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Quickstart

Sign up, let Evoras study your site, and get your first article writing — start to finish in a few minutes.

Getting started with Evoras is mostly answering a few questions about your business and confirming what it found. Here's the whole flow.

Create your account

Sign up at evoras.app with Google. You'll see a real article before you're ever charged.

Add your website

Paste your site's URL (for example example.com). Evoras reads your homepage, follows your sitemap, and studies your niche and competitors. This takes about a minute — you don't have to do anything while it works.

Confirm what it found

Evoras fills in a profile from your site: what you do, your niche, language, target market, competitors, and audiences. Review and fix anything that's off — this is the brief behind every article it writes, so a few small edits here pay off in sharper content.

Everything is editable later in Settings. Don't worry about getting it perfect now.

(Optional) Connect Google Search Console

If your site is already getting search traffic, connecting Google Search Console lets Evoras see the keywords you're closest to ranking for and prioritise them. You can skip this and do it later.

Start your trial

Confirm your plan to start the trial. The moment you do, Evoras generates your keyword plan and your first article starts writing right away.

Connect your CMS

While the first article writes, head to Integrations and connect where you want articles published — WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Notion, or a webhook. With autopilot on (the default), finished articles publish there on a schedule without you lifting a finger.

What happens next

  • Your first article is usually ready within a day.
  • Evoras plans roughly one article per day, up to 30 a month, and lines them up on a calendar you can rearrange.
  • Every draft goes through an anti-slop editing pass, gets real cited sources, on-brand images, and internal links to your existing pages.
  • With autopilot off, articles wait in review until you approve them. With it on, they publish automatically.