Your Site Deserves To Be Found.

Ranking and being cited are two different things now. A page can sit at position #2 and still never appear in Google's AI Mode or get quoted by ChatGPT. Minty Orange is specifically for that gap: articles that have traffic potential but aren't being extracted as answers.

And that gap costs you. The clicks an AI answer keeps for itself are the affiliate commissions and buyers your ranking used to send you.

Older articles are actually the best use case of all: they already have authority and backlinks, they just aren't structured for AI yet.

Nothing changes on your site until you say so. Minty Orange works from the text you wrote, and every suggestion is yours to review first. Whether you copy the results over yourself or use the WordPress plugin, each edit can be accepted, skipped, or undone one by one. Nothing publishes without you.

The changes themselves are the kind Google rewards: clearer headings, direct answers, better structure, with your images and affiliate links protected. You stay in control of every word that goes live.

We keep your recipe card out of the rewrite. The optimizer recognizes cards from the major recipe plugins, WP Recipe Maker, Tasty, Create by Mediavine and WPZOOM, and leaves them untouched. For those, your ingredients, steps and recipe data never even pass through the AI. The words around your card get better, and the card itself stays exactly as it is.

You also stay in control of everything else, whatever plugin you use. Our WordPress plugin applies each suggestion as a separate edit you accept or skip, and it never writes into your recipe plugin's data. One honest tip for the copy-paste route: with a supported plugin the optimized article deliberately leaves your recipe card out, so update the sections around your card instead of replacing the whole post.

The tool usually takes 5-10 minutes. That time is spent researching your keyword live on Google, analyzing the top 5 competitors, and building the complete optimized version of your article.

After that, copying the results into your site takes around 10-15 minutes. The publishing checklist tells you exactly what goes where.

None at all. Paste your page, type what a reader would search for, like best hiking boots for wide feet, and click run.

No coding, no API keys, nothing to install. The WordPress plugin is there if you want one-click applying. Everywhere else, including Wix and Squarespace, copy and paste works, and the publishing checklist tells you exactly what goes where.

Minty Orange is a research and analysis engine that happens to produce text.

Before generating a single output, it runs a full live analysis: fetching the real top 5 ranking pages on Google for your keyword, extracting People Also Ask questions, checking featured snippet ownership, and benchmarking your article against what's actually working right now.

ChatGPT gives you a rewrite based on yesterday's data. We give you a strategy built on what Google shows today.

No. Keyword research is built in. Type the topic of a post you are planning and you get the searches around it, with monthly Google search volume, difficulty, and a note where your site already ranks. You can write the post right there and send it to WordPress as a draft.

Once the post is live, you optimize it here too, for Google and for AI answers. The report then shows the searches the page ranks for on page 2 or 3 of Google (with Search Console connected) and related searches it does not show up for yet, with their monthly volume.

No. AI search engines work fundamentally differently from Google rankings. In Ahrefs' August 2025 analysis of 15,000 queries, only 12% of the URLs cited by ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot ranked in Google's top 10, and 80% did not rank in Google at all for that query.

What matters for AI citations is content structure, freshness, and extractability, not backlinks or domain authority. That's exactly what Minty Orange optimizes. New sites with well-structured content can get cited within days or weeks.

No, and any tool that promises citations is guessing. Whether an AI engine cites you is ultimately its call, not ours.

What we control is the on-page side. We research your keyword live on Google, then structure and prepare your page so it ranks and is as easy for AI to quote as it can possibly be. That's how you give yourself the best possible odds of being the source AI picks.

What we can promise is what happens when a citation slips away. We keep checking your keyword twice a month, and the first time an article loses a citation it had, we add a free credit to your account so you can win it back. It never expires.

Yes. Every paid plan includes two seats, and so do Archive Pack credits. You invite people by email, they create their own login, and they land in your workspace. They can run optimizations, open every report and use the Live Editor. They never see your billing, your plan or your connected accounts, and only you can manage the team.

One thing to know upfront: seats do not add credits. Your team shares the same monthly optimizations your plan comes with.

Three cases, honestly. AI content farms writing from scratch: there are plenty of tools for that, and this is not one of them. Full technical SEO audits: we optimize content structure, not site architecture. And agency-scale team workflows: every paid plan includes two seats for your own editors, but there is no white-label reporting and no seat management beyond that.

If you write for real readers and want your pages found, you are exactly right here.