Topic maps from your keyword list
Import a CSV or connect a search property. Queries are grouped by intent, duplicates are flagged, and each cluster becomes a page with a defined job.
Autopilot blog engine
Your blog, on a flight plan instead of a wish list
AutoBlogJet turns a keyword list into briefed, drafted, optimised and scheduled posts, so publishing keeps moving even in the weeks your team is buried.
5 free documents every month · Connect WordPress in about 4 minutes
Publishing queue · Northbeam demo workspace
Live
- 09:12 Best budget standing desks for small officesCluster: standing desk under 400 Published
- 09:26 How to migrate a blog without losing rankingsCluster: blog migration checklist Optimizing
- 09:41 Espresso machine maintenance scheduleCluster: descaling frequency Writing
- 09:58 Warehouse safety training: 2026 requirementsCluster: osha refresher Queued
- 10:04 Compare project tools for remote teamsCluster: async project tools Queued
Published this month 184
Avg. review time 6m 20s
Queue health Good
Built for teams that publish on a schedule
Northbeam Retail
Fieldnote Media
Coastline Digital
Halden Tools
Ravelin Commerce
Studio Kestrel
2,140Workspaces publishing with AutoBlogJet
61,800Documents generated in the last 30 days
4h 20mMedian editorial time saved per article
99.9%Scheduled publish success rate
Figures reflect aggregated activity across the demo workspace network and are refreshed monthly.
Live preview
Give it a topic and watch a draft appear
This runs entirely in your browser, no account required. The full tool adds tone, language, keyword targeting and length controls.
Press generate to see a sample draft built from your topic.
Capabilities
Everything between a keyword and a published page
AutoBlogJet is not a text box with a submit button. It is the operating system your blog runs on.
Briefs with guardrails
Every draft starts from a brief: audience, angle, required sections, banned claims and the internal links it must carry. Guardrails travel with the document.
On-page optimisation checks
Headings, metadata, keyword coverage, readability and link depth are checked before a draft reaches review, with a plain-language fix list.
Scheduled publishing
Set the cadence once. Approved drafts publish to WordPress or Webflow at the times you choose, with failures retried and reported.
Review steps people follow
Assign an owner, leave comments in the draft, approve or send back. Nothing goes live without passing the steps your team defined.
Refresh queue for older posts
Pages that lose impressions get queued for an update before the traffic drop shows in reporting, with the sections worth rewriting highlighted.
Flight plan
Four stages, one continuous loop
The numbering matters here: each stage hands a specific artefact to the next one.
Stage 01 · Plan
Map the topics
Keywords in, clustered topic map out. You approve which clusters become pages and in what order.
Stage 02 · Draft
Generate against a brief
The engine writes to your brief, tone profile and required structure, not to a generic prompt.
Stage 03 · Review
Check and approve
Optimisation checks run automatically. A human approves, edits or sends the draft back with notes.
Stage 04 · Publish
Ship on schedule
Approved posts publish to your CMS at the planned time, then enter the refresh queue for later updates.
Formats
Content types the engine understands
Each format ships with its own brief template, structure rules and optimisation checks.
Blog articles
Long-form pieces built from a brief, with required sections, sourcing prompts and an internal linking plan.
Outlines
Structure-only documents for writers who want to draft themselves but skip the blank page.
Listicles
Ranked or unranked lists with consistent item structure, useful for comparison and roundup pages.
Product descriptions
Attribute-led copy generated from your product data, consistent across a whole catalogue.
Product reviews
Structured reviews with strengths, trade-offs and a verdict, plus disclosure text for affiliate pages.
Category pages
Short intros that explain what a category covers without repeating the same three sentences everywhere.
Metadata packs
Title tags, meta descriptions, slugs and anchor suggestions generated as one set per page.
FAQ blocks
Question and answer sections drawn from real query data, ready for FAQ structured data.
Internal link plans
Anchor and target suggestions based on your existing pages, not on generic keyword matching.
Email newsletters
Subject lines, a short editorial section and links back to the posts published that week.
Social packs
Short posts and thread outlines derived from an article, so distribution is not an afterthought.
Refresh notes
What changed, what to rewrite and which sections to keep when updating an older page.
The workspace
One screen your whole team can read
The dashboard shows what is queued, what needs review and what published, alongside your monthly allowance. No spreadsheet reconciliation, no guessing who owns which draft.
- Documents grouped by status, owner and site
- Usage against your monthly limit, always visible
- Search and filters across every draft you have generated
- One-click export to text, Markdown or your CMS
Workspace · This week14 documents
- MonProgrammatic SEO for niche marketplacesOwner: Marta · 1,420 wordsPublished
- TueBest noise-cancelling headphones for open officesOwner: Daniel · 980 wordsIn review
- WedContent refresh checklist for seasonal pagesOwner: Priya · 640 wordsDraft
- ThuMetadata pack: portable espresso makersOwner: Tomas · 310 wordsQueued
Allowance used 38 / 250Approvals pending 2Next publish Today 16:00
Use cases
Who gets the most out of it
In-house content teams
Keep a two-post-a-week cadence without burning your editor on structure and formatting work.
Agencies
Run client workspaces side by side, with approvals and white-label exports that survive handovers.
Affiliate publishers
Scale review and comparison pages with disclosure text and a consistent structure across the catalogue.
Ecommerce merchandisers
Generate category and product copy from your own attribute data instead of rewriting it by hand.
SEO workflow
Optimisation that happens before review, not after publishing
Search work usually gets bolted on at the end, when the draft is already written and nobody wants to restructure it. AutoBlogJet moves those checks to the point where fixing them is cheap.
- Heading structure validated against the brief
- Primary and supporting query coverage scored per section
- Duplicate intent flagged against pages you already published
- Internal links proposed with real anchors from your site
- Metadata generated as a set, not as an afterthought
Pre-review checksPassing 9 / 11
- Heading hierarchyH2 and H3 order matches the briefPass
- Query coveragePrimary cluster covered in 4 sectionsPass
- Internal links1 of 3 suggested links addedFix
- Meta descriptionCurrently 172 charactersFix
- Duplicate intentNo overlap with published pagesPass
Customer notes
What teams say after the first quarter
We stopped arguing about the calendar. Briefs arrive on Monday, drafts are ready by Tuesday, and our editor spends her time on the parts that need a human.
Head of Content, Northbeam Retail Group
The intent grouping caught six pages that were competing with each other. Fixing that did more for us in a month than the previous two quarters of new posts.
SEO Lead, Fieldnote Media
Running eleven client blogs used to mean eleven spreadsheets. Now it is one workspace with approval steps our account managers actually follow.
Managing Partner, Coastline Digital
The part I did not expect was the refresh queue. It tells us which older posts are sliding before the traffic drop shows up in reporting.
Growth Manager, Halden Tools
Pricing
Plans that scale with your publishing volume
Start free. Move up when your cadence does. Every plan includes the generator, briefs and optimisation checks.
Monthly
Annual Save 20%
Free
For writers testing the engine on a single site.
$0
Free forever
- 5 generated documents per month
- 1 user seat
- 1 connected site
- Blog article, outline and metadata formats
- Manual export to text and Markdown
Support: help centre and email within 3 business days
Create free accountStarter
For solo publishers who want a steady weekly cadence.
$29
per month, billed monthly (USD)
- 60 generated documents per month
- 2 user seats
- 3 connected sites
- Scheduled publishing to WordPress
- Keyword clustering and brief templates
- Search intent checks on every draft
Support: email within 1 business day
Most popular
Professional
For content teams running several sites at once.
$79
per month, billed monthly (USD)
- 250 generated documents per month
- 6 user seats
- 10 connected sites
- Scheduled publishing to WordPress and Webflow
- Editorial calendar and approval steps
- Internal linking suggestions
- Brand voice profiles
Support: priority email and live chat, same business day
Agency
For agencies managing client publishing at volume.
$199
per month, billed monthly (USD)
- 1,000 generated documents per month
- 20 user seats
- Unlimited connected sites
- Client workspaces and white-label exports
- Bulk keyword imports up to 500 rows
- API access and webhook events
- Shared brief library across clients
Support: named account contact and quarterly review
All prices in USD. Compare plans in detail
Comparison
How this differs from a general writing assistant
| Capability | AutoBlogJet | General AI writing tool | Fully manual workflow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keyword clustering by intent | Built in | Manual | Manual |
| Brief-driven drafting | Required by default | Optional prompt | Depends on the writer |
| Pre-review optimisation checks | Automatic | Not included | Separate audit tool |
| Approval steps before publish | Configurable | Not included | Email and spreadsheets |
| Scheduled CMS publishing | WordPress and Webflow | Copy and paste | Copy and paste |
| Refresh queue for older pages | Included | Not included | Quarterly audit |
| Multi-client workspaces | Agency plan | Rare | Separate folders |
Questions
Things people ask before signing up
Only if you switch that on. The default workflow holds every draft at the review stage until an editor approves it. Teams that publish automatically usually do so for a narrow set of formats, such as metadata refreshes or category descriptions.
WordPress is supported on Starter and above through an application password. Webflow is available on Professional and Agency. Everything else can be exported as Markdown, HTML or plain text, or pushed through the API on the Agency plan.
You import a keyword list or connect a search console property. AutoBlogJet groups queries by intent, flags overlapping pages so you do not build two articles for the same job, and turns each cluster into a brief before drafting starts.
Every draft is composed for your brief, and each run produces different phrasing. We still recommend an editorial pass: originality comes from your data, examples and point of view, not from the drafting step alone.
Generation pauses rather than billing you by surprise. You can upgrade at any point in the month and the new allowance applies immediately, with the difference prorated.
Put your blog on a schedule that holds
Create a free workspace, import a keyword list and publish your first AutoBlogJet draft this week.