Super Page writes a whole conversion page — a service page, a collection or category page, a product page, a local service-area page, or a general landing page — from one instruction. You describe the page; the product derives a brief from your project (audience, offerings, market), shows you that brief to edit before anything paid runs, then sends it through the same score-gated pipeline as a Skyscraper article: live SERP research, a draft, and revisions until the content-score gate passes.
The finished page auto-saves to Content History and previews as a styled conversion page — hero, sections, calls to action — not as a blog post.
When to use it
Use it for the money pages: the page that sells a service, lists a category, or targets a city. For a blog article on a keyword, use the generator →. To redesign a page you already have, use the Page Editor →; to rewrite existing copy, the Content Refresher →.
Build a page
To build a page:
- Open
Super Pagein the project rail's Write section. - Pick the page type — General, Service page, Collection / category, Product page, or Local service area. The type changes how the brief and the scorer treat the page.
- Describe the page in the box, or click one of the suggestions derived from your project. Instructions can run long — up to 10,000 characters — so paste a real brief if you have one.
- Review the derived brief. It builds by itself after a short countdown unless you start editing — edit freely, then select
Build. - Watch the stages: brief, research, draft, score loop. When it passes, the page is saved and the preview appears.
- Use
Ask for a changeon the finished page for a wording tweak — one focused edit, applied to what you see, without re-running the whole pipeline.
Read the preview
The preview is what the page will feel like, rendered from the same markdown that was saved. The brief you approved is what the writer aimed at — if the page misses, the brief is usually where it missed. Note that quick changes made with Ask for a change are not re-scored; Content History's score rail is where you re-verify after editing.
Limits and usage
- A Super Page run costs the same as a Skyscraper article — 2 generation credits reserved at the start — and a failed run releases them. See plans and credits →.
- Instructions under 20 characters are refused at the brief step — the deriver needs something to work from.
- One page per run. For many pages from a keyword list, use Bulk Generation →.
If something isn't working
The brief built before you finished editing. The countdown pauses the moment you type. If it fired, start a new run — the brief step is free.
The score never cleared the gate. After the revision budget, the best-scoring draft is what you get, with its real score shown. Tighten the brief — a clearer audience, one offer — and run again.
The page reads like a blog post. Check the page type. General is the least structured; Service or Product give the writer the shape.