Say hello to agentic blogging.
Bloggable is the blogging platform that finds the right topics, researches and drafts posts in your voice, and publishes them on auto-pilot. Helping you deliver content that AI Agents cite and Google ranks.
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Bloggable by the numbers
Most blogs die of friction, not bad ideas.
Nobody stops publishing because they ran out of things to say. They stop because every post costs half a day and the results take months to show up.
Doing it by hand
- A blank calendar on Monday and no idea what to write about
- Half a day per article, and it still reads like everyone else’s
- SEO is a checklist you half-remember at the end
- Posts quietly lose their rankings and nobody notices for months
- Every article gets written once, then never used again
- A web designer, a copywriter, an SEO tool and a hosting bill - this gets expensive fast
With Bloggable
- Topics picked and ranked for you, with the reasoning attached
- A full draft in minutes, in a voice learned from your own writing
- Written to rank on Google and to get quoted by ChatGPT
- You get told when a post starts slipping — and fix it in one click
- One article becomes a LinkedIn post, an X thread and a caption
- Writing, publishing and hosting on one bill
Four steps. None of them yours.
You set the direction and the standard. Bloggable does the rest, on whatever schedule you pick.
- 01
Picks the post topic
Bloggable reads your niche and checks what your competitors published this week, then hands you topics ranked by how winnable they are — with the reasoning attached.
- 02
Does the research
It searches the web before it writes a word, so the draft is built on real sources and current numbers instead of making things up.
- 03
Writes it in your voice
Learned from a few things you’ve already written. It links out to your other posts, and to your own product pages and help docs — never to a competitor.
- 04
Publishes the post
On the day you chose, at the length and quality you set. You can have it wait for your approval instead — that’s a switch, not a different product.
Autopilot isn’t a switch. It’s a dial.
You decide how much of the blog to hand over, and you set it in posts per week. Take the ideas and write them yourself, take finished drafts and review them, or let the whole thing run.
You never open a blank calendar again.
Topics arrive already researched and ranked by how winnable they are, with the reasoning attached. You pick the ones you like and write them yourself.
Sit down to finished articles.
Every topic arrives as a full draft instead — researched, written in your voice, with the internal links already in place. You read it, change what you want, and publish.
It publishes to your standard, not ours.
You set the bar: how long an article should be, how well it has to score, how human it has to read. Clear it and the post goes live on schedule. Miss it and the draft waits for you.
It sounds like you. And you can prove it.
Bloggable learns your voice from a few things you’ve already written, then scores every draft on how human it reads and shows you the exact sentences that gave it away.
- A 0–100 score with the giveaway sentences named, not a vague verdict
- Fix a sentence in a single click. Joe changes that line and nothing else
- Every AI edit arrives as tracked changes you can read, keep or undo
- Don’t like the angle? Tell it what’s wrong in plain English and it rewrites
- Joe learns your voice and preferences, and gets better over time
One article. Four times the content.
Turn any published post into reusable content to use across social channels - optimised to get the attention it deserves.
Three angles, not three rewrites.
The same article as a contrarian take, a practical how-to and a story — so you can post the one that suits the week. Each is written to land above the “see more” fold.
A thread that ends on the link.
Five to nine posts, each counted against the real 280-character limit with the link’s weight already accounted for. The last one carries the call to action.
For the places that don’t take links.
Instagram, Threads and Facebook. Written to say what it needs to in the first 125 characters, because that’s all anyone sees in the feed.
One line for everywhere else.
A short summary for a bio, a link page or a newsletter intro. Change the article later and Bloggable tells you the copy has gone stale — regenerating it is free.
Published isn’t finished.
Bloggable watches what your competitors publish and turns the gaps into next week’s topics. It also watches your own library, and tells you when a post starts slipping.
- Competitor scans become planned topics automatically, with the angle they missed
- Google rankings come in overnight, and you get told when a post starts losing traffic
- One click rewrites a fading article and keeps the URL, so it keeps the ranking it has
- Spot two of your own posts fighting over the same search term before they cost you both
- Drafts you started and forgot, surfaced before they go stale
Run 25 blogs the way you’d run one.
One account, one login, one credit balance. Every blog keeps its own voice, theme, domain, competitors and schedule — and you work across all of them from the same screen.
Up to 25 blogs.
Separate voices, themes and domains. One place to run them.
Every post, one list.
Publish, archive or repurpose across blogs without switching.
Your brand, not ours.
No Bloggable badge, no Bloggable name. Just your client’s site.
Writes for the right country.
Spelling, currency, units and examples, set per blog.
The rest of it, already handled.
The things you’d only notice if they were missing.
Pictures sorted.
Uploads, free Unsplash photos, YouTube and Spotify embeds.
Save a CTA once.
It drops into future posts — and only the ones at the right stage.
A blog readers like.
Search, archives, related posts, contents, reading progress.
Links that survive.
Rename anything. Old URLs redirect themselves, permanently.
Meet Joe. Your all knowing, all capable AI colleague.
Joe does everything for you — reserach, ideate, write, publish, repurpose. He has full context across all of your blogs gets better over time: your library, traffic, competitors and every correction you’ve ever given him.
Ask, and it’s done.
Write it, publish it, repurpose it. The work, not a suggestion.
He writes with you.
Changes land in the article as edits you can keep or undo.
He learns as you go.
Correct him once and it holds for every draft after.
He starts the blog with you.
A conversation, not a settings form. Pick it up whenever.
He knows what’s next.
Ask what’s worth writing. He answers from your numbers.
Three things you’d otherwise do yourself
What happens after a few months.
“I’d been posting on LinkedIn to crickets. My first Bloggable article ranked in two weeks and pulled 1,300 clicks — more than my whole site did last quarter.”
“Set a goal that felt way out of reach. Turned on Autopilot, let it plan the calendar, and eight months later organic is our number one channel.”
“We run six client blogs from one account. The thing that sold us was watching it catch a post that had quietly lost half its traffic, and rewrite it before we noticed.”
See where Bloggable could take your blog.
Answer a few questions and we’ll build you a customised growth plan covering; the topics worth writing, the pace to hit, and what it adds up to over a year. Completely free, and yours to keep.
Where do your customers ask questions now?
Increasingly, they ask ChatGPT GCGP — and it answers without showing them a list of links at all. Ranking on Google still matters. But the post that ranks needs to be the post that gets quoted.
AI assistants lean on the pages search engines already trust, and they favour articles that answer the question directly, cite real sources and are structured cleanly enough to read. Most blogging tools help you with none of that.
Bloggable scores every article on how quotable it is before it goes out, and publishes it in the formats AI crawlers actually look for. Here’s what that means in practice:
- Every article opens with the answer, because that’s the part that gets quoted
- Your questions and answers are marked up so they can show up as results in their own right
- Every post is published in a clean, machine-readable version alongside the normal one
- Each blog gets an index built for AI crawlers, listing your strongest articles first
- Let ChatGPT read your site and block the ones you’d rather not — 11 crawlers, your call
- Publish something new and Bloggable goes back through your old posts to link it up
The library you build this year is what gets quoted next year. Action here: Lets add an animation to the bottom of the section where the section has gravity and it has a heap of AI LLM logos in squirgle blocks, they fall and tumble at the bttom of the container like a ball pit, on click they jump and you can click and drag them around knocking others over. this animation will deepict the AI LLMs as our play things.
One subscription instead of four.
Research, writing, publishing and hosting on one bill. Manage multiple blogs, across your team, from one unified account.
Plans start at
£12 /month
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The things people ask before signing up
This is the thing most people want to know, so here’s the honest version. Every draft is scored out of 100 for how human it reads, and the score comes with the exact sentences that gave it away. You can fix them one at a time — each fix changes that sentence and leaves the rest of your article alone — and watch the score move. If you let Autopilot publish for you, anything that doesn’t hit the standard you set waits as a draft instead of going live.
No, and most people don’t at first. You choose per blog: Bloggable can just find you topics and leave the writing to you, or write full drafts and stop for your review, or run the whole thing. Moving between them is a setting, not a different plan, so you can start cautious and loosen up once you trust it.
With us. You get a fast blog with themes, categories, search, an RSS feed and a sitemap, and nothing to configure. Point your own domain at it and we’ll walk you through the DNS — or use a shorter bloggable address like yourname.bllog.io if you’re not ready for that yet.
Yes. Point Bloggable at your current site, and it reads through it and shows you everything it found — you tick the posts you want. They arrive as drafts, with the images copied across to us rather than left pointing at your old host. It works with WordPress, Ghost, Medium, Substack and most other setups. One thing to plan for: your new post URLs are built from the titles and won’t match your old ones, so if you’re shutting the old site down you’ll want to set up redirects there before you do.
When someone asks ChatGPT a question, it answers from pages it has read — and it favours the ones that answer directly, cite real sources and are cleanly structured. Bloggable scores every article on that before it publishes, and puts out a machine-readable copy of each post plus an index built for AI crawlers. You don’t have to think about any of it. It happens on every article, and it’s the same work that helps you on Google.
You pay monthly and get an allowance of credits. Writing a full article uses more of them than a small job like generating meta tags, so what you get depends on how you work — the plan page shows roughly how many articles each tier buys. Credits are shared across every blog and everyone on your team, so nothing sits stranded, and you can top up any time. If you need one more blog than your plan allows, you can add it on rather than jumping a whole tier.
Not to start, but it’s worth connecting — it’s where the ranking data comes from, and it’s what lets us tell you a post is losing traffic before you’d notice. Search Console can only verify a domain you own, so this one needs your blog on your own custom domain rather than a bloggable address.
You take it with you. Your posts are stored in the same plain format they were written in, so there’s nothing to untangle on the way out, and while you’re here any URL you rename keeps redirecting on its own.
Your next article is only minutes away.
Start the trial, bring your existing posts across, and let Joe show you the first five topics worth writing about. It takes about ten minutes.