Bloggable vs Outrank
Outrank is an AI SEO platform that writes and publishes an article a day, builds backlinks and, since October 2026, hosts a free blog. Bloggable writes and hosts too, and goes further with the blog itself: every draft scored for how human it reads, an AI copilot that does the work when you ask, analytics that name the AI assistants sending you readers, and every blog you run on one plan. If you want backlinks bundled in, or articles published into Webflow, Shopify or Framer, choose Outrank. If you want a blog that runs itself, however many you run, choose Bloggable.
Facts about Outrank checked 22 October 2026 · Sources
The short answer
Bloggable
Choose Bloggable if you are
Businesses that want a blog that writes, checks and publishes itself, with every blog they run on one plan.
- Every draft scored for how human it reads
- Joe, an AI copilot who does the work when you ask
- Up to 25 blogs on one plan, one bill
- No cap on readers or visits, on any plan
From £12/month billed yearly
Try it free
Choose Outrank if you are
Teams that want backlinks bundled with their articles, or articles published into the site builder they already use.
$99/month per website, or $999/year2
The same autopilot. A better blog.
Both write and publish while you get on with the business. Bloggable goes further on what happens around each post: the checks before it ships, the copilot beside you, the numbers after, and every blog you run on one plan.
Every draft checked
A 0–100 score for how human each draft reads, the passages that read as AI flagged, and one-click fixes.
A second AI model reviews each article. No human-ness score described.3Joe, your AI copilot
Ask in plain English: plan next week, write the top two, tighten this intro. Joe does it in the app, on every plan, and chatting with him is free.
A chat for keyword research. No general assistant described.1Autopilot at your pace
Three levels, from suggesting topics to publishing unattended, a monthly credit cap per blog, and a quality bar it won’t publish below.
An article a day, with a 7-day window to review.1Every blog on one plan
Up to 25 blogs on one login and one bill, each with its own voice, theme, domain and schedule.
Priced per website, with 10–20% off from two sites.2No cap on your audience
No plan is priced or capped by readers or visits. Your bill doesn’t grow because your audience did.
The free blog is capped at 10,000 visits a month; the $99 plan lifts it.4,3Analytics that name AI
Cookieless analytics on every plan. Advanced analytics names ChatGPT and Perplexity as sources and logs every AI crawler visit.
Visits, top posts and referrers on its blog.4Written to be quoted by AI
Every post opens with the answer, carries FAQ structured data and gets an answer-engine score, with Markdown copies and AI-crawler control.
llms.txt on its blog. No Markdown copies or AI-crawler setting described.4Links you chose
Internal links go to your own posts and external ones to the draft’s own sources. Nothing links to other customers.
Its exchange places links to other customers in your articles, with no approval step.3,9
Bloggable and Outrank, need by need
Every claim about Outrank links to the page on outrank.so it came from. The last column says which is the better fit, including where that is Outrank.
Better fit across 28 needs:Bloggable107Either11
| 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 each keyword on the web and Google’s top pages, then writes in your brand voice.3,1 | Better fit:Either |
| Deciding what to write | BloggableYes.Finds topics from live searches and your competitors’ posts, and plans them onto a calendar. | Yes.Researches your niche and competitors, then plans one keyword a day.1 | Better fit:Either |
| Keyword research | BloggablePartly.Topics come from live searches, competitors and Search Console. No keyword volume or difficulty figures. | Yes.Unlimited, with live search volume and difficulty.2 | Better fit: |
| Checking a draft | BloggableYes.Scores every draft 0–100 for how human it reads, and fixes flagged passages in one click. | Partly.A second AI model reviews each article against a pass mark. No score is described.3 | 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. | Partly.A chat for keyword research, and AI rewrites in the editor.1 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| The editor | BloggableYes.Block editor with slash commands, embeds, reusable blocks, a Markdown view and version history. | Yes.Edit by hand or ask AI to rewrite, with call-to-action, FAQ and callout blocks.1,4 | Better fit:Either |
| Refreshing posts that slip | BloggableYes.Flags posts slipping in Search Console and refreshes them with new research, brought up to today’s date. | Yes.Uses Search Console to rewrite declining articles, held for your review.6 | 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.Pick the publishing days; articles are ready up to 7 days ahead, then publish.1 | 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.Writes and publishes an article a day, with a 7-day window to review.1 | Better fit:Either |
| Hosting and domain | BloggableYes.Managed hosting on your own domain or a Bloggable address, with categories, tags, search and RSS. | Yes.A hosted blog on your domain, a subdomain or yourbrand.com/blog, free up to 10,000 visits a month.4 | Better fit: |
| Themes | BloggableYes.14 built-in themes. | Yes.5 templates with 6 font pairings, brand colours and dark mode.3 | 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.WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Framer, Notion, Ghost, a Next.js blog and a webhook.5 | 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.2 | Better fit: |
| Search, AI answers and readers | |||
| SEO basics | BloggableYes.Meta tags, a sitemap, structured data, canonical URLs and redirects when a URL changes. | Yes.Its blog generates the sitemap, RSS, structured data, canonicals, redirects and IndexNow.3 | Better fit:Either |
| llms.txt and Markdown copies | BloggableYes.llms.txt, llms-full.txt and a Markdown copy of every post, on by default. | Partly.llms.txt on every Outrank blog. Markdown copies of posts aren’t described.4 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| AI crawler control | BloggableYes.One setting per blog: every AI crawler, answer engines only (not model training), or none. | No.robots.txt is generated for you. No AI-crawler setting is listed.4 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Written to be quoted | BloggableYes.Every post opens with the answer, carries FAQ structured data and gets an answer-engine score. | Partly.Adds a short FAQ section where it helps. FAQ markup and an answer score aren’t described.3 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Backlinks | BloggableNo.None. Bloggable never places links to other customers in your posts. | Yes.An exchange in the plan places customers’ links in each other’s articles; paid placements cost extra.3,2 | Better fit: |
| Collecting subscribers | BloggableNot yet, on our roadmap.Not yet, but a newsletter is on our roadmap. Readers can follow by RSS meanwhile. | Partly.Sign-up forms and a subscriber list on its blog; emails go out from your own tool.3,4 | Better fit: |
| Reaching people off the blog | BloggableYes.Turns each post into LinkedIn posts, an X thread and captions, ready to copy. | Partly.Share buttons on its blog’s posts.4 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Measuring | |||
| Analytics | BloggableYes.Cookieless analytics on every plan. Advanced analytics adds sources, countries and devices, reading depth and CTA clicks. | Yes.Cookieless visits, top posts and referrers on its blog, plus Google Analytics.4,3 | Better fit:Either |
| AI assistants and crawlers | BloggableYes.Names ChatGPT, Perplexity and other assistants as sources, and logs which AI crawlers fetched each post, with Advanced analytics. | Partly.Referrers are listed. AI assistants aren’t broken out, and no crawler log is described.4 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Search Console | BloggableYes.Clicks and positions per post on a verified custom domain, with posts that slip flagged for a refresh. | Yes.Reads your performance to pick articles to rewrite and report what they gained.6,7 | Better fit:Either |
| Sites, team and price | |||
| More than one blog | BloggableYes.Up to 25 blogs on one plan, each with its own voice, theme and domain. | Partly.Many sites in one dashboard, but each is its own plan, with 10–20% off from two sites.1,2 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Your team | BloggableYes.Invite your team, and add authors without a login, each with their own byline. | Yes.Unlimited users in your organisation.2 | Better fit: |
| As your audience grows | BloggableYes.Same price. No plan is priced or capped by readers or visits. | Partly.The free blog is capped at 10,000 visits a month; the $99 plan lifts the cap.4,3 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| 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, a command-line tool and an MCP server to plan, write and publish.8,7 | Better fit:Either |
| Price | BloggableYes.Plans from £12/month billed yearly (£15 month to month), covering every blog on the plan, with hosting, AI writing, autopilot and Joe included. | Yes.$99/month per website, or $999/year. The blog alone is free up to 10,000 visits a month.2,4 | Better fit:Either |
Yes.Has itPartly.Partly, or with a conditionNot yet, on our roadmap.Not yet, on our roadmapNo.Doesn’t have itNumbers link to sources.
Where Bloggable goes further
Five places Bloggable does more of the work, shown in the product itself.
Every draft checked for how human it reads.
Outrank has a second AI model review each article before it’s saved. 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
On Outrank: A second AI model reviews each article against a pass mark. No score is described.3
Autopilot that runs at your pace.
Outrank publishes an article a day, 30 a month, and you can add more. Bloggable lets you choose how much to hand over, from suggesting topics to publishing unattended, sets the volume per blog each week, keeps each blog inside a monthly credit cap and holds back anything below your bar.
- Three levels, from topics only to fully unattended
- Published at your time, one post a day
- A monthly credit ceiling per blog it won’t cross
On Outrank: An article a day, ready up to 7 days ahead for you to review.1
Say it. Joe does it.
Joe is the AI copilot built into Bloggable, with the same tools you have. 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. He’s on every plan, and chatting with him is free.
- Plans the week from what’s working
- Writes, links and schedules a post in one ask
- Explains your numbers in plain English
On Outrank: A chat for keyword research and AI rewrites in the editor.1
Every blog on one plan.
Outrank prices each website as its own $99 plan, with a discount from the second. On Bloggable, every blog on your plan is included: each with its own voice, theme, domain and schedule, all run from one account.
- Up to 25 blogs, one credit balance
- Each with its own voice, theme and domain
- Your bill doesn’t grow with your audience
On Outrank: Priced per website: $99 a month each, with 10–20% off from two sites.2
Know who’s reading. Including the machines.
Outrank’s blog counts visits, top posts and referrers. Bloggable’s Advanced analytics also names the AI assistants sending you readers, shows how far each post is read and which calls to action get clicked, and logs every AI crawler that fetched it. And every blog decides which AI crawlers may read it at all.
- ChatGPT and Perplexity named as sources
- How far each post is read, and what gets clicked
- Every AI crawler visit, logged per post
On Outrank: Visits, top posts and referrers. AI assistants and crawlers aren’t broken out.4
When Outrank is the better choice
Outrank does three things Bloggable doesn’t. If one of them decides it for you, choose Outrank.
You publish in many languages
Outrank writes in 150+ languages. Bloggable localises each blog for its countries, but has no setting to write in another language.2
What each one costs
Bloggable’s price is live from our plans page. Outrank’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
- Outrank Blogs
- Free2The hosted blog alone: up to 10,000 visits a month and 3 AI posts, with an Outrank badge.
- Organic Growth
- $99/month per website2or $999 a year. 30 articles a month, backlinks and unlimited users.
- More articles
- +$85 or +$160/month260 or 90 articles a month, for one website.
In US dollars, as listed on outrank.so. Two to four websites save 10%, five to 19 save 15%.2,4 Outrank’s pricing page (opens in a new tab)
Outrank is priced per website, so each blog you add is another plan. Bloggable’s plan covers every blog on it, with 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 Outrank, answered.
Yes. Both research, write and publish on autopilot, and both host a blog. Bloggable adds a human-ness score on every draft, an AI copilot, analytics that name AI assistants and every blog on one plan. Outrank adds backlink building, publishing into ten platforms and 150+ languages.
Yes, since October 2026. Outrank Blogs is free up to 10,000 visits a month, with five templates, on your domain, a subdomain or a /blog subfolder. If a blog stays over that for two months in a row, new posts pause until you move to the $99 plan. Bloggable has no visit cap on any plan.
The plan includes an exchange: your articles host links to other Outrank customers, and theirs host links to you. Outrank’s own terms say backlinks are published with no manual preview or approval step, and that you accept the search-engine risk. Bloggable builds no backlinks; its links go to your own posts and to each draft’s sources.
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.
Outrank is $99 a month per website, or $999 a year, with 10–20% off from two sites; its blog alone is free up to 10,000 visits a month. Bloggable plans from £12/month billed yearly (£15 month to month), covering every blog on the plan, with hosting, analytics, autopilot and Joe included.
Yes, both. Outrank has a REST API, a command-line tool and an MCP server. Bloggable has an MCP server with agent sign-in, so Claude Code, Cursor or Codex can set up a blog, plan and draft posts and publish them.
Our sources
We read every page listed here on 22 October 2026 and wrote each claim about Outrank from them. Products change. If something here is out of date, email hello@support.getbloggable.com and we will correct it.
- 1.Outrank homepage: features and FAQ (opens in a new tab)
- 2.Outrank pricing (opens in a new tab)
- 3.Outrank: official information (opens in a new tab)
- 4.Outrank Blogs: free blog hosting (opens in a new tab)
- 5.Outrank integrations (opens in a new tab)
- 6.Outrank docs: article improvements (opens in a new tab)
- 7.Outrank docs: REST API (opens in a new tab)
- 8.Outrank docs: MCP server (opens in a new tab)
- 9.Outrank terms of use (§7, backlink building) (opens in a new tab)
Outrank is a trademark of Outrank SAS. This page is independent of and not affiliated with, authorized, sponsored, or approved by Outrank SAS.
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