Autoblogging FAQ for owners who want a blog that runs itself

Autoblogging means your blog is researched, written and published for you on a schedule. With AutomatedBlog you connect your site once, set your rules, and new posts go live every week without anyone on your team doing the work.

It picks the next topics from your plan, writes each post in your voice, adds images and internal links, runs a safety review and publishes on the days you chose.

Two things, once. Connect your site and set your brand rules. After that the blog runs itself. You can change your rules at any time.

Owners of small service businesses, online stores and small teams who know a blog brings customers but have no time to keep one going. Read more for small businesses and online stores.

It reads your website address and builds your first 10 topics with target keywords and the opening of your first post. It runs once, needs no card, and the full drafts are saved when you create your account.

Not when the posts are useful. Search engines judge helpfulness, not who typed the words. AutomatedBlog gives every post a single search to answer, builds its own outline, draws facts only from your pages and keeps keyword use natural. Nothing goes live until it passes a quality check.

It looks for the questions your customers type into search, groups them by meaning and keeps the ones that fit what you sell. Each post gets one target keyword so posts do not compete with each other.

Posts only use facts from your own pages and the brand rules you set. Banned topics stay out, and the safety review stops any draft that breaks your rules.

Yes. AutomatedBlog learns your tone from your site and your settings, such as formal or friendly, short or detailed, and words you always or never use.

Every post gets images with alt text and internal links to your service pages, products and older posts. Growth and higher plans also link to product and service pages more deeply and refresh older posts.

No. Full autopilot is the default. On Pro and Enterprise you can turn on an approval step so a team member clicks publish.

WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Ghost, plus an API for custom sites on Enterprise. See all blog automation integrations.

Most owners connect their site and set their rules in about ten minutes. The first post can go out on your first scheduled day.

Yes. Starter covers 1 site, Growth 3, Pro 10 and Enterprise 30, each with its own rules and calendar.

Yes, on Pro and Enterprise. Each site can publish in the language of its readers.

Starter is $49 per month or $24 per month billed yearly. Growth is $149 or $74, Pro is $499 or $249, and Enterprise is $999 or $499. See autoblogging pricing.

Yes. The one time plan preview on the home page shows your topics and the start of your first post before you pay, with no card needed. Every plan is a paid subscription.

Publishing pauses until your next billing month starts, or you move to a bigger plan. A post counts when it is written, so deleting a post does not give the slot back.

Yes, any time from your account. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.

Payments are final. We refund only a duplicate charge, a proven unauthorized charge or a total failure of the service, as described in the refund policy.

The posts are yours from the moment they are written. That covers drafts and images too, and anything already published stays on your site after you cancel.

Your public pages, to learn what you sell and how you talk. Connection details for publishing are stored encrypted, and you can disconnect at any time. More on our automated blog security page.

No. Your content is used to write your posts and nothing else.