What it produces
A complete draft with an introduction, six to eight named sections, a comparison table where the subject warrants one, a key-takeaway box and a closing section — the structure that reads well and that search engines can parse.
It produces a draft, not a publication
Everything it writes needs reading before it goes anywhere. Check the facts, add what only you know, and cut what is padding. Publishing unreviewed generated text at volume is exactly what Google's scaled-content-abuse policy targets, and it is the fastest way to lose a site's standing.
Free trial, then a plan
Two runs a day without a subscription, so you can judge whether the output is any use to you before paying for it.