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Google's own policy settles this one: it judges content quality, not how the content was made. Articles that demonstrate experience, expertise, and original value rank, regardless of whether a human or AI wrote the first draft. GrowGanic scores and auto-fixes every article before it publishes, so what hits your CMS is built to rank, not to fill a word count.

The live site scan starts immediately. Your first article goes live as soon as its search-demand, source, and quality checks clear. A site that exposes its content can finish in the first session; a bot wall, thin site, or hard market can take longer because GrowGanic will not invent the missing evidence. Google visibility switches on with your first paid plan. Google still controls crawling, indexing, and rankings, so no honest product can promise a 24-hour ranking.

Free includes one evidence-checked article so you can inspect the work on your own hosted blog before you pay. To keep going, Pro charges $50 today for the first month, then $99/month. It can publish up to 30 articles a month when eligible demand exists. Business is $299/month and raises that capacity to 150 through the same verification boundary.

Then stay on Free. We mean that. One article goes live on your branded GrowGanic blog with its quality result and live URL visible, no card on file. One honest catch: Google can't see free articles yet. Your first paid plan switches them on for Google, so the search credit lands on you. The reason most people upgrade is impatience, not pressure: after the first article they want the next ten published this week, not someday. If that's not you, Free is the right plan.

Both. Point it at a domain and one line about your business and it builds a complete, hosted multi-page website (home, about, services or pricing, features, contact), designed on-brand, free. Already have a site? It reuses your real logo, hero image, and contact details so the starter site reflects the source material it could verify. Then it adds articles built around measured demand. On Free you build and hand-edit the site. Paid plans add AI-written pages, editing by talking to it, AI images, and your own custom domain with automatic SSL.

By default, articles that clear verification publish automatically to your hosted GrowGanic blog and any CMS you connect. With a connected CMS, choose Drafts and each verified article arrives there unpublished. Or pause Autopilot completely. Edits you make yourself are never overwritten.

Every article has to cross the same evidence and delivery boundary before it can go live. GrowGanic removes unsafe links and unsupported claims when it can do so without changing the meaning. If required evidence is still missing, it preserves the work and holds publication instead of lowering the bar to hit a quota. The result and any hold are visible on the article, so volume never hides what happened.

Before it writes a single paragraph, GrowGanic reads your existing articles, your homepage, your product copy, and your About page. It picks up your tone, your sentence length, your level of formality, and the words you actually use for your product. If you don't have any existing articles, it matches a default tone for your category (technical, lifestyle, B2B SaaS, ecommerce). You can override that and pick a different tone in 30 seconds. Once you do, every article from then on writes in that voice.

One click in Settings, no support ticket, no exit survey, no retention call. Every article published to your CMS or your own domain is yours and stays live, because it's on your site, not ours.

No, and anyone who does is selling you a fantasy. Rankings depend on your domain authority, niche competitiveness, indexing speed, and a dozen things outside any tool's control. GrowGanic guarantees the boundary it does control: it does not invent demand or evidence. External links cross the publishing boundary only when their exact URL is backed by article evidence, and detected competitor hosts are denied. An article that failed a required verification does not publish. Finished work is preserved, and the dashboard tells you exactly where it landed or why it is protected from publication.