Programmatic SEO · Web — Studio product, 2026
RentFormulas
Seven interactive calculators and software-comparison pages for small US landlords, generated from verified pricing and 51-jurisdiction law datasets — built to run untouched.
Seven interactive calculators and software-comparison pages for small US landlords, generated from verified pricing and 51-jurisdiction law datasets — built to run untouched.
A site designed to grow while nobody’s watching.
RentFormulas serves small US landlords with seven interactive calculators and software-comparison pages — every page generated from verified vendor pricing and statute-cited law datasets covering all 51 US jurisdictions. The brief we set ourselves was blunt: build it to run untouched. Publishing, indexing and reporting are all automated.
It runs today at autopilot-venture.vercel.app while rentformulas.com completes its move — the name is pending, the autopilot is not.
Most content sites decay the day their author gets busy. This one ships its own next twenty pages every week.
Seven interactive tools for the questions landlords actually type — grounded in datasets with statute citations, not blog-post folklore.
Software-comparison pages built from verified vendor pricing data — regenerated, not rotting.
Dynamic sitemap, JSON-LD, IndexNow pings, a cookieless analytics beacon and an affiliate redirect rail — all built from scratch.
An autopilot needs two things: a growth loop and locks on the cockpit door.
A Vercel cron promotes 20 queued page specs, warms them through ISR, pings IndexNow, and files its own growth report — publish → index → report, hands-free.
Supabase anon access is read-plus-telemetry only; admin functions are token-gated security-definers with sha256-hashed tokens — automation with least privilege.
The law datasets carry statute citations across every US state plus DC — the unglamorous accuracy work that makes the calculators defensible.
RentFormulas is our thesis on programmatic SEO done honestly: verified data, cited statutes, and a growth loop that runs itself — a publishing machine engineered to deserve the traffic it compounds.