Everything Blog AI does

• Search opportunitiesBlog AI reads your Search Console data every day and ranks what to write, refresh or fix by the extra clicks each change could bring. Free.
• Voice learningLearns how you write from your own posts (or a short description), and what your site is for, and uses both for every draft, so you edit rather than rewrite.
• Fact-checkingEvery post is researched and cites its sources. A separate checker reads each source, and an unsupported statistic can't be published until you resolve it.
• Publishing and schedulingSends finished posts to WordPress or Strapi with SEO fields, categories, tags and featured image, now or on a schedule. Free.
• Performance trackingA daily chart for every post, a before-and-after for every change, a site report in plain English and a weekly email. Free.
• Content refreshSection-by-section updates for posts that are slipping or too thin, or a full rewrite in your voice, fact-checked and approved by you. Also fixes weak search snippets and merges competing posts.
• Content auditEvery published post gets findings, a plain-English answer to why it isn't performing, and one recommended action. Export to CSV or PDF. Free.
• AI visibilityAsks the questions you want to be found for, every week, and records whether AI assistants mention you, cite you or cite someone else.

The features aren't a toolbox; they're one loop. Search opportunities and the content audit decide what's worth doing. Voice learning and fact-checking shape how it's written. Publishing gets it onto your site. Performance tracking shows what happened, and feeds the next round of opportunities: a post that slips becomes a refresh, a search you appear for without a post becomes an idea.

AI visibility sits alongside: it shows whether AI assistants use your content when people ask the questions you care about (Claude today; more assistants coming soon). See how it works for the whole path, step by step.

Images

Generate a featured image or inline images from the suggested prompts (1 credit each), or upload your own for free. Images are stored in your account, so their links don't expire, and go to your site's media library with alt text when you publish.

An editor that keeps your work safe

Autosave, a version history you can compare and restore, a warning if the post changed in another tab, and an SEO panel with a Google preview for desktop and mobile.

A content calendar

Scheduled, published and failed posts by month or week, with approved drafts waiting in a tray. Drag a post to reschedule it.

Imports

Your existing posts and pages come in from WordPress or Strapi, so the voice, internal links and audit start from what you've already written. Pages are read-only.

Several sites, one account

Each site has its own Google connection, voice profile, reports and audit. Plans cover more sites as you move up; see agencies if you run client blogs.

Blog AI uses credits for AI work and charges nothing for the rest. Every button that spends credits says how many before you click, and a job that fails is never charged.

Plans start from $49 a month and include monthly credits. Unused credits roll over. Need a few more? Top-ups start at 10 credits. See pricing.

• •It doesn't publish on its own. You approve topics, review drafts and resolve fact-check flags.
• •It doesn't track daily rankings, backlinks or page speed, or crawl your site for technical problems.
• •It doesn't research keywords you've never appeared for, or analyse competitors' sites. It works from your own Search Console data.
• •It doesn't post to social media or send newsletters.
• •It doesn't have team seats, approval workflows or branded client reports yet.
• •It doesn't make promises about rankings or traffic. It shows you what each change did.

Built on the latest AI models, including Claude for writing and Jev (TypeSafe) for fact-checking. The writer and the fact-checker are different models, so one checks the other rather than marking its own work.