Campaigns now include workspace credits, OpenRouter or Bedrock generation, and reviewed multi-provider publishing. Explore the workflow

Entity-first content campaigns

Build a content ecosystem around what your brand can prove.

Turn approved brand knowledge into a topical plan, connected articles and a reviewed entity stack. Publish to your own cloud accounts, verify the public content and monitor it on a schedule you authorize.

Workspace credits pay for campaigns and extra providers. Generation uses your OpenRouter or Bedrock key. Managed campaign delivery remains unavailable.

Illustrative entity stack

A connected campaign, ready for review

7/12 approved

Brand entity

Approved identity, expertise, evidence and restrictions

Topical coverage

Research, entities, keywords and distinct topic clusters

Connected assets

Reviewed articles with a reason for every contextual link

Plan approved
Links reviewed
Publish next

One controlled lifecycle

01

Connect

02

Plan

03

Approve

04

Generate

05

Publish

06

Verify

Review gates connect every phase. Saving a plan does not call AI or publish. Each generation request and each destination in the publishing plan requires explicit authorization.

Entity stacking, made editorial

Connect meaning before you connect pages.

An entity stack is the reviewed structure behind a campaign: the brand facts you can support, the topics they justify, the assets that cover them, and the contextual links that help a reader move between them.

EntityStacks records why each link exists. It does not manufacture backlinks, promise rankings or treat a keyword as proof of expertise.

Reusable brand knowledge

Approve a brand version once, then pin that exact snapshot to each campaign.

Review gates with history

Approve exact stage versions. Reopening upstream work marks dependent decisions stale.

Scoped BYOK generation

Use the workspace OpenRouter or Amazon Bedrock key, then pick the model for each authorized stage.

Reviewed multi-provider publishing

Save named cloud accounts, choose destinations in the publishing plan, and approve the exact version before upload.

Public content verification

Check reachability and exact content separately from search index evidence.

Bounded daily monitoring

Authorize one to thirty daily checks with a visible allowance and expiry.

Publication you can inspect

Approve the destinations, then publish the exact version.

The publishing plan pins reviewed articles, named cloud accounts and planned public URLs. Static campaign sites include Schema Engine JSON-LD from brand and page content only. Uploads keep successful files when another destination fails.

Provider setup guides

Publishing plan

Product education cluster

Awaiting approval
Content
Review version 4 · 6 articles
Destinations
2 cloud accounts · one extra provider
Object policy
Unique paths · no overwrite
After upload
Public hash verification
Index status
Unknown until separate evidence exists

Workspace credits

Campaigns spend credits you can see before you publish.

Campaign

10 credits

Includes the first cloud provider

Extra provider

5 credits

Each additional destination in the plan

Free / trial

15 credits

Enough to start the first campaign

Extra packs

$15 / 100

Checkout through Dodo Payments when the balance is short

Pro includes 400 credits, Growth 2,000, Agency 9,000. See workspace pricing.

Available now

Bring your own AI account.

Save an OpenRouter key or an Amazon Bedrock key in workspace settings. Provider usage is billed to that account; unreported cost stays marked pending.

Create a workspace

Deliberately unavailable

Managed campaign delivery.

EntityStacks does not currently sell a package where we run generation and publication for you. Workspace plans and credit packs fund the tools you operate.

Understand workspace pricing

Questions, answered

Before you build an entity stack

Straight answers about credits, deployment, monitoring, and agency workspaces.

EntityStacks plans reviewed contextual links between approved assets. It does not create unsolicited backlinks, hide links or promise a search outcome.

Start with the entity your brand can defend.

Approve the source of truth, shape the campaign, and decide exactly what leaves your workspace.