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Most tools in this category sell one step of the job: keyword research, or article generation, or scheduling. Blogged sells the whole loop. It builds a governed knowledge base about your product, plans a strategy you approve, writes and optimizes each post for search and for answer engines, adds internal links, sources, and on brand images, then schedules, publishes, and measures on a blog site it hosts for you. Plans start at $99 per month per Project for 30 published posts a month.
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| Blogged vs Outrankoutrank.so | AI SEO article generation and off site link building, published into a CMS you already run | $99 a month, or $999 a year, for the single All in One plan, which buys 30 articles a month for one site. The pricing page shows $99 as a reduction from a $200 list price. 60 articles a month is an $85 add on and 90 is $160, both on top of the $99 base. | A CMS you already run: WordPress, WordPress.com, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Ghost, Framer, Notion, a self hosted Next.js starter, or a webhook. Outrank does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs SEObotseobotai.com | Autonomous AI SEO agent that writes articles and syncs them into a CMS you already run | $49 a month for 9 articles, published only in the help center rather than on a pricing page. The ladder continues at $99 for 20 articles, $199 for 50, $499 for 100 plus 20 directory listings, $570 for 150 and $1,050 for 300, with $3.50 an article for agencies ordering 300 or more. No annual price is published and no free trial is offered, though the terms of service reserve the option of one. Article credits carry over and do not expire. | A CMS you already run: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Wix, Framer, Notion, HubSpot or Unicorn Platform. Otherwise a REST API, an npm package for Next.js, or webhooks, where SEObot stores the articles and you build the front end. SEObot does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs RankBoltrankbolt.ai | Flat rate AI article generation with daily auto publishing into a CMS you already run | 49 CHF a month for the single Pro plan, in Swiss francs rather than dollars, with a yearly option advertised at 17 percent off. It buys unlimited article generation, and the plan card states one article published every day and one connected site per subscription. Agency pricing is not published. | A CMS you already run. WordPress, WordPress.com and Shopify are stated as live, with a REST API and webhooks for anything else. RankBolt does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs BlogSEOblogseo.io | AI SEO article generation with automated publishing into your CMS or onto a hosted subdomain, plus a backlink exchange | $97 a month per website for the Ambition plan, the only tier on the pricing anchor, shown against a $194 list price. It buys 30 articles a month. A $59 plan buying 15 articles a month is priced on BlogSEO's own comparison pages and described there as unadvertised. No annual price is published, and the billing docs reference higher volume plans without naming a price. | More than twenty destinations: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Wix, HubSpot, Contentful, Strapi, Drupal, Odoo, Shopware, Framer, Blogger, GoHighLevel, Umbraco and a signed webhook, plus a Hosted Blog served on a subdomain of your own domain. |
| Blogged vs SEO Autopilotseoautopilot.app | Search Console led topic discovery, article and comparison page generation, delivered into a CMS you already run | Three plans. The pricing section shows annual billing by default, at $38.25, $59.50 and $85 a month for 20, 40 and 100 posts. Monthly billing is $45, $70 and $99.99 for the same volumes. Five day free trial, with the first charge on day six. Sites per plan, seat counts and refunds are not published. | A CMS you already run. WordPress through a revocable application password and the REST API, Contentful, or a Framer CMS collection. SEO Autopilot does not host or design a blog site. |
| Blogged vs SeoVisionseovision.io | AI visibility tracking across nine answer surfaces, paired with a site audit, an article engine that publishes into your CMS, and a backlink exchange | $99 a month for Basic, which buys 70 tracked prompts, 30 auto published articles with images, one project, and a single market and language. Pro is $189 and Advanced is $269. Yearly billing takes 20 percent off, and prices exclude VAT or GST. There is no trial of the paid product: the instant site audit is free and needs no card. | A CMS you already run: WordPress, WordPress.com, WooCommerce, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, a Next.js blog through its Blog API, or any platform through its publishing API. SeoVision does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs Overrankoverrank.ai | Automated AI SEO article writing and daily publishing for small businesses, delivered into the site you already run | $39 a month for the one Growth plan, or $300 a year, which the pricing page shows as $25 a month against a struck through $50. That buys up to 30 articles a month for one site. A keyword strategy add on is $99 one time, blog subdomain hosting is $149 one time, and backlink packages start at $249. | The site you already run, five ways: native posts in WordPress, Shopify and Wix; a pasted embed snippet for Squarespace, Duda, GoHighLevel and custom HTML; a read only content API; signed webhooks; or a blog subdomain Overrank hosts for $149 one time, which is also the route it recommends for GoDaddy's own site builder. |
| Blogged vs BlogPilotblogpilot.ai | AI blog autopilot that researches keywords, writes long form articles in topic clusters, and publishes them into a CMS you already run | $49 a month for Starter, which buys roughly 15 articles a month on one connected site. Growth is $99 for roughly 50 articles across 3 sites, Scale is $249 for roughly 150 across 10, and an Agency tier is quoted by sales. Annual billing is about two months free. There is no free plan. | A CMS you already run: WordPress, Webflow, Ghost or Shopify, as a live post or a draft. BlogPilot does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs LotsBloglots.blog | A hosted multi blog platform with a built in agent that plans, writes and publishes | $29 a month, or $290 a year, for Starter: one blog, 30,000 monthly visits and 1,000 monthly LotsTech Credits. Pro is $79 for three blogs and 100,000 visits, Business $199 for ten blogs and 300,000 visits. Posts are listed as unlimited, but credits pay for the agent's writing and research and no page states how many an article costs. | A blog LotsBlog hosts, on a LotsBlog subdomain or on your own domain, including a path such as yourcompany.com/blog with SSL and DNS handled. It does not push posts into WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or Ghost. It migrates you off them instead. |
| Blogged vs auto-post.ioauto-post.io | Low cost AI article generation and scheduled publishing into a CMS you already run, sold by the credit | €9.99 a month for 10,000 credits, which the vendor puts at about 40 posts. Above it, €19.99 buys 20,500 credits and about 80 posts, and €49.99 buys 55,000 credits and about 200 posts. A permanently free tier gives 1,000 credits, about 4 posts, with no card. Prices are in euros, billed monthly, and no annual plan is published. Extra credits are sold at €1.00 to €1.50 per 1,000 depending on tier. | A CMS you already run: WordPress through an official plugin or the API, Webflow CMS collections, the Wix blog, or Payload CMS for headless setups. auto-post.io does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs RankGoatrankgoat.app | A members' dofollow link exchange with done for you blog posts, published into a site you already run | $39 a month per site billed annually, or $44 billed monthly, for up to 15 posts a month, each carrying a dofollow link from a member site. RankGoat presents $39 as a limited batch price that rises to $49 once the batch fills. The extra 15 posts a month add on and the credit packs have no published price. | A site you already run: WordPress through its built in REST API, a signed webhook you build yourself, or manual mode where you paste the post HTML in and paste the live URL back. RankGoat does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs Next-Blog-AInext-blog-ai.com | GEO first AI blog content, delivered through an npm package into your own Next.js app or pushed into a CMS you already run | $24 a month for Pro, or $19 a month billed annually, which buys 20 posts a month alongside up to 5 websites. A free tier gives 3 posts a month on one site. Business is $99 a month, or $69 annually, for 80 posts across up to 20 sites. | Your own front end, through the next-blog-ai npm package, as HTML you style or JSON you render. Connectors also push into Shopify, WordPress, Notion, Webflow and Wix. Next-Blog-AI does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs RepublishAIrepublishai.com | WordPress autoblogging plugin that writes, illustrates, links and publishes posts | Free to start, with no card: the editor, article outlines and one WordPress site. Starter is $49 a month for up to 14 articles you publish yourself across three sites. Autopilot is $99 a month, shown as a limited time offer against a $199 list price, for 30 or more articles published automatically across five sites. No annual price is published. The terms state that plan credits reset at the end of each billing cycle. | WordPress, and only WordPress. Articles are written in RepublishAI's editor and pushed into a connected WordPress site as a live post or a draft, with Yoast SEO title and description fields filled and Gutenberg blocks preserved. RepublishAI states on its ecommerce page that it does not directly integrate with platforms like Shopify or BigCommerce, and it does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs On-Page.aion-page.ai | On-page SEO optimization and entity analysis for pages you already have, with an AI article writer sold above the entry tier | $129 a month for the entry On-Page plan, which buys 140 scans, the AI Optimizer, the content editor, 600 briefs and about 40,000 words of in editor AI writing, and no Stealth AI articles. Whole article generation starts at $229 for 30 articles plus the suite, and the ladder runs to $3,499 for 2,000. Monthly only. No annual price is published. | WordPress, through the On-Page.ai Stealth Importer plugin, or nowhere. Otherwise you take the article away yourself: a .docx download, a PDF, HTML or text export, or a share link for an outside editor. On-Page.ai does not host a site and publishes no other CMS integration. |
| Blogged vs BloggedAibloggedai.com | AI SEO article generation for ecommerce and Shopify brands, delivered as HTML you paste into a site you already run | $99 as a one time purchase for 10 posts delivered within 24 hours, which is the entry tier. Subscriptions run $299 a month for 30 posts and $499 a month for 60. The first post is free with no card. No annual pricing is published. | Nowhere on its own, on the self serve plans. You copy the HTML from the preview or download the file and paste it into Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Ghost or a custom site. BloggedAi also publishes a copy of the article on bloggedai.com with a link back to your site. Founding Engine describes auto publishing separately, as part of a managed engagement. |
| Blogged vs looker.solooker.so | Bring your own key SEO measurement suite: rank tracking, keyword research, domain analysis, site audits and AI visibility | A one time lifetime license sold on a rising ladder of $99, $149 and $199 across 125 seats in total. Checked in August 2026, the $99 band had sold out and $149 was the live price, and looker.so shows the current band on its own pricing section. The vendor states that when all 125 seats are gone the lifetime deal closes and monthly tiers open. Ranking data is not included and bills to your own DataForSEO account, which looker.so's own calculator puts at roughly $71 a month for 500 keywords checked daily. There is a 30 day money back guarantee and no free tier in the published pricing. Two subscription tiers are shown as coming soon, $29 a month for Pro and $79 for Managed Growth, which the vendor states open only after the lifetime deal sells out. | Nowhere. looker.so produces no content. Its outputs are dashboards, keyword lists, audit findings, SERP history and shareable white label client reports. |
| Blogged vs SEO Copilotseocopilot.ai | A broad AI SEO suite covering audits, page optimization, rank tracking, backlinks and local SEO, with a blog generator that publishes into WordPress | $49 a month for Starter, which buys 30 blog generations, 5 websites and 10 target pages. Growth is $99 for 60 blogs and 15 websites, and Pro is $179 for 100 blogs and 25 websites. Annual billing is marketed at 20 percent off, putting Starter at $468 a year. Agency tiers run $299 to $1,199 a month, and a $0 Free tier covers one website. | A site you already run. WordPress is the destination for finished articles, with Shopify, WooCommerce and Webflow connected for pushing metadata and on page changes. SEO Copilot does not host a blog. |
| Blogged vs One Blog a Dayoneblogaday.com | AI blog writing and autopilot publishing into a CMS you already run, sold mainly to small businesses on WordPress | Free at $0 for 2 posts a month on one website, with no card and no time limit. Then $29 for 10 posts, $79 for 30 posts on three websites, and $149 for 50 posts on five websites. Monthly billing only: the pricing page carries no annual toggle and says annual plans are on the roadmap. Paid plans carry a 7 day refund window. | A CMS you already run: WordPress through a plugin or the REST API, Shopify, or Wix. The homepage also describes a one click CNAME that serves posts at blog.yourdomain.com and states the vendor never hosts blogs on oneblogaday.com, though its llms.txt also lists a hosted URL as a destination. |
| Blogged vs Blogauto.aiblogauto.ai | AI autoblogging that writes and publishes SEO articles into a WordPress site you already run, sold by the credit | $29 a month for Starter, shown on the pricing page as a reduction from $58, with Growth at $69, Business at $99 and Agency at $159. The Monthly and Annual toggle opens on Monthly, and annual bills ten times the monthly figure, so Starter is $290 a year, with a stated 30 percent credit bonus. Pricing is by credit rather than by post: a published article costs 10 to 15 credits by word count and AI images are charged on top. The homepage carries two cheaper tiers the pricing page does not, Micro at $5 and Basic at $15, and the two pages state different monthly credit allowances for every tier they share. Prices switch to rupees for buyers in India and are billed through Razorpay. | A CMS you already run. WordPress is the only destination with published setup documentation, over the REST API with an Application Password and no plugin installed. Blogauto.ai also claims Shopify, Ghost, Webflow and Zapier across its About, Contact, platform and industry pages, and its privacy policy names stored Shopify tokens, Ghost API keys and Webflow site IDs. Its user guide and Terms of Service cover WordPress alone. Blogauto.ai does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs Mergeflomergeflo.com | AI search visibility: buyer questions turned into pages, published into a CMS you already run, with weekly AI citation tracking | Four monthly plans on the pricing page: Base $149 for 4 AI citable content assets a month, Starter $249 for 8, Growth $499 for 20, Accelerate $649 for 30. Billed monthly with no annual price published. Its product page, the pricing page's own FAQ, its AI search visibility pillar and several solution pages instead say plans start at $249, and four solution pages show a $249 to $999 band. The product page carries both, a $149 to $649 range in its comparison table and a $249 floor in its closing line. | A CMS you already run. Webflow and WordPress are named on every page that lists a destination, with the Webflow integration writing into your Blog Posts collection and the WordPress one publishing posts to a mapped category. Whether the entry tier can publish at all is stated three ways: its own card omits CMS publishing, the pricing FAQ says both that every plan includes it and that Starter adds it, and the product page says every plan. Mergeflo does not host a blog. |
| Blogged vs Wyrotewyrote.com | AI SEO strategy and daily article production, delivered by webhook into a CMS you already run | Two published plans. Lite is $49 a month for 10 articles, Starter is $99 a month for 30, each shown as 20 percent off a struck price. Annual billing is stated to save 20 percent and is switched in account settings, with no annual figure published. A stale $89 figure survives elsewhere on the site: a features table row labelled Monthly Cost, a Plans from $89/month footer CTA on several pages, and a use case page that states 30 articles a month for $89. Twelve add ons are listed with no price on any of them. | A CMS you already run, over a webhook: WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Shopify, Wix, or any platform that accepts webhooks, plus Markdown and HTML export. Wyrote does not host the blog. |
| Blogged vs EdgeBlogedgeblog.ai | An autonomous SEO and GEO content system for B2B SaaS, served from the CDN edge under your own domain or pushed into your CMS | $499 a month for Starter, which lists 4 to 8 posts a month, a draft and approval queue, basic internal linking, featured image generation, and email support. Growth is $1,999 for 8 to 20 posts, the on domain blog install, custom templates, and GEO optimization. Enterprise is quoted. Those three cards on the homepage are the whole public record: the pricing page redirects to a sign in, no annual price is published anywhere, and no free trial is published. | Either a blog EdgeBlog serves under your own domain, where one CDN rule sends requests for /blog/* to EdgeBlog's origin, listed for Cloudflare, Vercel, Fastly, Netlify, and AWS CloudFront, or your existing CMS by API push, listed for WordPress, Webflow, Contentful, and Sanity. |
| Blogged vs AutoSEOgetautoseo.com | Daily AI SEO articles published into a CMS you already run, plus backlinks from a link exchange network | Two cards, shown side by side with no monthly and annual toggle. Monthly was $149 a month in August 2026 for 30 articles and what AutoSEO calls 100 Domain Authority worth of backlinks. Annual was $1,188 a year, shown as $99 a month, for 365 articles and 1,200 DA of backlinks. Both figures are filled in by a pricing endpoint that localises them by country, and a weekly plan appears in the terms and that endpoint but on neither card. | A site you already run. The homepage lists WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, Duda, HubSpot, HighLevel, Lovable and RSS. Two sentences under that list add that AutoSEO will host your blog free and handle setup if you are on none of them, without saying where that blog is served from. |
| Blogged vs Superblogsuperblog.ai | A hosted blogging platform with an automatic technical SEO engine, which deliberately does not write the posts | Pro is $49 a month, or $530 a year, for up to 1,000 posts in total, five team members and under 100,000 monthly pageviews. Super is $99 a month, or $1,070 a year, and is the tier that carries the AI helper, the REST API, MCP, lead webhooks, custom templates, multilingual SEO and text to speech. Super's price steps with traffic, reaching $149 at 250,000 pageviews and $399 at a million. Annual billing is marked as saving 10 percent. Enterprise is quoted, and agency plans start at $299 for twenty blogs. A Basic plan sits below Pro at $29 a month, or $313 a year, for 300 posts, one team member and under 100,000 monthly pageviews, with Superblog branding left in place. The pricing page hides its card, but the FAQ, the terms and four of Superblog's comparison pages name it, and those comparison pages quote $29 as the starting price. | A blog Superblog hosts and rebuilds as static pages on a global CDN, reached at a free superblog.click address, a subdomain such as blog.yoursite.com, your root domain, or a true subdirectory at yoursite.com/blog. It does not push posts into WordPress, Webflow or Shopify. It migrates you off them, and it accepts posts pushed in from Outrank, MCP clients and its own REST API. |
| Blogged vs Intellimindsintelliminds.ai | AI SEO agent that researches topics, writes articles, publishes them into a CMS you already run, and rewrites them later | Four monthly tiers: $24 Starter, $44 Growth, $75 Premium and $195 Scale. Each tier buys three separate credit wallets, for writing, for refreshing and for topic research, and the entry tier buys 8 write credits against only 2 topic research credits. Unused credits roll over for 12 months. Signup offers 3 free articles with no card before you choose a plan, and the pages promise a full refund if organic traffic has not risen in 60 days. No annual price is published and every checkout link on the pricing table carries a monthly plan parameter. | A CMS you already run. Its marketing site names WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix and Ghost, while the shipping app's integrations screen offers WordPress alone, through an official plugin. Onboarding begins by entering your website, and no page on the site offers a hosted blog, a subdomain or any destination Intelliminds supplies itself. |
| Blogged vs RankLayerranklayer.app | A hosted programmatic SEO platform that builds a page for every combination of a service and an area you serve | Starter is $49 a month for one project, 50 pages of generation a month, 50 tracked keywords, four tracked competitors, five SEO clusters, hub and spoke linking, Autopilot at two generations a day and three team members. Pro is $99 for three projects, 200 pages a month per project, 100 tracked keywords, ten tracked competitors, unlimited clusters, all linking strategies, Autopilot at three generations a day per project, multi-language and five team members. Scale is $249 for ten projects, 400 pages a month per project, 250 tracked keywords, 25 tracked competitors, Autopilot at five generations a day per project and ten team members. Every tier lists unlimited hosted pages, one custom domain and a blog. Annual billing is marked as saving 17 percent, extra projects are $25 a month each on request, and prices can be shown in Brazilian reais. Coupon LAUNCH30 is applied automatically at checkout for 30 percent off the first three months, which is why the page shows $34, $69 and $174 beside the list prices. The trial is 7 days and cancels without a charge. | A site RankLayer hosts. Its FAQ describes a dedicated address linked to the business, giving seo.yourbusiness.com as the example, and every tier includes one custom domain and unlimited hosted pages. Your existing website is left untouched rather than published into, so RankLayer does not push posts to WordPress, Webflow or Shopify. |
| Blogged vs RankYakrankyak.com | An SEO automation platform that researches keywords, writes an article a day, builds backlinks and publishes into your existing CMS | RankYak Pro is $99 a month per site, with the yearly toggle marked as two months free, after a full access three day trial. Site Guard, which watches the pages you already have, is a separate add-on at $99 a month, so both together are $198 a month for one site. Every additional website is the same price again, subject to fair use, and the agency arrangement prices each client site the same as the first. | A site you already run. Direct publishing into WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix and WordPress.com, with Zapier, Make, a REST API, webhooks and an RSS feed for everything else. Articles can go live automatically or land as drafts you approve first. RankYak hosts nothing. |
| Blogged vs RankPinerankpine.com | An AI SEO agent that researches, plans, writes and publishes about one article a day into a CMS you already run | $99 per site a month, or $990 per site a year, which it describes as two months free, after a three day free trial on your first site. That covers 30 articles a month, roughly one a day, plus keyword research and competitor gap analysis, cited sources, on brand images, internal links, 100 monthly contextual backlink credits for eligible opted in sites, Search Console keyword opportunities and Markdown export. Running several sites drops the per site rate automatically: 10 percent off for two to four sites, 15 percent for five to nineteen and 20 percent for twenty or more. Extra languages are $15 a month per language, up to five per site, and do not consume the article allowance. Hand added keywords are capped at 50 per site a month. | A CMS you already run. Twelve native integrations covering WordPress, Shopify, Ghost, Webflow, Wix Blog, Notion, Framer, Strapi 5, Odoo Blog, GoHighLevel, DEV and Hashnode, plus a webhook, Zapier, Make and n8n, and an RSS output. With no integration connected an article stays a private draft inside RankPine to read, edit, copy or download, so it has no public address of its own. |
| Blogged vs The SEO Agenttheseoagent.ai | A single plan AI SEO agent that researches, drafts, fact checks and publishes thirty articles a month into your existing CMS | One plan at $99 a month, preceded by a paid trial rather than a free one: $1 for 3 days, then $99 a month if you keep it. That covers 30 published articles a month for one site with up to 3 publishers, native publishing, fact checked drafts with citations, an optional outline approval gate, a quality gate, internal linking that updates older posts, images and metadata, and the ability to resume from a failed pipeline stage. There is a 30 day money back guarantee and cancellation is a single click inside the app. More volume, more sites, custom voice tuning or white labelling are a sales conversation rather than a higher tier. | A CMS you already run. Native publishing into WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Wix, Notion and Framer, with an API and webhook for anything else, and a WordPress plugin for that destination. The article ships with its body, sources, internal links, images and metadata together rather than as text to paste. It hosts nothing. |
| Blogged vs SEOTakeoffseotakeoff.com | An always on SEO agent that writes from a knowledge base of your expertise, publishes into your CMS, then keeps maintaining what it published | $69 a month, with a $9 first month promotion and $99 shown struck through as the earlier price. That covers 30 articles a month, a site audit and keyword strategy with a cluster roadmap, internal links, generated images, YouTube embeds and schema on every article, auto publishing, and the ongoing upkeep work. Before paying anything you can generate 3 articles free with no card. A separate done with you engagement is $2,997 once plus the monthly fee, covering brand voice setup, cluster strategy, the first 90 articles and a monthly strategy call. Volume pricing and multi user workspaces are available on request. The guarantee is about indexing rather than ranking: if the first articles have not indexed within 30 days of publishing, the amount is refunded. | A CMS you already run. WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, HubSpot, Sanity, Notion, Shopify, Wix and a custom webhook. Articles publish automatically with images, internal links and full metadata, or wait for review if you prefer. It hosts nothing of its own. |
| Blogged vs Alfawritealfa.com | An agentic content engine aimed explicitly at SaaS companies, which plans, writes, fact checks and publishes into a CMS you already run | Pro is $49 a month, described as launch pricing, and covers 9 articles a month across up to 3 brands, with all agents included, internal linking, custom integrations, team collaboration and priority support. Before that there is a 3 day free tier which is a planning preview rather than a writing allowance: it plans thirty days of content for one brand profile and sets up a publishing rhythm so you can judge the workflow. A Custom tier adds tailored publishing capacity, unlimited brands, a dedicated account manager, custom model training and service level guarantees, and is quoted rather than listed. | A CMS you already run. WordPress, Webflow, Next.js, Ghost, Framer and HubSpot are named, with export into an existing workflow as an alternative. Publishing can be automatic or held for review before anything goes live. It hosts nothing of its own. |
| Blogged vs Blogmizeblogmize.ai | A low cost autonomous blogging tool that will either host the blog on its own subdomain or publish into your CMS, with human editors reviewing before publication | Free is genuinely free and recurring rather than a trial: 5 blog credits every month with a hosted Blogmize subdomain, basic analytics and export, with no card. Basic is $12 a month for 30 credits and adds the autopilot agent, the hosted subdomain, website embedding and a blog to social post creator. Standard is $22 for 60 credits and is the tier that unlocks WordPress, Shopify, PHP and custom site publishing, advanced analytics, lead management and custom domain support. Premium is $39 for 100 credits and adds social post generation, social auto posting and advanced lead capture with exports. A Custom tier is quoted. Everything is metered in blog credits rather than posts. | Either a blog Blogmize hosts on its own subdomain, available from the free tier, with custom domain support from Standard upward, or a CMS you already run. WordPress through an official plugin that preserves heading structure and is compatible with Yoast and RankMath, Shopify with automatic internal linking to products, and PHP, React or Next.js sites through an API, webhook or embed script. |
| Blogged vs theStaccthestacc.com | A three module publishing system covering blog articles, Google Business Profile and social, built for local and multi-location businesses | Blog SEO is $99 a month for 30 published articles, $149 for 50 and $199 for 80, which theStacc puts at about $3.30 an article at the entry rung. Local SEO is a single plan at $49 a month for fifteen planned Google Business Profile posts, review replies and weekly rank tracking. Social starts at $49 for 30 posts, with 60 and 120 post options. Any two or more modules take 15 percent off the total, and annual billing saves about 17 percent. The trial is the first 3 articles with no card, behind a 30 day money back guarantee. Managed service tiers run at $749 and $999 a month, and $1,299 for the tier that adds a website theStacc builds, hosts and manages. Prices can be shown in US dollars or Indian rupees. | A CMS you already run: WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Shopify and anything that accepts API or webhook publishing, with IndexNow fired on publication and indexing monitored afterwards. It also publishes to Google Business Profile and to four social networks. The software tiers host nothing; only the top managed tier includes a website it builds and hosts for you. |
| Blogged vs Arvowarvow.com | A broad AI SEO suite for agencies and marketers, covering writing, technical fixes, backlinks and LLM brand tracking across many client sites | Solo is $39 a month for 1,000 credits and one website. Business is $69 for 2,000 credits and five websites, and is the tier that unlocks automatic backlinks, LLM brand visibility, the local SEO module, the content editor, white label reports, knowledge bases, auto translation and webhooks. Ultimate is $249 for 8,000 credits and unlimited websites, adding unlimited sub-accounts, API access and coaching, and carries a note limiting that rate to five companies. Annual billing is advertised as saving more than half. Both figures are discounted rather than stable: the managed service card describes the Business plan as a $129 a month value while the table shows $69. A separate human and AI service starts at $2,000 a month with ten to twenty posts, a monthly topic cluster and a guarantee of a 25 percent traffic increase in 90 days. | A CMS you already run, through its own integrations, webhooks on the Business tier and an API on Ultimate. Everything is metered in credits rather than articles, so what a month buys depends on what you spend the credits on. Arvow hosts nothing. |
| Blogged vs BlazeHiveblazehive.io | An answer engine visibility agent that builds the page formats AI models cite and places your brand into the articles they already trust | One plan, described as the complete engine, at 99 euros a month billed monthly, priced in euros rather than dollars, with everything included and cancellation from the dashboard in one click. The trial is 3 days and takes no card. A second, done for you option is arranged on a call with no published price, adding technical SEO analysis and fixes, configuration and monitoring of the content pipeline, an internal link structure built across the site, and direct access to the team. No monthly article count is published for either option: the plan line describes articles and interactive tool pages across five or more content types without stating a volume. | A CMS you already run: WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Replit, Lovable and webhooks, which it says are included at no extra cost. It hosts nothing of its own. |
| Blogged vs PageForgegetpageforge.co | A programmatic SEO tool for SaaS companies that generates and publishes templated pages at volume into a CMS you already run | Starter is $29 a month for 25 pages, one project, basic rank tracking and WordPress export, which is an export rather than automatic publishing. Growth is $79 for 100 pages, three projects, full rank tracking, competitor gap analysis, autopilot email reports and the first tier that auto publishes with IndexNow. Scale is $199 for 500 pages, unlimited projects, API access, white label export and GEO optimization, which appears on no lower tier. There is no card required to start and 5 free pages to try it. All of these figures are described by the company as early adopter launch pricing that will expire, and the product is in public beta. | A CMS you already run. It lists three integrations covering WordPress, Webflow and custom, publishing as drafts or live posts, with IndexNow on the Growth tier and above. The Starter tier offers WordPress export rather than automatic publishing. It hosts nothing of its own. |
| Blogged vs Skribraskribra.com | A founder focused SEO agent that plans topic clusters, writes long articles, publishes into your CMS and keeps maintaining them afterwards | Starter is $19 a month for 5 articles, Growth is $39 for 12 with a higher tier writing model, and Pro is $75 for 30 articles, roughly daily, and is the only tier that includes all five maintenance agents. Pricing is per project, annual billing saves 17 percent, every plan carries a three day free trial, and you can cancel any month. Separately it sells a one time licence at $199 where you supply your own model key and pay for tokens directly, covering up to ten projects at up to 30 articles a month each, with all maintenance agents and lifetime updates included. Published content stays yours after cancellation. | A CMS you already run: WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Notion or a plain webhook, with IndexNow fired on publication and indexing typically within a day. It hosts nothing of its own. |
| Blogged vs RightBloggerrightblogger.com | A broad toolkit for bloggers, creators and agencies, combining autoblogging with site audits, brand monitoring, a backlink exchange and unlimited AI writing | Solo is $59 a month for one connected website, Pro is $89 for three websites and three team seats, and Agency is $299 for ten websites, five seats, daily site audits, white label client reports and dedicated strategy calls. Extra sites are $30 a month each without changing plan. Every tier carries a 7 day free trial with nothing due at signup and a 30 day money back guarantee, and a free account with no card includes 2,000 words a month. Regional pricing is offered, so the figures a given reader sees may differ. Scheduled posts are capped at 30 a month, and five a day per site, on all three tiers. | A CMS you already run, through its CMS publishing integration, alongside four social networks. Plans are counted in connected websites rather than in destinations. It hosts nothing of its own. |
| Blogged vs Koala AIkoala.sh | A six part AI writing and SEO platform for creators, niche site publishers and Amazon affiliates, metered in words and credits | 9 tiers from $9 to $2,000 a month, with annual billing saving 20 percent and a free start with no card. Everything is metered in words and credits rather than articles: Essentials is $9 for 15,000 words and 250 credits, Professional $49 for 100,000 words and 1,000 credits, and Boost $99 for 250,000 words and 2,500 credits, rising to ten million words on the top tier. Those word figures assume one specific model: two others consume the allowance at twice the rate and two more at three times, so the effective allowance on the most capable models is a third of the headline. Search Console and Analytics reporting begins at Professional, and the content calendar that publishes automatically begins at Boost. Refunds are offered within fifteen days if you have used under 15,000 words and 100 credits. | A CMS you already run: WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Ghost with built in integrations, plus webhooks into Zapier, Make and anything else. API access is on every tier including the cheapest. It hosts nothing of its own. |
| Blogged vs SEO.AIseo.ai | A managed AI SEO service on a fixed monthly fee, covering content, backlinks and Google Ads, with human specialists reviewing the output | Single Site is $149 a month for one website in one language. Multi Site is $299 a month for up to three websites or languages, with a slider offering five, ten and more, though only the up to three price is shown. Annual payment saves 25 percent and all prices exclude VAT. Monthly plans carry no binding period. No article or page volume is published anywhere on the pricing page or in the FAQ, so cost per article cannot be calculated from public information. | A CMS you already run. Its FAQ names WordPress, Webflow, Wix and Squarespace, plus webshop systems including Shopify and Magento, and says the platform connects in minutes without developers. Content can publish automatically, be saved as drafts, or be reviewed in the platform, and it emails you the content before publishing. It hosts nothing of its own. |
| Blogged vs Autoblogging.aiautoblogging.ai | A high volume AI article generator sold in credits, with seven writing modes, bulk generation and AI answer engine visibility tracking | Six tiers in credits: Starter is $19 a month for 40 credits and one connected site, Standard $99 for 300 credits and five sites, and Enterprise $999 for 5,000 credits and unlimited sites, with three tiers in between. Annual billing is advertised as saving 35 percent. Unlike most credit metered products it publishes what things cost: a quick article is 1 credit and its deeper mode 2, with a semantic analysis at five, competitor research at forty and a topical map at fifty. Unused credits roll over for as long as you subscribe. Every paid plan includes free monthly allowances of topical maps, competitor research runs and visibility keywords, and new accounts get ten free credits a month with no card. | A CMS you already run. WordPress through its own plugin with unlimited connected sites and scheduled auto posting, plus Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Blogger and Ghost, an API, webhooks, Zapier and n8n. It also publishes to Medium, Dev.to, Hashnode, Telegraph and Tumblr, which it presents as a backlink building channel. It hosts nothing of its own. |
| Blogged vs blogr.aiblogr.ai | An AI blogging platform running research, planning, writing, publishing and optimization for one or many websites, built for SaaS, ecommerce and local SEO | Four tiers, currently at launch prices shown against struck-through list prices and described as locked in for as long as you stay subscribed: Solo $29 a month for 10 articles on one website, Starter $59 for 25 articles across three, Pro $99 for 60 articles across 10, and Agency $249 for 200 across 25, with allowances pooled across the websites on a plan. Annual billing costs ten months. Every plan is the full engine, differing only in article allowance and website count, with no capability held back for a higher tier. Every plan starts with a 7 day free trial. A separate lifetime deal is $799 once for unlimited articles and websites, provided you connect your own OpenAI, Claude, MiniMax or OpenRouter key so the model usage is billed to you; the next batch is stated at $999. | A CMS you already run, one destination per website, across 9 options: WordPress through its own plugin, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, Duda, Lovable, Directify, webhooks to any endpoint, and a read-only REST API. Both blog posts and site pages are delivered, with pages landing outside the blog at the path the topical map chose. Your sitemap is resubmitted to Google after each publish and you get an email with the live link. It hosts nothing of its own. |
August 2026
Blogged vs Outrank
Outrank pushes AI SEO articles into WordPress, Webflow, or Shopify. Blogged plans, writes, and publishes to a hosted blog or supported connected CMS. Both start at $99 a month.
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Blogged vs SEObot
SEObot syncs AI articles into nine CMS platforms from $49 a month for 9. Blogged plans, writes, and publishes to a hosted blog or supported connected CMS, from $99 for 30.
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Blogged vs RankBolt
RankBolt sells unlimited AI articles at 49 CHF a month, published into your CMS. Blogged plans, grounds, governs and measures a blog it hosts, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs BlogSEO
BlogSEO auto publishes AI articles into 22 CMS destinations or a hosted subdomain. Blogged writes, publishes and measures on a blog site it hosts, from $99.
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Blogged vs SEO Autopilot
SEO Autopilot finds topics in Search Console and pushes posts into WordPress, Contentful, or Framer from $45 a month. Blogged hosts and measures the blog it writes, from $99.
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Blogged vs SeoVision
SeoVision tracks whether ChatGPT and Gemini name your brand and publishes into your CMS. Blogged plans, writes, and hosts the blog itself, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs Overrank
Overrank publishes one AI article a day, up to 30 a month, from $39. Blogged plans, governs, and publishes 30 posts a month from $99 on a blog site it hosts.
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Blogged vs BlogPilot
BlogPilot writes AI article clusters into WordPress, Webflow, Ghost or Shopify from $49. Blogged plans, writes and hosts the blog itself, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs LotsBlog
LotsBlog hosts an agent run blog from $29 a month and meters monthly visits. Blogged hosts, governs and measures the blog it publishes, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs auto-post.io
auto-post.io publishes AI articles into WordPress, Wix, Webflow, or Payload from €9.99 a month. Blogged plans, writes, and hosts the blog itself, from $99.
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Blogged vs RankGoat
RankGoat writes your posts and exchanges dofollow links between member sites. Blogged hosts the blog itself, does no off site link building, and starts at $99.
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Blogged vs Next-Blog-AI
Next-Blog-AI feeds citation shaped posts into your Next.js app or CMS from $24 a month. Blogged plans, writes, and publishes to a hosted blog or supported connected CMS, from $99.
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Blogged vs RepublishAI
RepublishAI writes, illustrates and auto publishes into WordPress from $49 a month. Blogged hosts the blog it publishes to, from $99 a month for 30 posts.
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Blogged vs On-Page.ai
On-Page.ai scans and optimizes pages you already have, from $129 a month. Blogged plans, writes, and publishes new posts to a blog site it hosts, from $99.
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Blogged vs BloggedAi
Blogged (blogged.dev) and BloggedAi (bloggedai.com) are unrelated products from different companies. Blogged publishes to a blog it hosts; BloggedAi sends HTML.
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Blogged vs looker.so
looker.so tracks rankings, keywords, audits and AI mentions on any domain. Blogged writes and publishes the blog that moves them. Different jobs, often both.
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Blogged vs SEO Copilot
SEO Copilot is a twelve tool AI SEO suite where blogging is one tab. Blogged runs one blog end to end and hosts it. Compare scope, price, and publishing.
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Blogged vs One Blog a Day
One Blog a Day writes posts and publishes them into WordPress, Shopify, or Wix from $29 a month. Blogged runs, hosts and measures the blog itself, from $99.
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Blogged vs Blogauto.ai
Blogauto.ai auto publishes AI articles into a WordPress site you run, from $29 a month. Blogged plans, writes, and publishes to a hosted blog or supported connected CMS, from $99.
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Blogged vs Mergeflo
Mergeflo publishes AI citable pages into Webflow or WordPress and probes AI engines weekly for citations. Blogged hosts and measures the blog, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs Wyrote
Wyrote writes daily SEO articles and auto-publishes to your CMS by webhook. Blogged plans, writes, and publishes to a hosted blog or supported connected CMS. Both list $99 a month.
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Blogged vs EdgeBlog
EdgeBlog is an early access SEO system for B2B SaaS at $499 a month for 4 to 8 posts. Blogged writes and publishes a blog it hosts, from $99 for 30 posts.
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Blogged vs AutoSEO
AutoSEO publishes 30 articles a month into your CMS and adds backlinks from a link exchange. Blogged hosts, governs and measures the blog, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs Superblog
Superblog hosts a fast, technically complete blog and leaves the writing to you. Blogged picks topics, writes the posts and publishes them, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs Intelliminds
Intelliminds writes and refreshes SEO articles into a CMS you run, WordPress in the shipping app, from $24 a month. Blogged hosts the blog it publishes, from $99.
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Blogged vs RankLayer
RankLayer hosts programmatic pages for each service and area you serve. Blogged hosts a blog and writes the posts for it, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs RankYak
RankYak writes an article a day and publishes it into a CMS you already run. Blogged writes the posts and hosts the blog itself, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs RankPine
RankPine writes thirty articles a month and pushes them into your CMS. Blogged writes them and hosts the blog they land on, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs The SEO Agent
The SEO Agent publishes thirty fact checked articles a month into your CMS, behind two approval gates. Blogged writes them and hosts the blog, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs SEOTakeoff
SEOTakeoff is cheaper than Blogged for the same thirty articles and keeps refreshing them. Blogged hosts the blog and reports on conversion, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs Alfa
Alfa targets SaaS founders like Blogged does, at $49 a month for nine articles. Blogged writes thirty and hosts the blog, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs Blogmize
Blogmize hosts a blog and writes it from $12 a month. Blogged costs more and adds cited sources, Search Console and competitor tracking, from $99.
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Blogged vs theStacc
theStacc publishes articles, Google Business posts and social for local businesses, from $99 a month. Blogged hosts one blog and writes it, from $99.
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Blogged vs Arvow
Arvow is a broad AI SEO suite for agencies, from $39 a month in credits. Blogged runs one blog end to end and hosts it, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs BlazeHive
BlazeHive builds the page formats AI assistants cite and places your brand in articles they trust, from 99 euros a month. Blogged runs and hosts the blog, from $99.
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Blogged vs PageForge
PageForge generates programmatic SEO pages for SaaS at volume, from $29 a month in public beta. Blogged writes and hosts a blog, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs Skribra
Skribra writes thirty articles a month for $75 and keeps maintaining them. Blogged writes them, hosts the blog and reports conversion, from $99 a month.
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Blogged vs RightBlogger
RightBlogger bundles autoblogging with audits, brand monitoring and a backlink exchange, from $59 a month. Blogged runs and hosts one blog, from $99.
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Blogged vs Koala AI
Koala AI is a six part writing platform for creators and affiliates, from $9 a month in words and credits. Blogged runs and hosts a SaaS blog, from $99.
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Blogged vs SEO.AI
SEO.AI runs content, backlinks and Google Ads for a fixed fee from $149 a month, with human review. Blogged writes and hosts a SaaS blog, from $99.
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Blogged vs Autoblogging.ai
Autoblogging.ai generates articles in bulk from $19 a month in credits, up to 500 at once. Blogged runs and hosts one governed SaaS blog, from $99.
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Blogged vs blogr.ai
Compare autonomous AI blogging, CMS publishing and growth reporting. Blogged offers hosting or connected-site publishing; blogr.ai covers up to 25 sites.
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Blogged in one screen.
Autopilot, not a prompt box
Assisted mode drafts for review. Full mode can schedule and publish once approved Content Directions and governance checks pass.
ExploreGrounded in your product
A governed Knowledge Engine holds verified product, competitor, and keyword facts, and excludes stale or conflicting context from reuse.
ExplorePublishing and measurement included
A hosted blog site on your subdomain, plus Search Console reporting, indexing coverage, CTA engagement, and lead conversion on a paid plan.
ExploreWhat is Blogged?
Blogged is an autonomous blog platform for SaaS founders. It researches topics, plans a content strategy, writes and optimizes posts for SEO and GEO, adds internal links, sources, and images, then schedules and publishes to a hosted blog or a supported CMS on an eligible paid plan. Blogged presents a 3 day trial, which takes a card, and a link under it takes a one-time Free allowance of 3 posts and 15 delivered images on the first Project instead, claimed with a public post and with no clock while it lasts; paid plans start at $99 per month per Project.
How is Blogged different from an AI article generator?
An AI article generator produces text you then have to place, format, link, illustrate, publish, and measure somewhere else. Blogged runs the whole loop: strategy, topic supply, drafting, optimization, interlinking, imagery, scheduling, publication, and reporting all sit in one system, with governance that decides whether a post is allowed to go live.
Are these comparisons impartial?
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Each page states the month its competitor research was last verified. Pricing and feature claims about other products come from their own public pages on that date and can change without notice, so confirm anything that decides a purchase.
Can I try Blogged before switching?
Yes. Blogged presents a 3 day trial, which takes a card, and a link under it takes a one-time Free allowance on the first Project instead. Free takes no card and is claimed with a public post about your new blog. Nothing expires while the allowance lasts; once the posts or images are spent, the Project is archived after 14 days and the blog is unpublished after 30 unless you choose a paid plan. Blogged can start from your website, a product description, or product documents, so you do not need an existing blog to see what it publishes.
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