FreeBlogWriter

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Free AI blog writer that sounds like you

Give it a topic. It reads your website, researches what people search for, and writes a finished SEO post in your voice in 3 to 4 minutes. Your first four posts cost nothing.

4 posts free for life. No credit card.

Length
500 to 2,000 words
Ready in
3 to 4 minutes
Rank Math score
81+, or 85+ with a focus keyword
Publishes to
WordPress and Next.js
Price
Free for 4 posts, no card
Updated

What every post includes

Every post comes out finished, with the parts a search engine looks for already in place. Here is a short example, written for a small marketing studio’s blog.

Example post, shortenedbrightsidestudio.example

SEO title
How Often Should a Small Business Blog? A Realistic Schedule
Meta description
How often a small business should post on its blog, what happens when you stop, and a schedule you can keep, from a local marketing studio.

How often should a small business post on its blog?

For most small businesses, one good post a week is enough to grow search traffic. Two a month still works if every post answers a real question your customers ask.

What happens if you stop blogging for a month?

Nothing breaks overnight, but new searches stop finding you, and older posts slowly slip as competitors publish fresher answers. A steady schedule matters more than a burst of posts. Not sure what yours needs? see our content plans.

A laptop, coffee and crumpled drafts on a writing desk
A laptop, coffee and crumpled drafts on a writing desk. Photo: Lauren Mancke, Wikimedia Commons.

Frequently asked questions

Is one post a week enough?
For most local businesses, yes. Consistency and quality count for more than volume.
Should I write long posts or short ones?
Match the question. A quick answer can be 500 words; a full guide needs 1,500 or more.

Written in your voice

When you add your website, it reads your pages and writes a short profile: what you write about, who reads it, how you talk and which pages to link. Every post is written from that profile, so it sounds like you, and you can change it whenever you like.

Business
Brightside Studio, a small marketing studio
What it’s about, and for whom
Blogging and local SEO, for small business owners
How you talk
Friendly, practical, no jargon
Pages to link
Content plans, Book a call, Client results

An example profile, for the studio above.

How a post gets written

  1. Reads your website

    Once, when you sign up. Your topics, tone and pages go into your profile.

  2. Researches

    It looks at the topic and the questions people actually ask about it.

  3. Writes

    A full post at the length you picked, from your profile, linking to your own pages.

  4. Checks

    Quality and SEO: the title, meta description, focus keyword, headings and FAQ.

  5. Adds images and delivers

    Images go in place, then the post lands in WordPress or waits for you to copy.

3 to 4 minutes, start to finish. You can watch it happen or come back later.

Each step in detail, and how it compares with an AI chat: the AI blog post generator.

Pick the length

Short answers or full guides. You choose for each post.

  • 500words, 2 minute read

    A quick answer to one question

  • 1,000words, 4 minute read

    A clear explainer

  • 1,500words, 6 minute read

    The default: room for depth and a FAQ

  • 2,000words, 8 minute read

    A complete guide

Where your posts go

  • WordPress logoWordPressOur free plugin delivers each post with images, categories, tags and the Yoast or Rank Math fields filled in, as a draft or published.Ready now
  • Next.js logoNext.jsOur package shows each article on your own site, in your own design.Ready now
  • Shopify logoShopifyBuilt, and on its way to the Shopify app store.Coming soon
  • Wix logoWixBuilt, and on its way to the Wix app market.Coming soon
  • Anywhere elseCopy the finished post with its formatting and paste it into your site’s editor.Ready now

Will Google mind that AI wrote it?

Google’s published guidance is that it rewards helpful, original content however it was made, and works against content made only to game rankings.

So every post starts with research, answers real questions, and is specific to your site. We tuned the writer on real WordPress sites until every post scored 81 or more out of 100 in Rank Math. Give it a focus keyword and it reaches 85.

We can’t promise a ranking. Nobody honestly can. What we can promise is that every post is built to earn one, and that nothing is published until you say so.

What it costs

Start with four free posts. Pay only when you want a steady flow.

Plans and prices
PlanPriceWhat you getChoose
FreeTry it on your own site. No card, no trial clock.$0forever
  • 4 blog posts, free for life
  • Every writing feature
  • 1 WordPress site
  • 1 schedule
Start free
Own API keyUse your own Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini API key. You pay your AI provider for the writing; we charge for the platform.$19a month
  • No monthly post limit from us
  • No daily limit
  • Unlimited schedules
  • Up to 3 WordPress sites
  • Needs your Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini API key
Choose
StarterRegular posts for a small business, at a small price.$20a month
  • 10 blog posts a month
  • 2 schedules
  • 1 WordPress site
Choose
GrowthA steady flow of posts for a growing business.$69a month
  • 15 blog posts a month
  • 5 schedules
  • 1 WordPress site
Choose

No plan has a daily limit: write on any day you like. Cancel any time, and everything already written stays yours.

Questions people ask

Is it really free?

Yes. Every account gets 4 complete blog posts, free for life. We don’t ask for a credit card to sign up.

How is this different from ChatGPT?

ChatGPT can draft a post if you write the prompt, check the facts, add the headings, images and meta tags, and paste it into your site. FreeBlogWriter does those steps for you: it reads your website first, researches the topic, writes in your voice, links to your own pages, fills in the Yoast or Rank Math fields and delivers the finished post to WordPress.

What does a free AI blog writer need to do well?

Write about what people actually search for, sound like your business, and hand you a post that is ready to publish: an SEO title and meta description, headings built around real questions, a FAQ, images and links to your own pages. Ours does all of that on the free plan, for your first 4 posts.

Will it sound like me?

It reads your website and writes a profile of what you write about, who reads it and how you talk. Every post is written from that profile and links to your own pages. You can edit the profile any time.

How long are the posts?

You choose for each post: 500, 1,000, 1,500 or 2,000 words. 1,500 is the default. Every length gets headings built around real searches, a FAQ section, images and meta tags.

Do I need WordPress?

No. WordPress and Next.js sites get each article delivered for you. On any other site, copy the finished post into your editor. Shopify and Wix are coming soon.

Do I need Rank Math?

No. Rank Math is a free SEO plugin for WordPress, made by another company, and not part of FreeBlogWriter. But if your site uses it, you will like what you see: our posts score 81+ in Rank Math, 85+ with a focus keyword. Yoast fields are filled in too.

Can I check posts before they go live?

Yes. Posts can arrive as drafts for you to read and change. Nothing goes live until you publish it.

What happens after my 4 free posts?

They stay yours. If you want more, a paid plan writes new ones every month and can publish them to your site on a schedule.

Can I get help if I’m stuck?

Any time. Message us 24/7 from inside the app, and we answer as soon as we’re online.

From the blog

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Write your first post free

Four posts on us, no card. The next one could be live on your site this afternoon.

Cancel paid plans any time.