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Autoblogging that publishes only what you approve

RankHound writes the articles, you approve the ones you want, and it publishes them to your site on your plan's days, one at a time. WordPress connects by signing in, and any other site takes a webhook. Nothing goes live without you.

Card required, nothing charged for 7 days

Approval first

Every article waits for you, then takes the next free slot

Each draft arrives with the reason it was chosen and its SEO checks already run. Read it in the app or from the email, change anything with the SEO content writer, and approve. From there it is automatic: the article is scheduled into the next free slot and published without you touching it again.

Approve from anywhere.
In the app, or straight from the email that tells you a draft is ready.
Change it first.
Edit any line, or ask for a change in one sentence, before you approve.
Auto-publish is yours to choose.
Off by default. Switch it on and drafts are scheduled as soon as they are written.

Your site

Automated blog posting to WordPress, or any site by webhook

Connect your site once, on the Integrations page. WordPress connects by signing in, and articles go straight into your blog with their SEO title, description, category, tags and a hero image made for them. Any other site takes a signed webhook, so your own code or a Zapier or Make scenario can publish it anywhere. WordPress.com, Webflow and Wix are coming soon.

One connection per site.
See the account and site you connected, and change it whenever you like.
Told when it fails.
If your site refuses an article, you get an email saying what it answered.
Checked once it is live.
RankHound reads the published page and follows its clicks and Google ranking every week.

Questions about publishing on autopilot, with approval

If something here is unclear, ask us before you sign up rather than after.

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Is it still autoblogging if I approve every article?
Yes. Everything after your click is automatic: the article takes the next free slot on your schedule, goes to your site with its SEO title, description, category, tags and hero image, and is checked once it is live. Approval is the default because you publish under your own name. If you would rather not approve each one, auto-publish is a setting you can switch on.
Which platforms can it publish to?
WordPress connects by signing in, from the Integrations page. Any other site takes a signed webhook: a JSON POST of each finished article that your own code, or a Zapier or Make scenario, puts into whatever your site runs on. WordPress.com, Webflow and Wix are coming soon.
How often does it publish?
Your plan sets the days: Starter publishes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Growth every weekday, and Daily every day. One article goes out per slot, at the hour you choose in your own timezone, in the order the articles were written. Approving ten at once does not publish ten at once.
What happens if my site refuses an article?
You get an email saying what your site answered, and the reason is on the article in RankHound. Nothing is lost: the article waits to be sent again once the connection is fixed.
Will Google penalise automated blog posting?
Google's spam policies target content produced at scale to manipulate rankings, with little value to the reader. Each article here is aimed at one real search your site can win, written against the pages that already rank, capped by your plan and read by you before it goes out. Nobody can promise a ranking, and we do not.

Before and after it publishes

Where the articles come from, and how each one is measured once it is live, on every plan.

7-day trial

Your first approved article, live this week

From $29 a month per site for up to 10 articles. The 7-day trial writes up to 2, and you choose which ones go live.

Card required, nothing charged for 7 days.

On every plan

  • Keyword research and competitor analysis, every week.
  • Articles written against the pages that rank, waiting for your approval.
  • Google rankings checked weekly, beside your Search Console data.
  • Publishing to WordPress or any site by webhook, once you approve.
  • AI visibility tracking across six AI assistants.