RightBlogger review: AI blog automation: keyword research, article writing, publishing and site upkeep

AI blog automation: keyword research, article writing, publishing and site upkeep

Starts at $59/mo, free plan: yes, free trial: 7-day free trial on Solo, Pro, and Agency, prices checked on October 25, 2026.

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What RightBlogger does

RightBlogger is an AI blog automation tool aimed at bloggers, marketers and agencies. It handles keyword research, drafts articles, publishes them to a connected site on a schedule you set, and can share each post to social accounts. A feature called MyTone learns your writing voice from a sample or your website, and you can publish automatically or keep drafts for review.

After posts go live, Site Agent audits the site and fixes things like broken links, weak meta descriptions and internal links. AI Brand Monitor shows whether AI answers mention your brand, and Search Console reporting surfaces quick wins and content decay. It publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, Wix and several other platforms. It is not a website builder.

There are three paid plans. Solo costs $59 per month billed monthly or $49 per month billed yearly and covers 1 site. Pro costs $89 per month billed monthly or $69 per month billed yearly and covers 3 sites. Agency costs $299 per month billed monthly or $199 per month billed yearly and covers 10 sites. Every paid plan includes unlimited AI words. New subscribers get a 7-day free trial, and a 30-day money-back guarantee applies. A free account offers 2,000 AI words a month, with SEO reports, Site Agent and ongoing automations reserved for paid plans. Automations queue up to 30 scheduled posts and 5 per site per day.

  • Keyword research with volume, competition and intent
  • AI article writing
  • MyTone brand voice
  • Scheduled autoblogging
  • Site Agent post audits
  • AI Brand Monitor
  • Social auto-sharing
  • Search Console reporting

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Combines keyword research, article writing, scheduled publishing and social sharing in one workflow
  • Publishes to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, Wix and more
  • Site Agent audits published posts and fixes broken links and meta descriptions
  • Every paid plan has unlimited AI words and a 30-day money-back guarantee
  • Free account and a 7-day trial let you test before paying

Cons

  • SEO reports, Site Agent and ongoing automations are not on the free plan
  • Free plan is limited to 2,000 AI words a month and 1 site
  • Solo shares socially only to LinkedIn; other networks need Pro or Agency
  • Rankings, traffic and AI-answer inclusion are not guaranteed
  • Extra sites cost $20/month on annual billing or $30/month on monthly billing

Our take

RightBlogger fits bloggers and small agencies who want one system for keyword research, writing, scheduled publishing and ongoing post maintenance, rather than separate tools. Solo suits a single site, while Pro and Agency add sites, team seats and, on Agency, white-label client reports. It is less suited to anyone who wants only a free tool, since SEO reports, Site Agent and ongoing automations need a paid plan. The vendor states that rankings and AI-answer inclusion are not guaranteed, and extra sites cost more. Social sharing on Solo is limited to LinkedIn.

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RightBlogger pricing

RightBlogger plans and prices (USD)
PlanMonthly billingAnnual billing (per month)Limits / what’s included
Solo per month$59$491 site, 30 SEO reports a month, social sharing to LinkedIn; extra site $20/month on annual billing or $30/month on monthly billing
Pro per month$89$693 sites, 90 SEO reports a month, 3 team seats, social sharing to X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, and Pinterest
Agency per month$299$19910 sites, 300 SEO reports a month, 5 team seats, daily Site Agent audits, white-label client reports
Free——2,000 AI words a month, 1 site, 1 MyTone writing style, limited keyword research; no credit card required

Free trial: 7-day free trial on Solo, Pro, and Agency. Free plan: yes.
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Frequently asked questions

How much does RightBlogger cost?

Solo is $59 per month billed monthly or $49 per month billed yearly. Pro is $89 monthly or $69 per month billed yearly. Agency is $299 monthly or $199 per month billed yearly.

Is there a free plan or trial?

Yes. A free plan gives 2,000 AI words a month with no credit card required, and new subscribers get a 7-day free trial on Solo, Pro and Agency.

Which website platforms does it publish to?

WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, Wix, Duda, Blogmaker, HighLevel, Notion, DropInBlog and Git, plus webhooks for custom setups.

Can I get a refund?

Every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee; you email contact@rightblogger.com within 30 days.

Are there limits on automated posts?

Automations queue up to 30 scheduled posts at once and 5 per site per day. You can still write and publish more by hand.

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