only after that review flow is complete.
Product update posts, feature tutorials, customer use cases, competitor comparisons, changelog summaries, and onboarding-doc articles are the best starting points.
Not a subscription — top up credits as you need. One single-language AI post costs 2 credits. Unused credits never expire, and unused balances are refundable.
Before creating content, decide what is worth saying and why.
Find the next content opportunity from your product and audience context, then turn it into reviewable blog and channel drafts.
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