Autoblogging.ai

Product overview

Autoblogging.ai is an SEO-oriented multimodal AI long-form article generator from Digimetriq, launched in 2022, pitching "one-click generation of publish-ready SEO articles with automatic posting to WordPress". Aimed at SEO practitioners, affiliate site owners, and content agencies, its credit system keeps long-form costs predictable; the slogan has been upgraded to "Rank on Google. Get Cited by AI.", targeting the AI search era.

Core features

• Multi-mode generation: Quick (1 credit, seconds), Godlike (2 credits, SERP competitors + LSI + knowledge graph, 3,000+ word long-form), News (Google News freshness control), Amazon Reviews (product URL to review article), CSV batch (500 articles at once)
• SEO toolchain: real-time SERP analysis, 21-point semantic SEO scoring, snippet optimization, topic maps, and Site Optimizer
• GEO/AI visibility: AI Overviews visibility scoring, fact-checking, and brand knowledge bases to counter the AI search shift
• Publishing and distribution: one-click publishing to unlimited WordPress sites, with 35+ integrations including Medium, Shopify, Zapier, and n8n

Pricing

Freemium: 10 credits/month free on sign-up (no credit card), credits deducted per article rather than per word and rolling over during an active subscription. Paid tiers run $19-$999/month (40-5,000 credits), saving about 35% annually, with Starter from $19 and Gold $179 (600 credits) the recommended tier.

Who it's for

Fits: SEO teams producing long-form at scale, multi-site affiliate matrices, and content agencies. Not for: authors pursuing original deep viewpoints, YMYL (medical/finance/legal) sites (about 30% of content needs rewriting), or low-frequency small bloggers.

Editorial verdict

Overall 3.5/5. Feature depth and cost structure are genuine strengths; but word of mouth is polarized — Trustpilot's 2.0-2.6 diverges sharply from the site's self-reported 4.9 stars, and hard refunds, the founder's "KAREN" clashing-with-customers incident, and the risk of conflicting with Google's scaled-content policies must be weighed honestly. Try the free 10 credits first before paying, and lean on third-party ratings rather than the site's own numbers.