Order Your 1,000-Word Test Article
Tell us the topic and the stakes. We will confirm the right tier, the price, and the delivery date within one business day. No contracts, and consultation fees are credited in full toward your first order.
Send us a brief
The more you tell us about the topic and audience, the faster we can quote accurately.
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An editor will reply within one business day with a quote and a recommended tier.
Reach the desk directly
- Phone (800) 518-GEEKS
- Email team@contentgeeks.club
- Hours Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 ET
- Coverage United States, nationwide
Book a paid strategy consultation
Want the content plan mapped rather than tested? Book a paid consultation and we will work through your target queries, tier mix, and cadence. The fee is credited 100% toward your first article or retainer.
Request a consultation slotWhat happens next
- 01 We read your brief and confirm the recommended tier and price.
- 02 You approve, pay by card, and the delivery clock starts.
- 03 Your draft arrives in a clean Google Doc, 48 hours to 8 days by tier.
Before you send a brief
Ordering Questions
How much does an SEO content article cost?
Benchmark rates run $30–$50 for standard AI, $50–$80 for SEO-optimized AI, $80–$180 for hybrid, and $180–$400+ for 100% human. Pricing is per 1,000-word article; retainers of 4, 8, or 12 articles per month unlock discounted volume rates.
Do I have to commit to a monthly retainer?
No. We recommend a single 1,000-word baseline test article first. Once you confirm the quality and ranking potential, you can transition into a monthly retainer at discounted volume rates.
Can I rush my order?
Yes for AI (expedited to under 24 hours) and hybrid (48–72 hours) tiers, at a +50% premium. 100% human-written work cannot be rushed. The extra days protect research depth and native editorial quality.
How is completed work delivered?
In clean, accessible collaborative formats: Google Docs or Dropbox links. SEO-tiered orders arrive formatted with meta tags, H2/H3 hierarchy, internal link recommendations, and alt-text suggestions.