What Is RightBlogger? Features, Pricing, and Who It’s For

RightBlogger is an AI blog automation tool that helps you research, write, publish, promote, and maintain your blog.

It writes SEO posts from real search data, publishes them to your CMS on a schedule, shares each one to social, and keeps improving them after they go live. That is one subscription instead of a keyword tool, a writer, a scheduler, a social scheduler, and an SEO auditor wired together.

We built it, Ryan Robinson and Andy Feliciotti, for bloggers, creators, freelancers, and small teams. Paid plans include unlimited AI words starting at $49/month billed annually.

This page is the straight answer to what RightBlogger is, what it costs, and who it fits, written by the people who make it, with every claim linked to a page you can verify.

RightBlogger in six facts

• Writes SEO posts from real search data, publishes them to your site, and keeps improving them after they go live, all from one subscription.
• Unlimited AI words and autoblogging on every paid plan; the Free plan includes 2,000 words a month.
• Paid plans: Solo at $49/month billed annually ($59 month to month), Pro at $69 ($89), Agency at $199 ($299), each with a 7-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
• Publishes directly to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Ghost, Wix, Duda, Blogmaker, HighLevel, and Notion, with webhooks for anything custom.
• Site Agent maintains published content automatically: internal links, weak meta descriptions, broken outbound links, and stale year references, with one-click undo for 30 days.
• Built by Ryan Robinson (ryrob.com) and Andy Feliciotti, the team behind the annual State of Blogging survey.

What does RightBlogger actually do?

The honest one-sentence version: RightBlogger takes a blog post from “I need to write something” to published, promoted, and maintained, without stitching together five subscriptions. Here is how that breaks down in practice.

Writing and SEO: from keyword to optimized draft

The core loop starts with keyword research and content gap analysis, moves through the AI Article Writer (full drafts with your structure and tone via MyTone voice profiles), and finishes with SEO reports that compare your piece against what currently ranks, plus metadata and AI-generated images. The same tools cover optimization for traditional search and AI search surfaces like ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews.

Autoblogging and the Content Planner

The Content Planner schedules topics in bulk and the autoblogging automations research, draft, and publish on a calendar you set. Every paid plan includes it with no article caps, which is the practical difference from credit-based competitors: you can run drafts, rewrites, and experiments without watching a meter.

Publishing to nine platforms

Connected publishing covers WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Ghost, Wix, Duda, Blogmaker, HighLevel, and Notion, plus webhooks for custom workflows. Drafts go from the editor to your CMS in one click, and the WordPress integration also supports embedding your own custom AI tools on your site.

Promotion: social automation and repurposing

When a post goes live, social media automation writes a native caption for each connected platform and shares it to LinkedIn, X, Facebook, and Threads on eligible plans (Solo includes LinkedIn; Pro and Agency add the rest). Repurposing tools turn YouTube videos, podcasts, and existing posts into new articles, scripts, newsletters, and social content.

Site Agent: maintenance on autopilot

Site Agent is the part most tools skip: it scans your connected site roughly every three days, reads your Search Console data, and proposes specific fixes: internal links to add, low-CTR meta descriptions to rewrite, broken outbound links to remove, and stale years in titles to refresh. You choose the trust level (Ask Approval, Smart, or Fully Automatic), and every applied change has one-click undo for 30 days backed by two independent backups.

Tool Studio and the MCP connector

Tool Studio builds custom AI tools you can embed on your own website, and RightBlogger Chat includes premium AI models with a model picker. For AI-client workflows, the beta MCP connector links RightBlogger to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and compatible clients, so you can query your Search Console performance and research keywords from inside your AI assistant. It is read-only, project-scoped, and included on every plan.

Who is RightBlogger for (and who is it not for)?

RightBlogger fits bloggers, freelancers, creators, and small content teams who want one flat-price system for the entire publish-and-grow loop, and agencies running multiple client sites on the Agency plan. The unlimited-words model is built for people who publish and iterate weekly.

It is not for everyone, and we would rather say so here: enterprise marketing teams standardizing brand voice across departments are better served by Jasper, editorial teams that hand formal briefs to external writers usually want Clearscope, and if you only need a standalone content-scoring editor, a dedicated optimizer fits better (we compared those honestly in our Surfer SEO alternatives guide).

How much does RightBlogger cost in 2026?

RightBlogger has a free plan with 2,000 AI words per month, and three paid plans, each with unlimited AI words, autoblogging, a 7-day free trial, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Prices below are current as of August 2026; the pricing page is always the source of truth.

Plan	Annual billing	Monthly billing	Highlights
Free	$0	$0	2,000 AI words/month to test the tools
Solo	$49/mo	$59/mo	1 site, unlimited words, Site Agent, Backlink Exchange, LinkedIn automation, 30 SEO reports
Pro	$69/mo	$89/mo	3 sites, 3 seats, all 4 social platforms, 90 SEO reports, premium courses
Agency	$199/mo	$299/mo	10+ sites, 5 seats, 300 SEO reports, dedicated onboarding

One note if you have seen different numbers elsewhere: older articles sometimes mention Lite or Business plans at other prices. Those are legacy plans that remain active for existing subscribers but are closed to new signups.

Who built RightBlogger?

RightBlogger was founded by Ryan Robinson, the blogger behind ryrob.com, and Andy Feliciotti. We built it as the tool we wanted for our own sites, and we still run our own blogs with it. The team also fields the annual State of Blogging survey, our original research on how creators actually use AI, which we cite (with methodology and respondent counts shown) across our guides.

What is RightBlogger? FAQ

Is RightBlogger free?

There is a free plan with 2,000 AI words per month, plus free public tools that work without an account. Paid plans start at $49/month billed annually, every paid tier starts with a 7-day free trial, and there is a 30-day money-back guarantee on top.

How is RightBlogger different from just using ChatGPT?

ChatGPT gives you a chat box; RightBlogger gives you the workflow around it: keyword research, structured article generation, SEO scoring against live SERPs, direct CMS publishing, social auto-sharing, and ongoing site maintenance. RightBlogger Chat also includes premium AI models, so for many users it replaces a ChatGPT subscription rather than adding to it.

Does RightBlogger publish directly to WordPress?

Yes. WordPress publishing is one click from the editor, and eight more platforms are supported: Shopify, Webflow, Ghost, Wix, Duda, Blogmaker, HighLevel, and Notion, plus webhooks for anything else.

Does RightBlogger share my posts on social media automatically?

Yes, on eligible plans. Publish a post and it auto-shares to LinkedIn, X, Facebook, and Threads with an AI caption written for each platform. Solo includes LinkedIn automation; Pro and Agency include all four platforms.

What does the Site Agent actually change on my site?

Four things, all reversible: internal links, meta description rewrites on low-CTR pages, removal of broken outbound links, and refreshed year references in titles. It reads your Search Console data, runs on your schedule, asks for approval unless you tell it not to, and every change has one-click undo for 30 days.

Can I connect RightBlogger to Claude or ChatGPT?

Yes, through the MCP connector, included on every plan. It is a read-only, project-scoped connection that lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and compatible clients query your Search Console data, run keyword research, and read your content library from inside the AI client.

Where to go from here

If you want to see the platform rather than read about it, the tools library shows everything with free public versions of many tools, the pricing page has current plan details, and the free plan is the no-risk way to test whether the workflow fits how you write. Questions we did not answer here: the Help Center covers the how-tos, or email contact@rightblogger.com.