Quilly generates SEO articles and publishes them straight into your Strapi collections over the REST API — Markdown-native, draft-and-publish ready — then audits your site and measures how it ranks. Content automation built for headless.
Enter your email and watch Quilly draft a ghostwriter for your Strapi blog — free, no credit card.
Strapi gives you a flexible, open-source headless CMS and a clean REST API — but the content still has to be written, formatted, and kept optimized. Quilly is the AI content engine that does it for you: generating on-brand articles, publishing them into your Strapi collections, auditing your site, and reporting on rankings. One engine, the whole Strapi content workflow.
The three jobs that grow organic traffic on a Strapi site, automated end to end.
Quilly posts to /api/{collection} with Strapi's {data} envelope, converts the article body to Markdown, and uses publishedAt to control draft vs. live. Field mapping handles the body, meta, and image URLs — no copy-paste.
Crawl every page, score on-page SEO, and apply one-click meta title & description fixes to your entries — plus a prioritized list for alt text, structured data, and thin content, so you always know what to improve next.
Connect Google Search Console and Quilly pulls clicks, impressions, average position, and your ranking keywords into one command center — then tracks how every published entry performs over time.
Connect once and Quilly runs your Strapi content engine from there.
Add your API base URL and a token — v4 or v5, any self-hosted deploy. Add Google Search Console for measurement.
The AI designs your ghostwriter and drafts entries mapped to your collection, ready to review.
Markdown body, mapped fields, and draft or live via publishedAt — straight through the Strapi REST API.
Fix meta site-wide and track rankings, clicks, and conversions in one dashboard.
Strapi is a powerful open-source headless CMS with a clean REST API, but it's a container for content, not a content team. Producing consistent, optimized articles and keeping on-page SEO healthy is still manual work. Quilly fills that gap with an AI writer, a full-site auditor, and rank tracking that all speak Strapi's API.
Quilly publishes through the Strapi REST API, wrapping entries in the {"data": {…}} envelope Strapi expects and converting the article body from HTML into Markdown at the publish boundary. Draft versus live is controlled with publishedAt — set to now to publish immediately, omitted to save a draft. Field mapping routes the body, meta title, meta description, and image URLs to the fields on your collection, so entries land ready to serve. Both Strapi v4 and v5 are supported.
Quilly crawls your live site, scores every page, and applies one-click meta title and description fixes directly to your entries. Alt text, structured data, and thin-content issues are surfaced with a prioritized plan so you always know the highest-impact next move.
Describe a campaign — location × service, product × use-case — preview a few pages, and Quilly generates hundreds of on-brand, long-tail entries into your collections, mapped to your fields.
Connect Google Search Console and Quilly reports clicks, impressions, average position, and the keywords each entry ranks for, tracked over time.
Read the docs for setup, or see pricing — plans start at $24.99/month with a 7-day free trial. Quilly also publishes to Webflow, WordPress, and Payload.
Via the Strapi REST API (POST /api/{collection} with a {data} envelope). Quilly converts the body to Markdown and sets publishedAt to publish immediately, or leaves it off for a draft.
Yes — both Strapi v4 and v5 are supported over the REST API.
Yes. Quilly crawls and scores every page and applies one-click meta title & description fixes to your entries; alt text and structured data are flagged with guidance.
Yes — connect any Strapi instance with its API base URL and a token.
Absolutely. The same engine also publishes to Webflow, WordPress, and Payload, so you're never locked in.
Free to start · Publishes to your collections · Measured with Search Console