AnswerShape finds the questions people ask about each of your pages, on Google and in AI answers. It writes answers backed by your own content and puts them on the page when you click Publish. Every claim is checked against your site, and every publish can be undone in one click.
People ask Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity and the rest specific questions, and expect a short, direct answer. Those answers come from pages that state the facts plainly.
Most WordPress pages were written to describe a service, not to answer questions about it. AnswerShape closes that gap without a rebuild.
Search Console shows what people typed to find a page. The page often answers something nearby.
Lead times, service areas, what’s included, what a course covers. If it isn’t on the page, nobody can quote it.
A writing tool will happily invent a price or a regulation. On a client site, one wrong claim costs more than a missing one.
Nothing on your site changes until a person clicks Approve, then Publish.
Search Console queries for each page, “People also ask” and related questions from DataForSEO, and the follow-up questions people are likely to ask next. No Google access yet? It starts from DataForSEO and your public pages.
It drafts answer passages, an FAQ, schema and a title and description. Each answer must be backed by text on your site or a fact you entered. Anything it can’t back up is dropped. It also notes the facts it couldn’t find, and during the beta we send you that list so you can add them.
Compare current and proposed side by side, then Approve and Publish. AnswerShape saves a snapshot, publishes, checks the live page, and keeps a one-click rollback. Afterwards, the Pages list shows impressions before and after.
Everything below is working in the current beta plugin.
Short passages that answer the page’s main questions in plain language, near the top, where people and AI answers look first.
Questions people actually searched, specific to the page. Duplicate questions across pages are filtered out.
Every answer cites text from your site or your Facts. Numbers have to match the source. Answers that don’t actually answer the question are removed before you see them.
Add facts that aren’t on the page yet, like lead times or service areas, sitewide or per page. Add rules such as “Never say: steel”, and they’re enforced on every draft.
Point it at up to 20 of your own guides or blog posts to use as evidence. Only pages on your own domain are accepted.
List up to five competitors. AnswerShape reads their public pages to find topics they cover and you don’t. Their wording is never copied or used as evidence.
It reads the schema Yoast or AIOSEO already outputs and adds only what’s missing, such as Service, Course or ItemList, linked to the existing page entry.
Proposed from the queries people use, written into your Yoast or AIOSEO fields only after you approve.
The Pages list shows Search Console impressions and GA4 visits per page, plus a before-and-after line covering the same number of days either side of each publish.
The guardrails below are enforced in the plugin itself. They’re why we’re comfortable running AnswerShape on live client sites.
Nothing changes on the live site until someone clicks Approve, then Publish. Approvals expire after 48 hours and never publish on their own.
Every page is snapshotted before a publish. After saving, AnswerShape re-reads the page to make sure the change was stored, and puts the page back if a theme or plugin removed it. Then it checks a fresh, uncached copy of the live page. One click undoes it.
Published answers and FAQs are saved in the page itself, not injected by a script. On Divi pages they’re a normal Divi section, so Visual Builder saves keep them. Turn the plugin off and the answers stay.
No. Every proposal waits for a person to click Approve, then Publish. Until then it’s a draft stored separately from your page. Approvals expire after 48 hours and never publish on their own. A daily limit of 100 publishes per site also applies.
From your own site: the page, related pages, any Extra sources you list, and the Facts & Examples you enter. Search data decides which questions to answer, never what the answer says. If your site doesn’t support an answer, AnswerShape leaves it out and tells you which facts are missing.
No. Without Google access it works from DataForSEO question data and your public pages. With read-only Search Console and GA4 access, which you grant by adding AnswerShape’s Google address as a user, drafts are based on your real queries, and you can see before-and-after numbers.
Dismiss it, or click Regenerate. If the page is already published, the live version stays up while the new draft is written and reviewed. Publishing the new draft replaces the old one in a single step.
One click rolls it back. The added block is removed, and the title and description go back to what they were before. If someone edited them separately in the meantime, that newer edit is left alone. Nothing else on the page is touched.
So far it runs on the block editor, the classic editor, Genesis, and Divi 4 (the Divi theme or the Divi Builder plugin), with Yoast or AIOSEO. On Divi 4 pages it adds its own Divi section, with the FAQ as a native Accordion, so you can keep editing the page in the Visual Builder. Divi 5 and Elementor support is built and in testing. Tell us what you run on the beta form.
No. AnswerShape shows Google Search Console and GA4 numbers for each page. Tracking mentions in AI answers is a different job, done by monitoring tools such as Profound, Peec AI and Otterly.AI. Many teams use one of those alongside AnswerShape. See how it compares.
No. Yoast and AIOSEO already generate one. Keep using theirs.
At launch, you pay per page with credits bought in bundles. There’s no subscription. Beta sites aren’t charged. See pricing.
It doesn’t monitor whether AI tools mention your brand. It doesn’t publish content on its own. It doesn’t write blog posts or monitor Reddit and YouTube. And it doesn’t promise citations or rankings. It promises answers your site can back up, a person approving every change, a live check after each publish and a one-click undo. The results are measurable, not guaranteed.
Enter one URL. You’ll get the questions that page should answer, which of them it already answers, and a sample FAQ drafted from your own content.
The free check isn’t live yet.
Join the beta list and we’ll email you when it opens.
Join the beta listA short form. We’ll reply personally, with no drip sequence.
Beta seats are limited. We choose sites for variety, not size.