baas documentation

baas puts an AI-written, human-approved blog on your own domain — no CMS required — where every post is built to send readers to the pages that make you money.

How it works

1. Connect and verify your site

   Add your domain and prove you own it with a DNS record or a small file. baas crawls the site to learn your industry, audience, tone — and the pages worth linking to.

2. Content is planned and drafted

   The topic queue proposes article briefs; you approve the ones you want. On your schedule (or on demand) a full article is drafted, backlinks to your money pages are woven in, and SEO metadata is generated.

3. You review, then it ships

   Every post lands in a review queue with a full generation trace — what ran, what it cost, where the links point. One click publishes it. Prefer full autopilot? Auto-publish is an explicit per-blog opt-in.

4. Your site serves it

   A script tag, an edge rewrite rule, or a static prerender — whichever fits your stack. Posts render server-side for crawlers with canonical URLs, sitemaps, RSS, and JSON-LD.

What makes baas different

• No CMS required. Works on static sites, Next/Astro/SvelteKit apps, plain HTML — anything that can serve a script tag or a rewrite rule.
• Backlinks are the product. Link targets are first-class: you rank the pages that matter, and every article carries tracked, contextual links to them.
• Rich content, not text walls. Posts use MD2 — callouts, step guides, charts, annotated code, comparisons — rendered with your site's palette. These docs are rendered with the exact same engine.
• You stay in control. Review-first by default, transparent per-post cost and token usage, and quotas that pause generation instead of surprising you.

Where to go next

• Quickstart — from signup to a live post.
• Install on your site — SDK, edge proxy, or prerender.
• Delivery API — the public endpoints behind it all.