Auto blogging · AI blog writer
Auto blogging that researches before it writes.
Autoriax runs your blog as a pipeline: it finds topics, researches them, writes with linked sources, scores and fact-checks every draft, then publishes to your CMS. You decide whether it publishes on its own or waits for your approval.
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free drafts to judge the writing
One right away, two more after 24 and 72 hours · no card
$39
a month for 12 articles
Creator · autopilot starts on Growth, $99 for 40
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checks before anything auto-publishes
Auto-publish is off by default
The pipeline
What happens between a topic and a published post
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Topic discovery
Autoriax reads your site, works out who buys from you and proposes topics. Where the data exists, each proposal shows its monthly search volume and keyword difficulty. On autopilot the queue refills itself when it runs low.
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Research
Several independent research engines run in parallel. Duplicate sources are merged and the rest ranked by relevance, so the article starts from what was found, not from what the model remembers.
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Outline
The structure comes from the research. A second model checks the logical flow and whether the sources cover each section before writing starts.
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Writing
The writer gets the research briefing, the outline, your brand voice and the product facts you approved. Facts taken from the research carry a link to their source.
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Critic
A critic agent scores the draft on accuracy, readability, page quality, engagement, structure and GEO readiness. A weighted score under 7 out of 10 sends it back for a targeted rewrite.
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Fact-check
The final text is checked for false claims, invented URLs, statements that contradict your brand facts and legal citations that cannot be verified. Flagged sentences get one repair and one re-check.
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Visuals and publishing
One infographic per article, drawn from its own data in your colour palette. Then WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or a ZIP export; webhooks and social posts from Growth.
Auto-publish, with conditions
Four things must be true before an article goes live on its own
Autopilot checks all four for every article. If one fails, the article waits in your inbox with the reason attached.
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Check 1
Auto-publish is switched on
It is off for every new account. With it off, autopilot still writes on schedule, but each article waits in your editorial inbox.
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Check 2
Your plan can publish
Free-trial drafts never leave the app. Publishing starts on Creator.
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Check 3
The fact-check passed
If the repair does not clear the findings, the article is held back with the reason attached instead of going out.
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Check 4
You approved the brand’s product facts
Under Settings → Product Truth you review what Autoriax extracted about your brand: the core promise, what you offer, what you do not, and your legal position. Until you approve, nothing for that brand auto-publishes.
Why the extra checks: an auto-blogging tool that publishes unchecked AI text can put claims on your site that you never made. Our post on quality assurance in content automation explains the problem, and why AI content still needs a human editor covers what Google expects.
Plans
Write and approve on Creator. Put the blog on autopilot with Growth.
| Feature | Creator | Growth |
|---|---|---|
| Price per month (monthly billing) | $39 | $99 |
| Articles per month | 12 | 40 |
| Brands per account | 1 | 3 |
| Critic score, fact-check, editorial inbox | ||
| One infographic per article | ||
| Publish to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or ZIP | ||
| Autopilot scheduling + content calendar | — | |
| Social repurposing + outbound webhooks | — |
See full pricing on the pricing page.
After publishing
Do AI engines cite what you publish?
Every article gets a GEO score before it ships. The AI search visibility page shows what the free audit checks and how published articles are tracked in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity.
AI search visibilityFrequently asked
What is auto blogging?
Auto blogging means a tool picks topics, writes the posts and publishes them on a schedule with little manual work. The risk is volume without checks: thin posts, made-up facts, claims your product does not back. Autoriax automates the same steps but keeps a research step, a critic score and a fact-check in front of every article, and only publishes on its own once you allow it.
Is Autoriax an AI blog writer or an AI article writer?
Both terms fit. It writes long-form blog articles with linked sources, an infographic and, from Growth, social posts for the same article. It is not a short-form copy tool for ads or product descriptions.
Can I review every article before it goes live?
Yes, and that is the default. Every draft lands in the editorial inbox, where you can edit it in a rich-text editor, approve or reject it. Auto-publish is a separate switch in the autopilot settings.
Which plan do I need for hands-off publishing?
Growth. Creator writes and publishes what you approve; autopilot scheduling and the content calendar start on Growth ($99 a month, 40 articles). Agency adds approval rules and 120 articles a month.
Which languages does it write in?
Six languages have prompts tuned for them: English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Japanese. Other languages run on a general multilingual template. Research and writing happen in the target language rather than through translation.
What happens to an article that fails a check?
It stays in the inbox with the reason on it, for example a failed fact-check or a brand whose product facts are not approved yet. You can fix it in the editor and publish it by hand.
Read three drafts about your own site.
Paste your URL. The first draft starts right away, two more unlock after 24 and 72 hours. Plans and limits are on the pricing page.
3 free drafts · No credit card · Cancel anytime