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Your brand voice, dialed in
Draftly sets your tone sliders from your own website. Move any of them and every new post follows.

Paste your URL. Draftly reads your site, picks a timely topic from your industry's news, and writes a post that sounds like you.
Your first post is free. No credit card required.
Draftly is an AI blog writer for SEO-ready posts in your brand's voice. Plans start free, then $29 a month.

Draftly runs each post through a rule checker before you see it. It also checks the figures in the post against the sources the writer was given, so a made-up statistic gets flagged. Here is what it catches in a typical AI paragraph.
In today's ever-evolving landscape, Google search is changing fast. Additionally, it's not justabout keywords β it's about creating a seamless journey for your readers. This comprehensive guide may help you navigate the changes and unlock the full potential of your content!
banned_vocabularycontrast_phrasinghedgingmechanical_openers4 rules flagged
Many homeowners flush a tank water heater about once a year, but the right interval depends on your model and your water. Start with the maintenance section of your manual, because it overrides any rule of thumb you read online.
None of these four rules flagged
Example: the opening of a post Claude Sonnet 5.5, Draftly's default writer, wrote for Harbor & Pine Plumbing, a made-up local business. No human edits.

A couple years ago, I became the only copywriter at a data company that had never really figured out SEO. They had blogs, but they were written by people who didn't understand how content works.
I needed to write 3 blogs a week. Alone. With no team. No brainstorming sessions. No one to bounce ideas off of.
So I built a tool for myself. It scraped industry news every day, curated topics that made sense for our brand, and generated first drafts that sounded like us.
It worked. We went from 1-2 blogs a month to 3 high-quality posts every week. Our organic traffic stabilized. Our keyword rankings improved.
Now I want to see what happens when other people use it.
The thing that takes me the longest is always doing research on a client. I'd be interested in a tool that accomplishes that for me.
It's a cool tool. We aren't necessarily looking for a 'do it all' tool. There's too many out there. But one that does its one job really well could be insanely valuable.
We've used this tool in-house for about 6 months and its definitely helping us win for more keywords.
Paste your URL and get a finished, SEO-ready post in your brand's voice in about a minute.
Free first post. No credit card.

Draftly reads your website to learn your voice, products and audience. Every post it writes builds on that.

Every day Draftly pulls the latest stories from your industry's best sources and turns them into topics worth writing about this week.

Pick a topic and click Generate. A few minutes later you have a full post with SEO meta, ready to review, edit and publish to your CMS.
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Draftly sets your tone sliders from your own website. Move any of them and every new post follows.

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Type any topic and pick the model that writes it. Claude Sonnet 5.5 is the default, and paid plans unlock the rest, including GPT 6 Luna, Gemini and DeepSeek.

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Every draft comes with a URL slug, a meta title and a meta description, sized for how they show in Google.

Fresh industry news and curated RSS sources, turned into blog topics for your site every day.
Tunable tone sliders and brand memory that keep every post sounding like you.
Full posts with SEO meta, keywords and a thumbnail, written in a few minutes.
Pick Claude, GPT, Gemini or DeepSeek for each post on any paid plan.
Every post gets a 0 to 100 score for phrasing that reads as machine-written.
Tell Draftly what to change and it rewrites the post on the model that wrote it. Your first post includes 2 free rewrites.
Publish to WordPress, Shopify, Ghost, Webflow, HubSpot, or Squarespace in one click.
Set a cadence and Draftly writes and publishes to WordPress or Shopify on schedule. Included with Autopilot.
Connect Google Analytics and Search Console, free on every plan, to see what your content earns.
Connect your CMS in Settings and go from draft to published in one click. Every integration is on every plan, free included.

Draftly writes it, scores it and sends it to WordPress, Shopify, Ghost, Webflow, HubSpot or Squarespace.
Free first post. No credit card.
If your blog hasn't had a new post in months, Draftly gets it publishing again without you finding the hours to write. Each post reads like you wrote it, so you can put your name on it.
Draftly is built for people who:
Your first post is free, so you can judge the writing before you pay a cent.

From the blog
Start with one free post. Upgrade when you want more posts, your choice of AI model or a blog that runs on a schedule.
First month 50% off any paid planTaken off automatically at checkout on your first paid subscription.
$0/month
1 free blog post
1,000 credits a month
Team members: 1
See what Draftly writes for your site before you pay anything.
$29/month
About 66 posts a month
10,000 credits a month
Team members: 2
About 66 posts for $29. A freelance writer charges more than that for one article.
For one person running one blog who wants to publish every week.
Cancel any time from Settings.
$69/month
About 233 posts a month
35,000 credits a month
Team members: 5
For teams and agencies publishing most days of the week.
Cancel any time from Settings.
$100/month
About 333 posts a month
50,000 credits a month
Team members: Unlimited
Set a schedule once and Draftly keeps your blog publishing.
Cancel any time from Settings.
Draftly reads your website, finds timely topics in your industry's news, and writes complete blog posts in your brand's voice with SEO titles, meta descriptions and keywords. You can publish them to your CMS in one click.
ChatGPT writes whatever you ask it to. Draftly picks the topic first from what your industry is covering this week, writes it in your voice, and publishes it straight to your blog.
Most users do a light read-through and make a few tweaks before publishing. The posts are production-quality, but you know your business best. We make editing fast and easy with a built-in rich text editor.
Draftly currently supports direct publishing to WordPress, Shopify, Ghost, Webflow, HubSpot, and Squarespace. All integrations are available on every plan, including the free tier.
Your first post is free, no credit card required. Paid plans run from $29 a month for about 66 posts to $100 a month for about 333 posts with Autopilot, on our default model. The pricing page has the full breakdown.
Yes. Every post is generated specifically for your site, your audience, and the topic you chose. No post is shared or reused between users.
A post on the default model, Claude Sonnet 5.5, uses 150 credits, so Solopreneur's 10,000 monthly credits cover about 66 posts. Premium models such as Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT 5.5 use 250 credits a post, about 1.7 times as much, and GPT 6 Luna uses 50. An AI image inside a post costs 53 credits. The pricing page lists every cost.
Draftly tells the writer never to invent statistics, studies, quotes or details about your business, and to name the source of any figure in the sentence that uses it. After the draft is written, a checker compares the figures in the post with the news story and site material the writer was given, and flags links to outside pages that weren't among those sources. Draftly makes one repair pass on anything flagged. The checker can't confirm that every sentence is true, so read the post before you publish.
Paste your URL, read the draft, then decide. Paid plans start at $29 a month when you want more.
Free first post. No credit card.