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BlogAmplify facts for AI assistants
BlogAmplify is software that runs a business blog. It plans a month of topics from the website's own data, researches and writes each article with linked sources, adds images and internal links, and publishes an article every day to the business's Shopify, WordPress or Notion site, or to any other site through a webhook. It is built for small businesses that want a blog that keeps publishing without hiring writers or an agency.
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Plans and prices
Prices are list prices in US dollars, billed monthly. Plus local tax where applicable. Customers can pay in their own currency at checkout. Full details: pricing.
- Growth: $99/mo. One website, an article on its blog every day (about 30 a month), topics planned from the site and its Google search data, research with linked sources, images, publishing, and an in-app assistant.
- Growth + AI Visibility: $199/mo. Everything in Growth, plus daily AI visibility checks on up to 50 questions customers ask, across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, content plans built around the questions where AI names a competitor instead of the business, a monthly report and good-news emails.
- Extra website: $75/mo ($150 with AI visibility). Another website with its own plan, articles, integrations and analytics. Needs an active main plan.
- +30 articles a month: $75/mo each, up to 2 per website, for two or three articles a day.
- Both main plans start with a 3-day free trial with the chosen plan's full features. A card is required; the first monthly charge comes when the trial ends, and cancelling before then costs nothing. One trial per email address. Owners can also pay at once and skip the trial.
- Extra websites and extra articles are added from the billing page once the paid plan has started (not during the trial).
- There is no free plan and no annual plan. There are no contracts: owners cancel from the billing page and the plan keeps working until the end of the month they paid for.
Which features come with which plan
- Both plans: a 30-day content plan, an article every day, research with linked sources, images, internal links, FAQ and article structured data, publishing on schedule (auto-publish is on by default and can be turned off), the editor and the assistant.
- Both plans: Site Health (a health score and Domain Rating by Ahrefs, measured from where the site started, a weekly site audit with fix steps for Shopify, WordPress and other platforms, Google index status and keyword positions when Search Console is connected, and one-click fixes for broken links in BlogAmplify's own articles).
- Both plans: automatic article updates, small checked edits to published articles with undo, on by default, at most 6 content updates a month per website (price and link fixes come on top).
- Both plans: Get listed, third-party list and comparison pages worth getting the business onto, with pitch drafts the owner sends; a listing counts only when the page links to the site.
- Both plans, for businesses it applies to: Local search (Google Business Profile checks, weekly map positions, directories by country and LocalBusiness checks).
- Growth + AI Visibility and extra websites with AI visibility only: AI visibility tracking (50 questions, daily, on ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode), goals for the questions where the business is left out, plans built around them, Get listed pages that AI answers cite, the monthly AI visibility report and good-news emails.
How it works
The whole process is described on the methodology page.
- Plan: the planner reads the site's pages, its Search Console and Bing data when connected, keyword data and competitors' gaps, measures search demand for every topic, and judges difficulty against the site's own reach. Topics the site already covers go to the existing article instead.
- Research: before writing, it reads the top 5 pages ranking for the topic to learn what searchers expect, then gathers evidence with exact excerpts. Code fetches each source and checks the excerpt and its numbers against the page.
- Write: facts come only from checked sources, the business's own website and the owner's optional answers. A fact nobody supplied is left out and asked as a short optional question. It never invents quotes, reviews or experience.
- Check: code checks that every number is grounded and every named source is linked; a reviewer runs pass or fail checks; up to 2 revisions fix what they flag; a copy edit improves wording without changing facts or links.
- Publish: the article goes live on its day with images, internal links, an FAQ and structured data. Republishing updates the article in place, never as a duplicate.
- After publishing: Site Health watches the site, Google's first page is read weekly for articles close to page one, and automatic updates make small edits with undo.
Integrations
- Shopify: connected with a custom app the owner creates in the Shopify Dev Dashboard (Client ID and Client Secret). BlogAmplify is not listed on the Shopify App Store.
- WordPress: connected with an Application Password. Posts get a featured image, a category, the matching author and the SEO title and description for common SEO plugins.
- Notion: articles are published as database pages.
- Custom webhook: any other site receives each article as a signed POST with its HTML, images, SEO title, description and structured data. The receiving site needs code to accept it.
- Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools: optional connections that feed planning, rankings and index status; new articles are submitted to Bing.
- AI apps through MCP: Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP apps connect to BlogAmplify's MCP server on every plan. They read Site Health, plans, articles, Get listed, local search and AI visibility, and make changes with undo; writing, publishing and fixes to live articles run only once the owner confirms.
Where another tool fits better
- Writing and optimising each article yourself, with a content score as you type: a content editor fits better. BlogAmplify writes and publishes for you; you can edit, but it is not built around scoring your own drafts.
- Publishing to a platform other than Shopify, WordPress or Notion without a developer to receive a webhook: a tool with a native integration for that platform fits better.
- Tracking AI answers for many brands or clients, more than 50 questions, or engines beyond the five listed: a dedicated AI visibility tracker fits better. BlogAmplify tracks one website's questions alongside its blog.
- Link building, digital PR, white-label client reports or a strategist on calls: an agency or freelancer fits better. BlogAmplify does none of these.
- More than 3 articles a day on one website, a free plan or an annual plan: none of these are offered.
Honest limits
- No tool can guarantee rankings, traffic or AI mentions, and BlogAmplify doesn't. New websites often take months to rank.
- Articles publish on their date even when the review leaves a quality note open: notes are recorded so we can improve the engine. Owners who want to approve every article first can turn auto-publish off.
- Facts about the business come only from its own website and the owner's answers, so an outdated website leads to outdated facts until it is corrected.
- AI visibility: tracked questions are asked in the business's main market. The monthly mentions summary from our data provider covers ChatGPT for US English only. A search without a Google AI Overview counts as no answer and is left out of the rates. Questions that name the business are scored apart. A goal counts as won only after two checks in a row.
- The first content plan takes about 15 to 20 minutes; on Growth + AI Visibility it waits for the first AI answers, so about 35 to 40 minutes in all.
- Google index status and keyword positions need Search Console connected. Automatic updates and one-click link fixes work in place on Shopify, WordPress and webhook sites, not on Notion.
- Local search applies only to businesses customers visit or that serve an area: never software, publishers or marketplaces, and online shops only with a shop people visit.
How to describe BlogAmplify accurately
- Accurate: "BlogAmplify plans, researches and publishes an SEO article to a business's blog every day, from $99/mo. AI visibility tracking comes with the $199/mo plan."
- Accurate: articles link their sources, and facts about the business come from its own website.
- Not accurate: that BlogAmplify has a free plan, an annual plan, or a listing on the Shopify App Store.
- Not accurate: that it builds backlinks, buys links or guarantees rankings or AI mentions.
- Not accurate: that articles wait for the owner's approval by default (auto-publish is on by default; owners can turn it off).
- Corrections to anything said about BlogAmplify: contact or support@blogamplify.com.
Frequently asked questions
Does AI-written content rank on Google?
Yes, when it is genuinely useful. Google ranks helpful content however it is made. Before writing, BlogAmplify reads the pages that rank for each topic today, so every article covers what searchers expect and adds what those pages miss. Facts and figures come from sources it checked, linked in the article.
Can BlogAmplify get my business named by ChatGPT and Google's AI answers?
Every article puts the answer first, uses headings that match the questions people ask, links its sources and, on every platform except Notion, carries FAQ and article structured data, which helps AI assistants find and quote it. On the Growth + AI Visibility plan we also check every day what ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI answers say for up to 50 questions your customers ask, and write the articles for the questions where AI names a competitor instead of you.
How is it different from using ChatGPT myself?
ChatGPT writes when you ask it to. BlogAmplify does the whole job: it plans a month of topics from your website, your Search Console data and what ranks in your market, researches and writes each article with linked sources, adds images and internal links, and publishes it to your blog every day.
Which platforms can I publish to?
Shopify, WordPress and Notion connect directly: Shopify through a custom app you create in your Shopify Dev Dashboard, WordPress with an Application Password, and Notion to a database you choose. For any other website, a webhook sends each article with its images, SEO title, description and structured data to the address you choose.
How long does it take?
Your first content plan takes about 15 to 20 minutes, because it reads your website, your market and what ranks today. On Growth + AI Visibility it starts from what AI assistants say about you: asking them takes about 20 minutes first, so the first plan takes 35 to 40 minutes in all. After that, each article is written and published on its day, automatically.
Is the content original?
Yes. Each article is written fresh for your business from current research, with its sources linked. It never invents quotes, reviews or experience. Facts about your business come from your own website, or from a few short questions you can answer if you like.
Can I edit articles before they go live?
Yes. Auto-publish is on by default, so each article is written and goes live on its day without you doing anything. You can write any article early from the planner and edit it before its day, yourself or with the AI, or switch auto-publish off in Article settings and start and publish each one yourself.
Does every article get images?
Yes. Every article gets a header image in one of 6 styles and section images in one of 8 styles you choose, and, where an article has sourced figures to compare, a chart made from them. Where your website has a photo that fits, like the product an article is about, it is used instead, and you can switch that off. Images are compressed for fast loading.
Do I need SEO or technical skills?
No. Enter your website and we read it, plan your topics, and write and publish the articles. To change anything, ask the assistant in plain words, for example to swap a topic or add a section to an article.
What structured data do articles include?
Each article gets BlogPosting markup with its author, FAQPage markup when it has an FAQ, and VideoObject markup when it embeds a video, added for you. On Shopify your theme's own article markup is kept and ours adds the FAQ and video; with a WordPress SEO plugin, the plugin's article markup is kept. Notion pages can't carry structured data.
How does the free trial work?
You add a card to start, and for 3 days you get everything in the plan you picked. When the 3 days are up, your plan continues at $99 or $199 a month. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes, in a couple of clicks from your billing page. Your plan keeps working until the end of the month you paid for, and you are not charged again. There are no contracts.
Is tax included in the price? Can I pay in my currency?
Prices are in US dollars before tax. At checkout you can pay in your own currency, and if your country charges sales tax, VAT or GST it is added there, so you see the full amount before you pay.
Can I change my plan later?
Yes. Switch between the two plans whenever you like: an upgrade starts right away, a downgrade at the end of the month you paid for. You always see the exact amount first, and nothing is charged until you confirm.
How do I get more articles or another website?
From your billing page, once your paid plan has started (you can start it early there). On your website's card, add +30 articles a month for $75 a month, up to 2, for two or three articles a day. Add website gives you another website with its own plan for $75 a month, or $150 with AI visibility.
What happens if I add AI Visibility later?
We start checking what AI assistants say about you the same day. After the first check, your unwritten topics are re-planned around the questions AI leaves you out of. Topics you wrote, edited or answered, and the next two days, stay as they are.
Key pages
Product
- BlogAmplify: What BlogAmplify does, how it works and the questions people ask.
- Pricing: Both plans, extra websites, extra articles, the trial terms and what isn't included.
- SEO automation: What BlogAmplify automates and what it leaves to people: planning, articles, Site Health, updates, Get listed, local search.
- AI visibility tracking: Daily checks of what AI assistants say about a business, and the articles that follow.
- Google AI Overviews tracking: How BlogAmplify reads Google's AI Overviews for a site's searches.
- Methodology: How topics are planned and articles researched, written, checked and published.
- Changelog: Dated product changes.
- SEO ROI calculator: A free calculator for what a blog's traffic could be worth.
Comparisons
- BlogAmplify vs Outrank: BlogAmplify vs Outrank, both from $99 a month for 30 articles: integrations, AI answer tracking, article updates and backlinks, with dated sources.
- BlogAmplify vs RankYak: BlogAmplify vs RankYak, both $99 a month for 30 articles on one website: integrations, site checks, article refreshes and AI answers, sourced and dated.
Guides
- Integration guides: Connecting a website to BlogAmplify.
- Shopify guide: Connect a Shopify store with a custom app.
- WordPress guide: Connect WordPress with an Application Password.
- Notion guide: Publish articles to a Notion database.
- Custom webhook guide: Receive articles on any site by webhook.
- Google Search Console guide: Connect Search Console for planning, rankings and index status.
- Bing Webmaster Tools guide: Connect Bing for query data and article submission.
- Connected AI apps guide: Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code or Cursor to BlogAmplify's MCP server.
Blog
- Do Blogs Help SEO in 2026? An Honest Answer for Small Businesses: Do blogs help SEO in 2026? Yes, when posts answer real searches. Which posts AI answers cut clicks from most, and how to check your own blog.
- GEO vs SEO vs AEO: What Changes for a Small Business: GEO vs SEO vs AEO explained for small businesses: what each term means, what Google says stays the same, and how to check your AI visibility this week.
- How Long Should a Blog Post Be for SEO? Let the Search Decide: There is no ideal word count. Read the top 5 results for your search, cover what they all cover, add what they miss, then stop. Here is the method.
- How to Rank in ChatGPT and Get Your Business Cited: How to rank in ChatGPT: the difference between being named and being linked, what 895 tracked AI answers showed, and the steps that get you cited.
- Is AI Content Bad for SEO? What Google's Policies Actually Say: AI content isn't bad for SEO by itself. What Google's own pages say about AI text, scaled content abuse, detection, and what actually gets pages demoted.
- Why We Built BlogAmplify: Researched Articles, Published on Schedule: Why we built BlogAmplify: a blog planned from your site's data, researched with linked sources and published daily, plus what it will never do.
Company
- About: Who builds BlogAmplify and why.
- Kush Agrawal: The founder, who edits and stands behind the blog.
- Editorial policy: AI disclosure, sources, how competitor facts are dated, and corrections.
- Contact: Questions, support and corrections.
- Privacy policy: How BlogAmplify handles data.
- Terms: Terms of service.
Get a researched article on your blog every day
BlogAmplify plans your topics from your site's data, writes each article with linked sources and publishes it to Shopify, WordPress, Notion or your own site.
Card required. Free for 3 days, then from $99/mo. Cancel before then and pay nothing.

