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EntityStacks
Build entity-first content campaigns with reviewed topical plans and schema automation
$49/moStarting price
About EntityStacks
EntityStacks supports entity-first content campaigns by turning approved brand knowledge into topical plans, connected articles, and a reviewed entity stack. Users can publish to their own cloud accounts, verify public content, and monitor it on a scheduled basis. Generation uses an OpenRouter or Amazon Bedrock key selected by the user, while publishing plans require explicit authorization for each destination. The platform records reasons for contextual links and does not manufacture backlinks or promise rankings. Workspace credits fund campaigns and extra providers, with pricing tiers offering varying credit allowances and monitoring capabilities. Managed campaign delivery is not available; users operate the tools themselves. Static campaign sites include Schema Engine JSON-LD derived from brand and page content.
Key features
- Entity stack creation with reviewed brand facts and topics
- Manual and AI-assisted content planning
- Multi-provider publishing destinations
- Public content verification and monitoring
- Schema Engine JSON-LD generation
- Versioned brand profiles for reuse
- Explicit link context recording
- Workspace credits for campaign funding
Use cases
- Building a content ecosystem around verifiable brand knowledge
- Reviewing and publishing connected articles with contextual links
- Monitoring public content reachability and consistency
Pros
- Entity-first approach focuses on verifiable brand knowledge
- Supports OpenRouter and Amazon Bedrock for AI generation
- Review gates ensure content approval at every stage
- Multi-provider publishing to cloud accounts, static hosts, and CMS targets
- Public content verification and scheduled monitoring
Cons
- No managed campaign delivery service
- Generation and publishing require separate authorization steps
- Limited to BYOK AI generation models
- Monitoring does not confirm search indexing
Frequently asked questions about EntityStacks
What does EntityStacks do?
EntityStacks builds entity-first content campaigns by turning approved brand knowledge into topical plans, connected articles, and a reviewed entity stack. It supports publishing to user-owned cloud accounts, public content verification, and scheduled monitoring.
Who is EntityStacks designed for?
The tool is designed for brands, agencies, and site owners who want to create content ecosystems grounded in verifiable brand facts and structured topical coverage. It suits users comfortable managing their own AI generation and publishing workflows.
How does the pricing model work?
Pricing uses workspace credits to fund campaigns and additional providers. Generation relies on the user's own OpenRouter or Amazon Bedrock key, while publishing plans require explicit authorization for each destination.
What integrations does EntityStacks support?
EntityStacks supports publishing to object storage, static hosts, Git pages, Google destinations, and CMS targets. Users can save named accounts for these destinations and include them in publishing plans.
Does EntityStacks create backlinks or promise rankings?
No, EntityStacks records reasons for contextual links but does not manufacture backlinks or promise search rankings. It focuses on editorial integrity and verifiable brand knowledge.
How do I get started with EntityStacks?
Users start by creating a workspace, approving brand knowledge, and then building a topical plan. Generation and publishing require explicit authorization at each stage, ensuring controlled and reviewed workflows.
