Bloggable vs Arvow
Arvow (formerly Journalist AI) is an AI SEO tool: it researches and writes articles, publishes them into the website you already run, and monitors how AI assistants mention your brand. Bloggable is the blog as well as the writer. It hosts the blog on your domain, writes each post in your voice, checks every draft before it goes out and shows you who’s reading, with an AI copilot on hand for the rest. If your site lives on Shopify, Webflow or Wix, or you want to know what ChatGPT says about you, choose Arvow. If you need a blog that runs end to end, choose Bloggable.
Facts about Arvow checked 22 October 2026 · Sources
The short answer
Bloggable
Choose Bloggable if you are
Businesses that want the blog itself, hosted, written in their voice, checked before it ships and measured after.
- Hosting, themes and your own domain included
- Every draft scored for how human it reads
- Autopilot publishes on schedule, behind your quality bar
- Joe, an AI copilot who does the work when you ask
From £12/month billed yearly
Try it free
Choose Arvow if you are
Teams whose site already runs on another platform, who want articles added on autopilot and to see what AI assistants say about them.
From $39/month billed yearly2
The blog itself, not just the articles.
Arvow writes articles into a site you already run. Bloggable is the site too: it hosts the blog, writes it in your voice, checks every draft and shows you who’s reading, for every blog you run.
The blog, hosted
Hosting on your own domain with 14 themes, a sitemap, RSS and search, ready the day you start.
No hosting or themes; it publishes into a site you already run.13,30Joe, your AI copilot
One copilot across every blog. Ask in plain English to plan next week, write and schedule the top two or explain a dip in traffic, and Joe does it in the app, on every plan.
A free chat per project: Search Console, keywords and one-off articles.17AI writing in your voice
Every post researched on the live web, written in a voice learned from your own posts, and scored for how human it reads.
A brand brief and documents guide the voice. No human-ness score.13,20,1Autopilot with a quality bar
It finds the topics, writes the drafts and publishes on schedule, and anything below your bar waits for you.
Recurring AutoBlog publishes, or only generates. No quality bar described.16Analytics after you publish
Cookieless analytics on every plan. Advanced analytics adds where readers come from, ChatGPT and Perplexity included, and how far they read.
No visitor analytics; a Search Console report per project.24,2Written to be quoted by AI
Every post opens with the answer and carries FAQ structured data, with llms.txt, Markdown copies and AI-crawler control built in.
FAQ and How-To schema. No llms.txt or AI-crawler setting.5,21Links you chose
Internal links go to your own posts and external ones to the draft’s own sources. Nothing links to other customers.
Backlink network on by default; your articles may link to other members.25,7One price for the whole blog
Hosting, research and writing, autopilot, analytics and Joe on one plan. No plan is priced or capped by readers or visits.
Priced by credits and websites, on top of your own hosting.2,13
Bloggable and Arvow, need by need
Every claim about Arvow links to the page on arvow.com it came from. The last column says which is the better fit, including where that is Arvow.
Better fit across 28 needs:Bloggable86Either14
| What you need | Bloggable | | Better fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Writing | |||
| Writing the post | BloggableYes.Researches the topic on the live web, then writes the draft in a voice learned from your own posts. | Yes.Researches the topic on the live web and writes in your brand voice, with images and links.3,2,13 | Better fit:Either |
| Deciding what to write | BloggableYes.Finds topics from live searches and your competitors’ posts, and plans them onto a calendar. | Yes.Keyword research picks topics, or articles come from RSS, news and YouTube feeds you choose.2,10,3 | Better fit:Either |
| Keyword research | BloggablePartly.Topics come from live searches, competitors and Search Console. No keyword volume or difficulty figures. | Yes.A Keyword Planner with search volume and difficulty; picked keywords become dated articles in AutoBlog.10,2 | Better fit: |
| Checking a draft | BloggableYes.Scores every draft 0–100 for how human it reads, and fixes flagged passages in one click. | No.No AI-detection or quality score. Its FAQ says articles pass most AI detectors.1,2 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| An AI copilot | BloggableYes.Joe, on every plan: ask in plain English and he plans, writes, edits, schedules and explains your numbers. | Yes.Chat, free in every project: reads Search Console, researches keywords, and schedules and publishes articles.17 | Better fit:Either |
| The editor | BloggableYes.Block editor with slash commands, embeds, reusable blocks, a Markdown view and version history. | Yes.AI SEO Editor on Business and up: rewrite by prompt or chat, add links, images and videos; revisions kept.2,19 | Better fit:Either |
| Publishing and hosting | |||
| Scheduling | BloggableYes.Schedule any post, plan topics onto a calendar, or let autopilot publish at the time you set. | Yes.Schedule one article or a batch for a date and time, and reschedule any of them.15 | Better fit:Either |
| Running without you | BloggableYes.Autopilot at three levels, from suggesting topics to publishing unattended, behind a quality bar and a monthly credit cap. | Yes.Recurring AutoBlog generates on the days you pick, then publishes or waits for you. No quality bar described.16,3 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Hosting and domain | BloggableYes.Managed hosting on your own domain or a Bloggable address, with categories, tags, search and RSS. | No.No hosting. It publishes into a site you already run, such as WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix or Ghost.13,14,30 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Themes | BloggableYes.14 built-in themes. | No.None. Articles take on your own site’s design.13,2 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Publishing to a site you already have | BloggablePartly.WordPress, Ghost or a webhook, on plans that publish to your own platform. | Yes.14+ platforms, including WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Ghost, Framer and Blogger, plus Zapier, webhooks and an API.8,30 | Better fit: |
| Languages | BloggablePartly.Localised to each blog’s countries: spelling, currency and units. No setting to write in another language. | Yes.Articles in 150+ languages, with auto-translation into others on Business and up.1,2 | Better fit: |
| Search, AI answers and reach | |||
| SEO basics | BloggableYes.Meta tags, a sitemap, structured data, canonical URLs and redirects when a URL changes. | Yes.Well-formatted articles with meta descriptions and links. Sitemaps, feeds and redirects stay with your CMS.4,21,13 | Better fit:Either |
| SEO on the rest of your site | BloggableNo.No. Bloggable handles SEO for the blogs it hosts, not your other pages. | Yes.Site Optimizer fixes titles, meta descriptions, canonicals, alt text, links and schema across your pages, by script.21,2 | Better fit: |
| llms.txt and Markdown copies | BloggableYes.llms.txt, llms-full.txt and a Markdown copy of every post, on by default. | No.Not offered. Articles download as Markdown, but nothing is served to AI readers.5,21,26 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| AI crawler control | BloggableYes.One setting per blog: every AI crawler, answer engines only (not model training), or none. | No.No robots.txt or AI-crawler setting; that stays with your CMS.5,21 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Written to be quoted | BloggableYes.Every post opens with the answer, carries FAQ structured data and gets an answer-engine score. | Yes.Optional FAQ and Key Takeaways sections, and FAQ and How-To schema from its SEO agent. No answer score.4,5 | Better fit:Either |
| Backlinks | BloggableNo.None. Bloggable never places links to other customers in your posts. | Yes.Your site joins its backlink network by default; your articles may link to other members in return.25,7 | Better fit: |
| Reaching people off the blog | BloggableYes.Turns each post into LinkedIn posts, an X thread and captions, ready to copy. | Yes.Writes and schedules Google Business Profile posts, and replies to Google reviews, on Business and up.6,2 | Better fit:Either |
| Measuring | |||
| Analytics | BloggableYes.Cookieless analytics on every plan. Advanced analytics adds sources, countries and devices, reading depth and CTA clicks. | Partly.No visitor analytics. A Search Console report per project: clicks, impressions, CTR and position.24,2 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| AI assistants and crawlers | BloggableYes.Names ChatGPT, Perplexity and other assistants as sources, and logs which AI crawlers fetched each post, with Advanced analytics. | No.Visits from AI assistants and crawler fetches aren’t counted. Its monitor asks assistants about you instead.2,23 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| What AI assistants say about you | BloggableNo.None. Bloggable counts the visits AI assistants send, not what they say about you. | Yes.Asks Grok, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity your prompts every 3 days; reports mentions and citations. Business and up.23,2 | Better fit: |
| Search Console | BloggableYes.Clicks and positions per post on a verified custom domain, with posts that slip flagged for a refresh. | Yes.Clicks, impressions, CTR and position in Chat and reports; checks about hourly which URLs Google has indexed.17,24,22 | Better fit:Either |
| Sites, team and price | |||
| More than one blog | BloggableYes.Up to 25 blogs on one account, each with its own voice, theme and domain. | Yes.One website on Solo, five on Business and unlimited on Ultimate, each its own project.2,9 | Better fit:Either |
| Your team | BloggableYes.Invite your team, and add authors without a login, each with their own byline. | Partly.Sub-accounts that manage your account: one on Business, unlimited on Ultimate. No roles described.2,27 | Better fit:Either |
| AI agents | BloggableYes.An MCP server and agent sign-in, so Claude Code, Cursor or Codex can set up and run your blog. | Yes.A REST API and an MCP server for ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code and Codex, on every plan.28,29 | Better fit:Either |
| As your audience grows | BloggableYes.Same price. No plan is priced or capped by readers or visits. | Yes.Same price: plans are priced by credits and connected websites. Your site’s hosting is billed separately.2,13 | Better fit:Either |
| Price | BloggableYes.Plans from £12/month billed yearly (£15 month to month), with hosting, AI writing, autopilot and Joe included. | Yes.From $39/month billed yearly, or $69 month to month, for 1,000 credits and one website.2 | Better fit:Either |
Yes.Has itPartly.Partly, or with a conditionNo.Doesn’t have itNumbers link to sources.
Where Bloggable goes further
Five places Bloggable does more of the work, shown in the product itself.
Arvow writes for your site. Bloggable is the blog.
Arvow has no hosting: it publishes into a site you already run, on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix and others, and your CMS decides how it looks. Bloggable hosts each blog on your own domain, with 14 themes, categories, search and RSS, and runs every one of them from one account.
- Your own domain, or a Bloggable address
- Each blog with its own voice, theme and domain
- Up to 25 blogs, one credit balance
On Arvow: No hosting or themes; it publishes into WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Ghost and more.13,30
Every draft checked for how human it reads.
Arvow says its articles pass most AI detectors, and leaves the read-through to you. Bloggable shows you the check: a 0–100 score for how human each draft reads, the passages that read as AI pointed out, and a fix for each one in a click, before anything goes live.
- A 0–100 human-ness score on every draft
- Flagged passages fixed in one click
- Autopilot holds back anything below your bar
Autopilot, with a bar it won’t publish below.
Both can run without you. Arvow’s recurring AutoBlog writes on the days you pick, and each automation either publishes what it writes or holds it for you. Bloggable plans topics onto dates, drafts them for you to review or runs the whole week itself, and holds back any draft that misses your bar for length, answer-engine score or how human it reads.
- Topics planned onto dates, always one ahead
- Published at your time, one post a day
- A monthly credit ceiling per blog it won’t cross
On Arvow: Each automation generates only, or generates and publishes. No quality bar described.16,15
One copilot for every blog you run.
Arvow added Chat in September 2026: free in each project, it reads Search Console, researches keywords and schedules one-off articles. Joe is the AI copilot built into Bloggable, with the same tools you have, across every blog on your account. Ask for next week’s plan, a finished post with your byline and a publish date, or why traffic dipped, and he does it in front of you.
- Plans the week from what’s working
- Writes, links and schedules a post in one ask
- Explains your numbers in plain English
On Arvow: Chat, free in each project, reads Search Console, researches keywords and schedules one-off articles.17,18
Arvow asks the assistants. Bloggable counts the readers they send.
Arvow’s LLM Brand Monitor asks AI assistants your prompts and reports whether they mention you. It doesn’t count visitors. Bloggable measures the other side: visits and readers on every plan, and with Advanced analytics the assistants that sent them, how far they read and which AI crawlers fetched each post.
- ChatGPT and Perplexity named as sources
- How far each post is read, and what gets clicked
- Every AI crawler visit, logged per post
When Arvow is the better choice
Arvow does three things Bloggable doesn’t. If one of them decides it for you, choose Arvow.
You want to know what AI assistants say about you
Arvow’s LLM Brand Monitor asks Grok, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity your prompts every 3 days and reports mentions, citations and sentiment, at 6 credits a prompt per run, on Business and up. Bloggable counts the visits assistants send, not what they say.23,2
What each one costs
Bloggable’s price is live from our plans page. Arvow’s is as listed on its own site on 22 October 2026.
Bloggable
From £12/month billed yearly
Plans from £12/month billed yearly (£15 month to month).
- Research and writing, as monthly AI credits
- Joe, autopilot and cookieless analytics on every plan
- Hosting on your own domain
- No plan priced or capped by readers or visits
- Solo
- $39/month billed yearly2or $69 month to month. 1,000 credits a month and one website.
- Business
- $69/month billed yearly2or $169 month to month. 3,000 credits a month, five websites and one sub-account.
- Ultimate
- $249/month billed yearly2or $449 month to month. 9,000 credits a month, unlimited websites and sub-accounts.
In US dollars, as listed by Arvow (formerly Journalist AI). An article uses 15 credits. No free trial is listed, and first subscription terms aren’t refundable.2,11,12 Arvow’s pricing page (opens in a new tab)
Arvow charges by credits and connected websites and leaves the blog to your CMS, so its price sits on top of your website’s. Bloggable’s plan is the blog: hosting, the research and the writing as a monthly allowance of AI credits, analytics, autopilot and Joe, and it doesn’t rise because your audience grew.
Bloggable vs Arvow, answered.
Yes, if you want the blog as well as the articles: Bloggable hosts it, writes it in your voice, checks every draft and shows you who’s reading. If your site already runs on Shopify, Webflow or Wix, or you want to know what AI assistants say about your brand, Arvow does those and Bloggable doesn’t.
No. Arvow publishes into a site you already run, such as WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix or Ghost, and an article stays in Arvow until you connect one. Bloggable hosts the blog itself, with 14 themes and your own domain.
Yes. Since September 2026, Arvow’s Chat works inside each project: it reads Search Console, researches keywords and schedules or publishes one-off articles, and chatting is free. Joe works across every blog on your Bloggable account: he plans, writes, edits and schedules posts, changes a blog’s settings and explains your traffic.
Joe is the AI copilot built into Bloggable, on every plan. Ask in plain English, to plan next week, write a post or explain your traffic, and he does it in the app with the same tools you have. Chatting with Joe is free; the AI work he runs, like writing a post, uses your plan’s credits.
No. With Advanced analytics, Bloggable counts the readers AI assistants send you and the AI crawlers that fetch each post, but it doesn’t ask assistants what they say. Arvow does: its LLM Brand Monitor asks five assistants your prompts every 3 days, on Business and up.
Arvow’s Automatic Backlinks adds your website to its backlink network, on by default once a project is set up. In return, if your articles have external links on, they may link to other members’ sites. Bloggable builds no backlinks; its links go to your own posts and to each draft’s sources.
Arvow starts at $39 a month billed yearly, or $69 month to month, for 1,000 credits and one website, and your hosting is paid to your CMS. Bloggable plans from £12/month billed yearly (£15 month to month), with hosting, analytics, autopilot and Joe included, and the research and writing as a monthly allowance of AI credits.
Our sources
We read every page listed here on 22 October 2026 and wrote each claim about Arvow from them. Products change. If something here is out of date, email hello@support.getbloggable.com and we will correct it.
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No plugins. No keyword spreadsheets. About thirty minutes to a blog that runs itself.