A portfolio that publishes itself.
Running a stable of niche sites means the writing never stops. Mastheads keeps each site publishing on a schedule, in its own voice, fact-checked, at a cost per article that works across a portfolio, so you can add sites instead of adding hours.
I ran a portfolio of sites the same way, and the risk was never one bad article. It was one bad article a day, on every site, for a year. At volume those aren't risks. They are schedules.
The parts nobody wants to say out loud.
- ·Every niche site needs steady content, and there's never enough time.
- ·Freelancers at $50 to $200 an article don't scale to a portfolio.
- ·Half-built sites sit empty because writing them out is a chore.
- ·Cheap, unchecked AI content is a risk you don't want across your portfolio.
The jobs niche-site operators hand it.
Bring the stale posts back
Point it at your sitemap, filter by path and by age, and every post untouched for months comes back refreshed, rewritten, or written to beat the page that outranks it.
Ask for an articleA month of articles from one list
Paste the rows or upload a spreadsheet. One article per row, with your own outline on any row that needs one.
Ask for an articleA buying guide for every product line
Build the structure once, cross it with your own values, and get the whole set. Comparisons and ranked lists come the same way.
Ask for an articleFill a site before it has a CMS
Write on demand with nothing connected, read or export the drafts as Markdown or HTML, and connect a CMS when the site goes live.
PublishingFind what to write next
Ask for a research report built from live sources, grounded in what your site already ranks for in Search Console. On every paid plan.
ResearchKnow what is wrong with the site
Quorl reads the whole site of a domain you proved you control and reports page-level and cross-page issues.
QuorlThe daily paper, on a schedule
A publication's newsroom runs on its own schedule in your time zone, review before publishing by default, auto-publish when you switch it on.
Topic discovery
Built for niche-site operators.
A cost that fits a portfolio
On the higher plans articles work out to roughly $2 to $3 each, so filling ten sites isn't ten freelancer invoices.
Each site in its own voice
Per-site niche, voice, and schedule. Your outdoor-gear site and your personal-finance site never read the same.
Draft-only until you're ready
Set up a publication with no site connected, let it write, and read or export the drafts. Connect a CMS when the site goes live.
Written to be worth reading
Fact-checked against sources, planned article by article, and reviewed by default, not thin bulk content with a keyword in the title.
You own every article
One-click export to WordPress, Ghost, or Markdown across the whole portfolio. No lock-in.
Compliance is built in, not bolted on.
- EU AI Act Article 50 disclosure
- Named editor of record + real bylines
- Self-serve GDPR export and account deletion
- Registered DMCA agent
- Fact-checked against sources
- You own every article, one-click export
Answers to what niche-site operators actually ask.
How much does each article cost?+
Can I run sites that aren't live yet?+
Can each site have a different niche and voice?+
Will this hurt my sites?+
Try Mastheads for niche-site operators.
7 days, 10 articles, no card. See it run on your own site.