Autoblog

A company blog that runs itself

Describe what you do in one paragraph. Smart-Copy plans a cluster of 20 connected topics, writes them with web research and publishes them to your WordPress at the pace you set.

Every text is billed separately, by length. No subscription, no commitment — pause the series with one click.

A cluster of 20 planned autoblog topics in the Smart-Copy dashboard

What you hold before the first sentence exists

The topic cluster is planned as soon as you describe the site — ahead of any writing.

20

topics per cluster, connected and non-overlapping

1–7

texts per week — you set the pace

$0

subscription; you pay for the texts that actually get written

100%

refunded if a text fails to generate

From one paragraph to a blog that grows without you

Three steps. After that you only come back when you want to change something.

1

You describe the site and the topics

One paragraph: what you do, who you talk to and why you want the traffic. You pick the WordPress site, the pace and the text length. If the site is already connected through the plugin, we read the topics from it ourselves.

The new autoblog series form in the Smart-Copy dashboard
2

You get a topic cluster, not a list of random titles

Twenty topics that together cover your niche — from entry-level guides to the comparisons where the buying decision happens. You can rewrite, reorder or delete any of them before the writing starts.

A cluster of twenty topics with their per-item statuses
3

The texts write and publish themselves

At the pace you set, the system writes the next item with web research, generates a featured image and sends the finished post to WordPress — either live straight away or as a draft waiting for your approval.

A published article on a WordPress blog

What every article in the series comes with

Whichever position in the cluster it happens to be.

Web research

Before the text is written we gather current sources and data. The article is not produced from the model's memory alone.

Internal linking

Topics in a cluster know about each other, so the texts link between themselves instead of competing for the same query.

Featured image

FLUX 1.1 Pro Ultra, included in the price — it lands in WordPress as the post's featured image.

Built to be read

Headings, paragraphs and summaries arranged the way a text written for a person looks, not one written for a keyword counter.

Live or draft

You decide once: posts go straight to the blog, or wait in drafts until you have reviewed them.

Your language

The series writes in the language you choose when you create it — English or Polish.

What stays under your control

  • Pause and resume with one click — nothing to cancel, no billing period to wait out.
  • Rewriting a topic, reordering it or deleting it — any time before that text starts being written.
  • A “generate the next one now” button, when you do not want to wait for the scheduled slot.
  • Changing the pace and the length mid-series; the new settings apply from the next text onward.
  • Auto top-up is optional — without it the series simply waits until you top up the balance.
  • Generated texts stay in your orders even if you delete the whole series.

What it costs per month

The price depends on the text length and the pace, and on nothing else. Here it is spelled out, at the current rates.

Text length Per text 1 text / week 2 texts / week 3 texts / week
4,000 (2 pages) $2.13 $9.24 $18.48 $27.72
8,000 (4 pages) $3.62 $15.69 $31.39 $47.08
15,000 (8 pages) $5.86 $25.36 $50.73 $76.09

Monthly figures assume 4.33 weeks per month, at the degressive rates. You are charged after each text, from your balance — never upfront for a month.

Common questions

How does the system know what to write about? +

From your description of the niche and — if the site is connected through the plugin — from its profile: title, tagline, categories and recent posts. The topic cluster is planned from that, and you see all of it before the first text exists.

Won't the articles end up similar to each other? +

The cluster is planned as a whole precisely so the topics do not duplicate: each one has a different underlying question and sits at a different stage of the reader's decision. If a topic still does not fit, you rewrite or delete it with one click.

What happens when the balance runs out? +

The series pauses and you get an email. Nothing is lost — top up, resume with one click and writing continues from where it stopped. You can also switch on auto top-up, and then the series never stops at all.

Can I use the autoblog without WordPress? +

Yes. In the series settings you choose “don't auto-publish” — the texts are produced in the dashboard and you take them from there yourself. Automatic publishing is an option, not a requirement.

Can I change the topics the system planned? +

Yes — every topic can be rewritten, reordered or removed until it starts being written. You can also change the pace and the length at any point during the series.

Isn't this just flooding a blog with content? +

That is not the point, which is why the default pace is two texts a week rather than twenty. The cluster is meant to cover the questions your customers actually ask, and every article is written with source research. If you want to review texts before they go live, set the series to draft mode.

Plan your first series

You will see the topic cluster immediately — before the first text is written.