Your Action plan says which pages to create and which articles to rework. Page generation does the writing: new pages drafted from what Google ranks and what AI engines cite, old articles rewritten from your live page, ready to paste into your CMS.
What problem does page generation solve?
Knowing that you need a "lemlist vs Instantly" comparison, or that your cold email guide lost a third of its Google clicks, changes nothing on its own. The work that follows is the hard part: research what the top pages cover, see what AI engines quote, structure it, write it, add the schema markup, publish, then wait and wonder whether it moved anything.
That is where most brands stop. Not for lack of data, for lack of time or of a writer. Page generation removes that step.
Where do the pages come from?
From your Action plan. Mentionable plans the pages to create or rework over 3, 6 or 12 months, each with its format (comparison, best-of list, buying guide, article, FAQ, case study) and its reason: search demand, who ranks today, the AI engines that never cite you.
On each line of the plan, one button: Generate for a page to create, Rewrite for an article to rework. For a local business, the page of a local area can be generated from that area.
How is a new page written?
Mentionable reads two things before writing a word:
- The Google top 3 for the target query: what ranks, how it is built, which questions it answers.
- The pages AI engines cite on the prompts linked to that page: what ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and the others actually quote.
The draft takes the angles that work in both, in your tone. Give Mentionable one to three texts you wrote, and it learns your editorial line once for all your pages.
How does a rewrite work?
An article to rework starts from your live page, not from a blank sheet. What already works stays, and what the site audit flagged on that page gets fixed.
What do you get?
A page you can publish, in My pages:
- The full text, editable in place.
- The facts to complete, highlighted: your prices, your numbers, your case studies. Mentionable never invents them.
- The title and description tags, editable.
- The JSON-LD, built from real data only.
- Copy for my CMS (HTML), copy the markdown, or copy the JSON-LD alone.
Mentionable never touches your website. You paste, you publish.
How do you know it worked?
Click "I published it" and paste the live URL. From the next scan on, Mentionable looks for that URL in the AI answers. Once an engine cites it, the page shows "cited since" the date and on how many prompts. Most content ends at publication and leaves you guessing. This one reports back, and the Progress page shows the effect on mentions, citations and Google clicks.
How much does it cost?
150 credits per page, created or rewritten. Every Mentionable plan is credit-based, so the price is the same everywhere: Growth includes 1,500 credits a month, Pro 3,000, Agency 5,000. Credits are one pool shared between daily tracking, page audits and page generation, so you decide each month where they go.
Does it write my offer pages?
No, on purpose. Pages that sell (offer, service, category and product pages) keep your words. For them, the Action plan opens a guided fix instead: what stops AI crawlers, what an AI understands from the page, the title and description to use.
Want a score and a list of changes for a page you already own? That is the page audit. Want to drive it all from your own AI stack? On Pro and Agency, the Mentionable MCP server exposes the plan and its missions.