Dashword

Dashword is a content optimization tool for search engine optimization. For any keyphrase it researches the pages that already rank, compiles the terms, questions and target length a competitive article should cover, and then scores drafts against that brief until they are ready to publish. It has shifted its positioning toward AI agents: an MCP server lets Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode or any other MCP client create a report, read the brief and score a draft directly. It suits content marketers, SEO teams and agencies producing articles at volume. The content brief builder gathers competitor outlines in one place, lets users add and edit sections in an interactive builder and shares a finished brief with writers in one click. Content optimization shows the keywords and frequently asked questions a piece should address, with real time scoring as the draft changes. Content monitoring tracks published pages, a Google Docs add on brings scoring into the editor, and an API is available to every account with a verified email address. Two plans are published. Startup costs $99 per month and includes 30 content reports, 5 user seats, content briefs, an AI writer with 100,000 words, API and MCP access, and free unlimited content scoring. Business starts at $349 per month with 100 content reports, 10 seats, bulk report creation and single sign on. Scoring does not consume credits; only reports do. The first report is free with no credit card, subscriptions can be cancelled at any time with no minimum contract, and annual billing earns a 20% discount arranged through the team. After cancelling, users keep access to their existing data but cannot generate new keyword reports.