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Your website's blog, kept up for you while you run the business

Tell it what your customers ask about. BlogTend researches each topic on the live web, writes the post with its sources and a featured image, and publishes it to your WordPress site — or leaves a draft for you to read first. Then it does it again next week.

See how a post gets made

3 free articles, no card · Paid plans from $29/mo

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harbourroast.cafeExample
A glass pour-over coffee dripper brewing on a café counterFeatured image, generated

Café

Pour-over or French press: which suits a slow Saturday?

Sources it read

  1. 1A coffee association guide
  2. 2A roaster's brew chart
  3. 3A sensory study

Outline

  • What each method does to the cup
  • Grind size and brew time
  • Which one to buy first

Published to harbourroast.cafe

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  • Try it before you connect a site
  • Free plan, no card required
  • Draft-for-review mode
  • Full refund within 14 days of your first payment, no questions asked.

You give it a topic. It does the other five steps.

Scroll to watch one article come together, from the first source it reads to the moment it is live on the site.

  1. Step 1 of 6

    It researches the topic on the live web

    It searches, opens and reads current pages on your topic, keeps the ones worth citing and drops the rest. Nothing is written yet.

    Sources fetched and checked

  2. Step 2 of 6

    It writes from what it found

    The draft follows the research, with each claim tied to the source it came from, in your language and your saved article style.

    Citations in the text

  3. Step 3 of 6

    It lays the page out

    Headings, a table where a comparison needs one, an FAQ block and your theme's colours, so the post reads like part of your site.

    Tables, figures and FAQ

  4. Step 4 of 6

    It makes the featured image

    A picture generated for this article, with no headline printed across it, sized for your theme.

    No stock photo reused

  5. Step 5 of 6

    It fills in the SEO fields

    SEO title, meta description and focus keyword, written into Yoast or Rank Math on WordPress and into the native fields elsewhere, plus internal and outbound links.

    On paid plans

  6. Step 6 of 6

    It publishes, then does it again

    Live, as a draft, or held for your review: your rule. Then the next topic runs on the rhythm you chose.

    Daily, weekly or monthly

harbourroast.cafe/blogPublished
A glass pour-over coffee dripper brewing on a café counter

Café

Pour-over or French press: which suits a slow Saturday?

Pour-over gives a lighter, cleaner cup, because the paper filter holds back oils and fine grounds.1 A French press keeps those oils, which is why its coffee tastes heavier and rounder.2

What each method does to the cup
Grind size and brew time

Sources it read

  1. 1A coffee association guide
  2. 2A roaster's brew chart
  3. 3A sensory study

SEO fields

SEO title
58 / 60
Meta description
152 / 160
Focus keyword
set

Example article. Next topic runs Tuesday at 09:00.

Posts BlogTend wrote and published for our own blog

These posts on blogtend.com/blog were researched, written and published by a BlogTend automation, the same pipeline you get, connected to our site by webhook. Three on this page's subject, as they went live.

Two minutes from a topic to a published post

The real product, recorded end to end: connecting a site, setting a topic and a rhythm, the run itself, and the finished article live on the blog.

A blog that keeps going without your evenings

Set it up once in about ten minutes. After that the only job left is reading the drafts you asked to see.

  • Set once, then it runs

    Pick the topics and a rhythm, daily, weekly or monthly. Each article researches, writes and publishes on its own.

  • Written from real sources

    Each researched article starts from current pages on the topic and cites them, instead of guessing.

  • Nothing goes live you didn't allow

    Choose live, a WordPress draft, or held for your review. You can switch at any time.

  • Topics your customers ask about

    Opening-season guides, how-tos, comparisons and care tips: the questions you already answer at the counter.

  • WordPress first, others too

    WordPress connects with an Application Password in about two minutes. Shopify, Webflow and Wix connect in one click.

  • A price you can plan

    Plans are a set number of articles a month, failed runs are refunded automatically, and you can cancel any time.

What your site gets on Free and on paid plans

Read from the live plans. The Free plan has no trial clock; paid plans add research and SEO fields on every article.

Free plan · no card, no trial clock

  • 3 free articles to start, no card needed
  • 1 site
  • Live web research on your first 3 articles
  • Featured image and publishing included
  • Publish live, save a draft, or hold for review

Paid plans · from $29/mo

  • Starter: 20 articles a month at Standard — 5 posts a week
  • 3 sites
  • Unlimited automations
  • Live web research with cited sources on every article
  • Yoast and Rank Math fields filled in
  • Failed runs refunded automatically · Cancel anytime

Full refund within 14 days of your first payment, no questions asked.

And if BlogTend hasn't published an article to your site in your first 30 days, email us and we'll refund your first month. For plans bought on blogtend.com, on the first payment, once per customer.

What we do not promise: rankings or traffic. BlogTend researches, writes, fills the SEO fields and publishes; search engines decide the rest.

Three screens, then it runs on its own

  1. The Connect your WordPress site form: site URL, a name, and an Application Password.
    1

    Connect your website

    Paste a WordPress Application Password, or connect Shopify, Webflow or Wix in one click.

  2. The New automation form: how often to publish, and the writing level with its credit cost.
    2

    Name topics and how often

    Write a few topics, or describe your business and let it plan them. Choose daily, weekly or monthly.

  3. A finished run: brief, research, write, design, optimise and publish all ticked, and the post live.
    3

    Read it, or let it post

    It researches, writes, adds the image and SEO fields, then publishes or leaves a draft for you.

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What it costs to keep your blog going

One credit is one finished article at the Standard writing level — research, writing, featured image and publishing included. Enhanced costs 2 credits and Maximum 3. Failed runs are refunded.

  • Free

    $0/mo

    3 free articles to start, no card needed

    1 site

    Live web research on your first 3 articles

  • Starter

    $29/mo

    20 articles a month at Standard — 5 posts a week

    3 sites

    Live web research with cited sources

  • Most popular

    Growth

    $79/mo

    60 articles a month at Standard — 14 posts a week

    10 sites

    Live web research with cited sources

  • Scale

    $199/mo

    180 articles a month at Standard — 6 posts a day

    25 sites

    Live web research with cited sources

Full refund within 14 days of your first payment, no questions asked.

  • Failed runs refunded automatically
  • Sources cited on every researched article
  • Cancel anytime

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Questions from small business owners

I don't have time to write. How much do I have to do?
Connect the site and name some topics once. After that it runs on the rhythm you chose. If you want to read each post first, set it to save drafts.
Will it sound like a robot?
Each article starts from research and a brief with an angle and an audience, follows your saved article style, and can wait as a draft for your edits.
My site is on Wix or Shopify, not WordPress.
That works too. Shopify, Webflow and Wix connect in one click, and any other site can receive articles by signed webhook.
Will this get me more customers?
It keeps your blog publishing researched, well-structured posts with their SEO fields filled in. It does not promise rankings or traffic; search engines decide that.
Do I need a website to try it?
No. Your first article can be a preview: BlogTend researches and writes it in full, with its sources and featured image, and keeps it in your account. It uses one of your free articles. When you connect WordPress (about two minutes), Shopify, Webflow or Wix, you move it to your site in one click.
Is AI-written content OK for Google?
Google's published guidance is that it rewards helpful, original content however it is produced, and treats content made mainly to manipulate rankings as spam, whoever wrote it. BlogTend is built for the first kind: each article starts from research, cites its sources, and can wait as a draft for your edit. It does not promise rankings.

For people whose real job isn't blogging

Pick the one that sounds like you. Each page shows the setup, the price and an example for that kind of site.

Write your first post free, then decide

Start on the Free plan with no card. Connect your site when you are happy with what it writes.

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