Which GEO tools write content fixes and publish them to your CMS?

Vidrys is a GEO tool that writes content fixes and publishes them. Each question your brand loses in ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews becomes a ticket; one content credit drafts the fix from your own crawled pages; and once you have reviewed it, it goes to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or Ghost as a draft post, or to any other site through a signed webhook. Plans start at ₹999 a month.

What does a GEO tool have to do before it can write a fix?

1. 1Measure the answer. Ask the buyer's question on each AI engine, on a schedule, and record whether your brand was recommended, merely mentioned or left out.
2. 2Explain the loss. Record which brands the answer named and which pages it cited, split into yours, a competitor's and third parties'. A fix written without that record is a guess.
3. 3Draft against your own site. In Vidrys, a draft is grounded in your crawled pages, so it repeats facts you already publish instead of inventing new ones. See The content queue.
4. 4Let a person approve it. Nothing is sent to your site until someone on your team presses publish.
5. 5Measure again. Keep the question tracked, and compare its runs before and after the page went live.

Which CMSs can Vidrys publish a drafted page to?

Connect one in Settings → Publishing. Vidrys tests the connection before it keeps it, and the test creates nothing on your site.

On the four CMSs nothing appears on your live site until you publish the draft there. With a webhook, Publish live puts the page up and records the address your site returns. The details are in Publishing to a CMS and Publishing to your own site.

Can it also fix pages I already have?

Yes, for search fixes such as titles, meta descriptions, canonicals and redirects. These are made through Vidrys SEO for WordPress, Vidrys for Shopify, Vidrys for Wix, the Squarespace API for product pages, or a Cloudflare Worker for a site built any other way. An AI-answer fix to an existing page is a list of edits, not a page: a webhook receives it as a change request, and on the four CMSs you apply it by hand.

What stops a bad draft from going live?

• Placeholders block it. A draft with an unfilled [placeholder] cannot go live. Send it as a draft, fill the gap on your site, then press Mark published.
• No draft, no publish. A ticket without a draft is refused before anything is sent, so a one-line summary cannot reach your site.
• Resending updates, never duplicates. Sending the same ticket again updates the same page.

How much does it cost to draft and publish fixes?

Writing a draft spends one content credit. Publishing it to your CMS never spends one, and is included on every plan. Prices are in Indian rupees, exclude GST, and were checked on 27 October 2026:

Custom is quoted. Full details are on Pricing.

What do AI engines answer to this question today?

On 29 October 2026, Vidrys asked ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews: “Which GEO tools write content fixes and publish them to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or Ghost?” None of the three answers named Vidrys, and none named any of the GEO tools Vidrys tracks as its competitors. We publish the result because a tool that measures AI answers should show its own.

Where do these details come from?

Each connection uses the platform's own documented access: WordPress application passwords, the Ghost Admin API, the Webflow API and the Shopify Admin API. The idea of shaping pages so generative engines cite them was named in GEO: Generative Engine Optimization, a 2023 research paper. The launch note for this feature is Publish fixes straight to your CMS.