SEObot is an autonomous AI SEO agent: it researches and writes articles and publishes them into the website you already run. 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 Webflow, Framer, Shopify or Wix and you only need articles added to it, choose SEObot. If you need a blog that runs end to end, choose Bloggable.
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Bloggable
Choose Bloggable if you are
Businesses that want the blog itself, hosted, written in their voice, checked before it ships and measured after.
From £12/month billed yearly
Try it freeSEObot
Choose SEObot if you are
Teams whose site already runs on another CMS, who want articles added to it on autopilot, in volume.
From $49/month for 9 articles3
SEObot 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 what happens next, for every blog you run.
A voice learned from your own posts, used on every draft, with each post linked to the rest of your blog.
SEObotNo learned voice: a site profile and per-article instructions.19,20
A 0–100 score for how human each draft reads, the passages that read as AI flagged, and one-click fixes.
Hosting on your own domain with 14 themes, a sitemap, RSS and search, ready the day you start.
SEObotNo hosting or themes; it outputs HTML into your CMS.14,15
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.
It finds the topics, writes the drafts and publishes on schedule, and anything below your bar waits for you.
SEObotAutopilot by default; auto-publish is an on/off switch.1,7
Cookieless analytics on every plan. Advanced analytics adds where readers come from, ChatGPT and Perplexity included, and how far they read.
Every post opens with the answer and carries FAQ structured data, with llms.txt, Markdown copies and AI-crawler control built in.
SEObotNo llms.txt or crawler controls; those are your CMS’s job.1,2
Up to 25 blogs on one login and one bill, each with its own voice, theme, domain and schedule.
SEObotSites share credits, but each needs its own subscription for some features.5
Every claim about SEObot links to the page on seobotai.com it came from. The last column says which is the better fit, including where that is SEObot.
Better fit across 27 needs:Bloggable17SEObot4Either6
| What you need | Bloggable | SEObot | Better fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Writing | |||
| Writing the post | BloggableYes.Researches the topic on the live web, then writes the draft and links it to your other posts. | SEObotYes.Researches Google results and writes long articles, about 3,000 words, with images and tables.1 | Better fit:Either |
| Your brand’s voice | BloggableYes.Learns your voice from your own posts and writes every draft in it. | SEObotPartly.No learned voice. A site profile and per-article instructions guide each piece.19,20 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Deciding what to write | BloggableYes.Finds topics from live searches and your competitors’ posts, and plans them onto a calendar. | SEObotYes.Researches your site, audience and keywords, then suggests headlines to approve.1,18 | Better fit:Either |
| Keyword research | BloggablePartly.Topics come from live searches, competitors and Search Console. No keyword volume or difficulty figures. | SEObotYes.AI keyword research is part of onboarding and planning.2,1 | Better fit:SEObot |
| Checking a draft | BloggableYes.Scores every draft 0–100 for how human it reads, and fixes flagged passages in one click. | SEObotPartly.A fact-check and anti-hallucination pass before publishing. No human-ness score.2,1 | 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. | SEObotNo.None described.1,2 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| The editor | BloggableYes.Block editor with slash commands, embeds, reusable blocks, a Markdown view and version history. | SEObotYes.A Notion-style editor. Edits are made in SEObot, not in your CMS.11,10 | Better fit:Either |
| Refreshing older posts | BloggableYes.Refreshes an older post with new research, brought up to today’s date. | SEObotNo.Can’t rewrite existing posts, or regenerate its own.13,12 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Publishing and hosting | |||
| Scheduling | BloggableYes.Schedule any post, plan topics onto a calendar, or let autopilot publish at the time you set. | SEObotYes.Set a pace of articles per day, week or month, and change any article’s date.8,9 | Better fit:Either |
| Running without you | BloggableYes.Autopilot at three levels, from suggesting topics to publishing unattended, behind a quality bar. | SEObotYes.Autopilot by default. Auto-publish is a switch; headlines can be approved first.1,7 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Hosting and domain | BloggableYes.Managed hosting on your own domain or a Bloggable address, with categories, tags, search and RSS. | SEObotNo.No hosting. It publishes into your CMS, or your developers render posts through its API.14,15 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Themes | BloggableYes.14 built-in themes. | SEObotNo.None. Your CMS’s template decides how posts look.15 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Publishing to a site you already have | BloggablePartly.WordPress, Ghost or a webhook, on plans that publish to your own platform. | SEObotYes.Framer, Ghost, HubSpot, Notion, Shopify, Webflow, Wix and WordPress, plus Next.js, an API and webhooks.14 | Better fit:SEObot |
| Languages | BloggablePartly.Localised to each blog’s countries: spelling, currency and units. No setting to write in another language. | SEObotYes.50 languages, one per website.1,21 | Better fit:SEObot |
| Search, AI answers and reach | |||
| SEO basics | BloggableYes.Meta tags, a sitemap, structured data, canonical URLs and redirects when a URL changes. | SEObotPartly.Writes each post’s meta description and slug. Sitemaps and structured data are your CMS’s job.10,16 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| llms.txt and Markdown copies | BloggableYes.llms.txt, llms-full.txt and a Markdown copy of every post, on by default. | SEObotNo.Not part of SEObot. Whether your blog has them depends on your CMS.1,2 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| AI crawler control | BloggableYes.One setting per blog: every AI crawler, answer engines only (not model training), or none. | SEObotNo.Not part of SEObot; robots.txt lives in your CMS.1,2 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Written to be quoted | BloggableYes.Every post opens with the answer, carries FAQ structured data and gets an answer-engine score. | SEObotPartly.Long drafts with FAQs, tables and summaries. No FAQ schema or answer-engine score described.2 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Backlinks | BloggableNo.None. Bloggable doesn’t trade links between sites. | SEObotYes.One backlink credit per article from its pool; you agree to host dofollow links in yours.22 | Better fit:SEObot |
| Reaching people off the blog | BloggableYes.Turns each post into LinkedIn posts, an X thread and captions, ready to copy. | SEObotNo.No social posts. It turns YouTube videos into articles, not articles into posts.1 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Measuring | |||
| Analytics | BloggableYes.Cookieless analytics on every plan. Advanced analytics adds sources, countries and devices, reading depth and CTA clicks. | SEObotNo.No traffic analytics in its feature lists.1,2 | 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. | SEObotNo.None.1,2 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Search Console | BloggableYes.Clicks and positions per post on a verified custom domain, with posts that slip flagged for a refresh. | SEObotPartly.Connects Search Console to find your pages for linking and to guide optimisation.17,5 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Sites, team and price | |||
| More than one blog | BloggableYes.Up to 25 blogs on one account, each with its own voice, theme and domain. | SEObotPartly.Sites can share one plan’s credits, but each needs its own subscription for re-linking and Search Console.5 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Your team | BloggableYes.Invite your team, and add authors without a login, each with their own byline. | SEObotPartly.Invite users to each website; everyone has the same permissions.6 | Better fit:Either |
| Moving an existing blog | BloggableYes.Imports from WordPress, Ghost, Medium, Substack or any site with a sitemap, every post as a draft. | SEObotNo.Works only on articles it wrote itself.13 | Better fit:Bloggable |
| Price | BloggableYes.Plans from £12/month billed yearly (£15 month to month), with hosting, AI writing, autopilot and Joe included. | SEObotYes.From $49/month for 9 articles, billed monthly. Hosting is your CMS’s.3,14 | Better fit:Either |
Yes.Has itPartly.Partly, or with a conditionNo.Doesn’t have itNumbers link to sources.
Five places Bloggable does more of the work, shown in the product itself.
SEObot writes long, researched articles from a profile of your site and any instructions you add to each one. Bloggable learns your voice from your own posts, writes every draft in it, and links each post to the rest of your blog as it writes.
SEObot fact-checks its drafts before it publishes them. Bloggable checks something else as well: it scores each draft 0–100 for how human it reads, points to the passages that read as AI and fixes them in one click, before anything goes live.
On SEObot: A fact-check and anti-hallucination pass. No human-ness or AI-detection score described.2,1
Both can run without you. SEObot’s autopilot writes on a set pace and publishes when auto-publish is on. 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.
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.
SEObot connects Search Console to find your pages and link to them. Bloggable shows what happens after a post goes live: 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.
On SEObot: No traffic analytics in its feature lists; Search Console is used to find pages to link.1,2,17
SEObot is built for adding articles to a site you already run, in volume. If one of these is what you need, choose SEObot.
SEObot publishes into Framer, Ghost, HubSpot, Notion, Shopify, Webflow, Wix and WordPress, plus Next.js through its API. Bloggable publishes out only to WordPress, Ghost or a webhook.14
Bloggable’s price is live from our plans page. SEObot’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).
SEObot
In US dollars, as listed in SEObot’s help centre. Hosting is your CMS’s, billed separately.3,4 SEObot’s pricing page (opens in a new tab)
SEObot charges by the article 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.
Yes, if you want the blog as well as the articles: Bloggable hosts it, writes it in your voice, checks every draft and measures what happens next. If your site already runs on Webflow, Framer, Shopify or Wix and you only want articles added to it, SEObot publishes straight into those, and Bloggable doesn’t.
No. SEObot publishes into a CMS you already have, or into your own code through its API, and its articles take their look from your CMS’s template. Bloggable hosts the blog itself, with 14 themes and your own domain.
SEObot runs a fact-check and an anti-hallucination pass before it publishes. It doesn’t describe scoring how human a draft reads. Bloggable scores every draft 0–100 for that, flags the passages that read as AI and fixes them in one click.
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.
Yes. Import from WordPress, Ghost, Medium, Substack or any site with a sitemap, and every post arrives as a draft for you to review. SEObot works only on the articles it wrote itself.
SEObot is priced by articles, from $49 a month for 9 to $1,050 for 300, billed monthly, 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.
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