AI engines cite content they can lift a clean answer from. Page Rewrite restructures a live page, an uploaded document, or pasted text into answer-first sections and self-contained passages — plus a tighter title, meta description and llms.txt entry. Grounded strictly in your own content: no invented facts, no auto-publish.
“We leverage cutting-edge synergies to deliver best-in-class solutions that empower stakeholders…”
“Acme’s ELD device installs in under 10 minutes and works with any 9-pin or OBD-II vehicle…”
The grounded-only rule is the core promise: anything not already in your content will not appear in the rewrite, and any numeric claim that needs a source is flagged for you to verify.
Give Sailiently your content — paste text, upload a document, or point it at a live page (ideally one you’ve already audited).
It reads that content together with the audit findings when you rewrite an audited page.
It rewrites sections to be answer-first and self-contained, and drafts an SEO-optimized title, meta description and llms.txt entry.
It returns a draft for you to review — nothing is published automatically.
Run a URL Audit and a Page Rewrite together for 12 credits — the rewrite then works directly from the audit’s findings, so every structural change addresses a measured weakness.
No. A rewrite is grounded strictly in your own content, with no invented facts, claims or statistics. Anything that needs a source is flagged for you to verify.
No. You get a ready-to-review draft. Nothing is ever auto-published — you decide what to use.
Structure and phrasing — answer-first sections, self-contained passages, and a tighter title, meta and llms.txt entry. It does not change your underlying facts.
Yes. Paste text or upload a document — for example, a draft you are preparing for LLMs — and Page Rewrite works on it directly, no URL needed. A standalone rewrite is 10 credits.
No. You can rewrite pasted or uploaded content directly. Running a URL Audit first and then rewriting that page produces a more sharply targeted result, and the two run together as a 12-credit bundle.
10 credits per rewrite — 12 with the audit. You review, you ship.