Launchmind - SEO and AI articles with measured results
Alex, the Launchmind content colleague, writes 1,800 to 2,200 word articles in your words, publishes them on your own website after your approval and measures the result every day: which share of articles is in the Google top 10 after 90 days (Search Console, last 28 days) and which are cited in five AI engines: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overview. Our goal: 40 percent of all articles in the Google top 10 and cited by AI.
How it works
Connect your website (WordPress, Shopify, PrestaShop, Webflow, HubSpot, Framer, Laravel, Odoo or Craft). Alex builds a content plan of topic series from your Search Console data and the real Google results, writes each article with facts that carry a source and a year, and sends it to you by email or in the dashboard. Approve it or rewrite it per sentence. No response? Then the article goes live automatically after 48 hours; you can extend that yourself to 7 days. First article within 3 days after connecting.
Measured in Google and five AI engines
Every article gets schema markup, alt texts and IndexNow; hreflang for translations on WordPress, Shopify, PrestaShop and Laravel. AI visibility is checked with five question shapes per keyword (best options, informational, comparison, local, doubt), weekly in the first 90 days and every two weeks after that. Per article you see which question produced a mention. The system learns from Search Console and from AI citations to update the content plan and refresh existing articles.
Pricing
Four plans from 425 to 1,899 euro per month ex VAT for 10 to 50 articles, on a 1, 2 or 3 year contract with a discount; monthly is possible at a 7 percent surcharge. Content in 9 languages; the site itself in 8.
Launchmind vs Inspace.io (Nova)
An SEO platform with annual contracts and regional pricing versus a monthly-cancellable authority system.
Inspace.io (Eindhoven, the Netherlands) sells Nova: an AI SEO platform that clusters topics, writes pages, publishes and monitors, with a local team attached. Three plans: Stratosphere (10 pages), Milky Way (20) and Universe Access (40) at 600, 1,000 and 1,750 euros per month in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Ireland. The same plans cost 700, 1,200 and 2,000 pounds in the United Kingdom and 1,000, 1,700 and 3,000 dollars in the United States. The contract runs twelve months and renews automatically. Launchmind delivers the same type of authority content for 425 to 1,899 euros per month, cancellable monthly, with per-article approval, Q&A in your own words and social posts included.
When Inspace.io is the better choice
- Your store runs on Magento, HubSpot, Storyblok or Wix. Inspace publishes natively to those; Launchmind does not.
- You want programmatic pages at scale: category hubs, service pages and location pages. Those are included from Milky Way and Universe.
- You want 40 pages per month with a local team in the Netherlands, Belgium or Germany that knows your market and speaks your language.
- An annual contract with upfront direct debit fits your procurement process and you want the 10 to 30% discount on multi-year commitments.
- You want a free technical scan or ROI calculation first; Inspace offers those as standalone tools.
When Launchmind is the better choice
- You want to cancel monthly instead of being locked in for twelve months with automatic renewal.
- You want a price that does not depend on the country you open the website from: 425 euros is 425 euros.
- Same volume, lower price: 10 articles for 425 euros versus 600 euros at Inspace, 17 for 599 euros versus 1,000 euros for 20.
- You want to see every article by email before it goes live, with feedback and rewrites, without working in a dashboard.
- You want AI visibility measured across 6 platforms as part of your subscription.
- You want more than articles: Q&A in your own words, automatic social posts to LinkedIn/Facebook/Instagram, lead forms next to articles and a personal real-time dashboard come standard.
- You want the first article live within 48 hours, not after an onboarding programme.
Three price tags for the same plan.
Inspace shows different prices per country version of its site. Stratosphere costs 600 euros in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Ireland, 700 pounds in the United Kingdom and 1,000 dollars in the United States. Milky Way: 1,000 euros, 1,200 pounds, 1,700 dollars. Universe Access: 1,750 euros, 2,000 pounds, 3,000 dollars. The plan contents are identical everywhere: 10, 20 and 40 pages per month. Anyone opening inspace.io/pricing without a country code sees the US prices. Launchmind has one price, in euros, for everyone.
Nominally, a US customer pays 1.67 to 1.71 times the Dutch price for the same Inspace plan; a UK customer 1.14 to 1.20 times.
Twelve months fixed, renewed automatically.
The general terms of In Space B.V. (August 2026 version) are clear: an initial term of twelve months, then renewed automatically for twelve months at a time, cancellation in writing at least one month before the end of the current period. Payment runs upfront by direct debit from the day you accept the quote, even if the integration or publishing is not yet in place. On early termination the amount for the remaining term stays due. Launchmind can be cancelled monthly.
Inspace Stratosphere in the Netherlands: 7,200 euros committed in year one, plus any one-off work from the quote. Launchmind Launch Long: 5,888 euros in year one (425 euros x 12 plus a 788 euro setup fee), cancellable every month.
Price per page, same volume.
Stratosphere costs 60 euros per page (10 for 600 euros). Launch Long costs 42.50 euros per article (10 for 425 euros). Milky Way costs 50 euros per page (20 for 1,000 euros); Launch Fast 35.24 euros (17 for 599 euros). Only at Universe Access, 40 pages for 1,750 euros, does Inspace drop to 43.75 euros per page, still above Launch Max at 50 articles for 1,899 euros, 37.98 euros per article. The difference is structural, not a promotion.
Under article 7.4 of its terms, Inspace may unilaterally change its rates during the contract term with 30 days notice.
What counts as delivered.
In Inspace's terms, content counts as delivered as soon as it is visible to you in the software, not once it is on your site. Delays in the integration or publishing caused by circumstances outside Inspace's control do not suspend payment. At Launchmind an article counts as delivered when it is published on your blog, and you approved it or had it rewritten by email before that.
GEO is real on both platforms.
Both Inspace Nova and Launchmind structure content for AI search engines such as ChatGPT and Gemini. Inspace emphasises semantic clustering and entities; Launchmind builds citation patterns into every article (factual openings, source attribution, FAQ schema) and measures visibility across six AI platforms in your dashboard. For Dutch and other European languages Launchmind has a native team and locale-specific prompting.
Where Inspace is genuinely strong.
Inspace has the broader CMS list (Magento, HubSpot, Storyblok, Wix, WooCommerce), builds category hubs and location pages at scale, and documents 24 cases from the Netherlands and Belgium, mostly e-commerce. With offices in Eindhoven, Antwerp and Germany there is a local team in three markets. For a large web store that wants 40 programmatic pages per month and considers an annual contract normal, that is an honest choice. We build for the company that wants to stay flexible and review each article.
True monthly cost: Inspace Stratosphere (NL) vs Launchmind Long
Comparable goal: 10 published, ranked articles per month. Both publish automatically; the difference is price, contract term and what comes with each article.
The facts, briefly
Inspace.io sells the Nova platform in three plans: Stratosphere (10 pages per month), Milky Way (20) and Universe Access (40), at 600, 1,000 and 1,750 euros per month on the Dutch, Belgian, German and Irish sites.
Source: inspace.io/nl-nl/prijzen and other country versions, accessed 2 September 2026
The same Inspace plans cost 700, 1,200 and 2,000 pounds per month on the UK site and 1,000, 1,700 and 3,000 dollars per month on the US site.
Source: inspace.io/en-gb/pricing and inspace.io/pricing, accessed 2 September 2026
Under the general terms of In Space B.V. (August 2026), an Inspace subscription runs an initial twelve months, renews automatically for twelve months and carries a one-month notice period.
Source: InSpace General Terms and Conditions, August 2026, article 6
Launchmind charges the same euro prices in every country, 425 to 1,899 euros per month, cancellable monthly, with GEO optimization, per-article approval and publishing bundled in every plan.
Source: Launchmind pricing page, 2026
Pricing side-by-side
Launchmind
Inspace.io (Nova)
FAQ
Why do I see dollar prices at Inspace?
Because inspace.io/pricing without a country code is the US version. Pick the Netherlands top right and you see 600, 1,000 and 1,750 euros. The UK site shows pound prices. The plans are the same everywhere; only the price differs by country.
Can I cancel Inspace monthly?
Not under their general terms: the initial term is twelve months and the agreement then renews automatically for twelve months, with a one-month notice period. Launchmind can be cancelled monthly.
Is Inspace only for large companies?
No. Inspace's cases are mostly Dutch and Belgian web stores in flooring, gemstones, laundry furniture and fashion. That is the same market Launchmind serves. The difference is price, contract term and what comes with each article.
Does Launchmind do clustering and topical authority?
Yes. Per content pillar Launchmind plans a cluster of 18 to 25 topics and works through it systematically; Launch Long has 5 pillars, Launch Max 15. Inspace also works with clusters and adds category hubs from Milky Way and location pages from Universe.
Which CMS platforms does Launchmind support?
WordPress, Shopify, PrestaShop, Webflow, Craft, Framer and Laravel. If your store runs on Magento, HubSpot, Storyblok or Wix, Inspace is the better match.
What is the cancellation policy?
Launchmind: monthly billing, cancel whenever you want, one-time setup fee, first article live within 48 hours. Inspace: twelve months, upfront payment by direct debit, automatic renewal.
Compare Launchmind to other tools
Twelve months fixed, or cancel monthly at a lower price?
First article live on your blog within 48 hours, with GEO optimization and your CMS connected.