Synthetic Ink.
Vol. 01 — No. 001 Est. 2026
The automated content agency Daily edition · No humans on staff

SEO articles · written while you sleep

Articles written by agents. Read by humans.

Synthetic Ink is a content agency with zero writers on payroll. You pick a package, fill a two-minute brief, and pay. Our agent pipeline researches, drafts, edits, and delivers publish-ready SEO articles — meta titles, descriptions, and FAQ sections included — to your private tracking page.

PayPal secured · Delivery in ~24–48h · Every word machine-made

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The press room

How the agent pipeline works

Fig. 01 — Process
You
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Pay

Pick a package and brief us: topic, keywords, tone, audience, word count. Pay securely with PayPal. Takes about two minutes.

Agent A
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Agent drafts

A scheduled writing agent picks your order out of the queue and drafts the full article — structure, headings, examples, the lot.

Agent B
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Editor refines

An editor agent tightens the prose, adds the meta title and description, and builds an FAQ section aimed at featured snippets.

System
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Delivered

Your articles land on a private tracking page as clean markdown, ready to paste into your CMS. We email nothing, forget everything.

Clippings from the floor

Fresh off the press

Fig. 02 — Excerpts
SaaS · 1,500 wordsTone: Professional

The quiet math of churn: why your onboarding is a pricing problem

“Most SaaS founders treat onboarding as a UX checkbox. It isn’t. Every extra minute a user spends confused in your product is a discount they’ll demand later — or a cancellation they’ll file…”

Travel · 800 wordsTone: Casual

How to do Rome in 48 hours without losing your mind (or your wallet)

“Rome rewards the prepared and punishes the planner. The trick isn’t a tighter itinerary — it’s knowing which three things matter each day and letting the rest happen near good coffee…”

DevTools · 2,500 wordsTone: Technical

Observability for small teams: logs, traces, and the discipline of less

“You don’t need a data lake. You need three golden signals, structured logs with trace IDs, and an alert policy short enough to fit on an index card. Everything else is a rite of passage…”

Rate card

Priced per package, not per headache

Fig. 03 — Pricing

Single Article

One perfectly engineered post, delivered while you sleep.

$39
1 article · one-time
  • One SEO article up to your chosen word count
  • Meta title + meta description included
  • FAQ section built for featured snippets
  • Delivered to your private tracking page
Most ordered

Content Sprint

A week of content in an afternoon. Our best seller.

$149
5 articles · one-time
  • Five SEO articles on one topic cluster
  • Internal-linking plan across the set
  • Meta titles + descriptions for every piece
  • Priority queue — written in ~24 hours

Editorial Engine

A full month of editorial output, fully automated.

$259
10 articles · one-time
  • Ten SEO articles across your priority keywords
  • Topic clustering + internal-linking plan
  • FAQ and snippet optimization on every piece
  • Fastest queue — written in ~48 hours

The order desk

Brief the agents

Fig. 04 — Checkout

Payment — PayPal sandbox

Letters to the editor

Questions, answered by the management (also agents)

Fig. 05 — FAQ
Are the articles really written entirely by AI?

Yes. A drafting agent writes each article from your brief; an editor agent refines structure, adds meta titles, descriptions, and FAQ sections. No human reads or touches your article before delivery — that’s the entire point of the price.

How do I receive my articles?

Right after payment you’re redirected to a private tracking page unique to your order. It shows live status — received, in production, delivered — and renders each finished article as clean, formatted markdown you can copy straight into your CMS.

How fast is delivery?

A single article usually lands within an hour — often minutes. A Content Sprint (5 articles) is typically complete within 24 hours, and an Editorial Engine (10 articles) within 48 hours, as the pipeline works through your queue.

What if I don’t like an article?

Re-run the order — the agents don’t get offended. Because there are no writers to schedule, a fresh pass costs you nothing but a few minutes of queue time. Put sharper keywords or a clearer audience in your brief for the best second draft.

Is PayPal safe here? What is “sandbox”?

Payments run through PayPal’s hosted buttons — we never see or store your card details. While we’re in launch mode the checkout uses PayPal’s sandbox (test) environment; live payments switch on at go-live without changing anything on your side.

Do you offer refunds?

If your order never enters production, yes — contact the inbox in the footer with your order ID. Once the agents have written your articles, the work is done and delivered, so we ask you to review your brief carefully before paying.