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Quickstart

Quickstart

Sign up, let IndexPine study your site, and get your first article published β€” start to finish in under five minutes.

Step 1 β€” Create your account

Sign up at indexpine.com using your email address or Google account. No credit card is required for the 3-day free trial. Once you are logged in you land on the onboarding flow.

Step 2 β€” Add your first site

Enter the full URL of the site you want IndexPine to write for (e.g. https://myblog.com). IndexPine immediately crawls your homepage and up to 20 internal pages to understand your niche, your products, and the language you use.

Use your real domain
The more content your site already has, the better IndexPine can model your brand voice and identify topic gaps. Even a site with five existing posts gives it something to work with.

Step 3 β€” Review the site profile

After crawling, IndexPine proposes a site profile: your niche, a one-paragraph description of what you do, a list of detected competitors, and a suggested primary language. Review each field and make corrections before continuing β€” this profile is the foundation for every article.

Step 4 β€” Connect your CMS (optional)

Connect WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, or any webhook endpoint so IndexPine can publish directly. You can skip this step and come back later β€” articles are saved inside IndexPine either way.

Step 5 β€” Generate your first article

IndexPine surfaces the first keyword it has selected for you based on competitor analysis and search volume. Click "Generate article" β€” the full research β†’ outline β†’ draft β†’ polish pipeline runs in around 30 seconds.

Step 6 β€” Review and publish

Read the draft in the editor. Every heading, fact, and statistic comes with an inline citation. Make any edits you want, then click "Publish to CMS". If you connected a CMS, the article appears live on your site within seconds.

Step 7 β€” Enable Autopilot

Turn on Autopilot from the dashboard header toggle. IndexPine will now research, write, and publish one article per day β€” or at whatever frequency you configure β€” without any further input from you.

What happens next?
IndexPine monitors every article it publishes. If rankings drop it automatically detects the decay, rewrites the affected sections, and pushes an update to your CMS. You watch the traffic compound.