blogawesome is an AI visibility agent. It checks if ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude recommend you, then writes and publishes posts to fill gaps.
Short answer: you add your brand and keywords, blogawesome shows where AI assistants name competitors instead of you, and it researches, drafts and publishes articles aimed at those gaps – to WordPress, Shopify or any CMS via webhook. Plans are $49 a month (Starter) and $79 a month (Standard). There's no free plan, but there is a free AI visibility audit that needs no signup and takes about 30 seconds.
What does blogawesome do?
Brand knowledge base. Each brand gets a profile with its website, products, audience, region, competitors and tone. Every draft is grounded in it, so articles describe your actual products rather than generic ones.
Separate brand workspaces. Each brand has its own keywords, content pipeline and tracking, so agencies and multi-brand teams don't mix data.
Research and ideas. Competitor and keyword research, plus content ideas based on gaps competitors are filling.
Drafting. Full articles with a live content score (length, heading structure, paragraph density, media balance). The Humanizer is included. You can edit any paragraph in place or regenerate the whole draft.
Scheduling and publishing. Set a content calendar per brand and let it publish on autopilot, or hold every draft for review. Publishing goes to WordPress or any CMS via webhook, and to Shopify on the Standard plan.
Visibility tracking. Tracks whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude recommend your brand for your keywords, and how your visibility score changes over time.
Your content stays yours: export it as HTML or Markdown at any time, including after you cancel.
What doesn't it do?
It isn't an SEO suite. There's no backlink analysis or technical site audit; keep your SEO tool for that.
It tracks four assistants. Google AI Overviews, AI Mode and Microsoft Copilot aren't in the list; if those matter most to you, see our AI SEO tools overview for trackers that cover them.
It can't guarantee a recommendation. AI answers vary and models change. What it does is make the track–write–publish loop faster and keep a record of what moved.
Who is it for?
Founders and solo operators who need content but don't have a writer, agencies and studios running several client brands, and in-house marketing teams whose bottleneck is getting pages written and shipped. The clearest result we can point to is a writer: Nathan, a freelance marketer, cut his time on client articles from about 2 hours to 1 (quoted on our writers page).
How does the workflow run?
Track. Add the keywords and questions your buyers ask. blogawesome checks which brands each assistant recommends.
Find gaps. It flags keywords where competitors are named and you aren't.
Draft. It researches the topic and drafts an article from your knowledge base.
Review and publish. You edit and approve, or let the calendar publish on autopilot.
Measure. The keyword stays in tracking so you can see whether answers change over the following weeks.
For a step-by-step walkthrough of one gap, see inside the content engine.
What kind of content does it aim for?
The pages most likely to be cited answer a specific buyer question directly, with specifics. Examples: an honest comparison with a competitor, a guide to a use case your product handles well, or a clear pricing and features page. If you sell an analytics tool with a Shopify integration and AI never mentions you for "best analytics for Shopify stores", one detailed page on that use case is worth more than ten general analytics posts. Google's guidance applies too: its AI features use the same signals as normal search, and helpful, people-first content is what it rewards (Google Search Central).
How much does it cost?
Per the pricing page:
Starter – $49/month: 20 articles a month, 5 brands, competitor and keyword research, AI drafting with the Humanizer, content calendar and autopilot, WordPress and webhook publishing, Google and AI visibility tracking, email support.
Standard – $79/month: everything in Starter, plus 50 articles a month, 15 brands, Shopify publishing, advanced analytics, priority generation, up to 5 team members and priority support.
Custom: higher volume, unlimited brands, API access or a dedicated strategist – contact support@blogaweso.me.
Annual billing saves 25%. No setup fees, cancel anytime. The pricing breakdown has more on choosing a plan. Last verified 5 Oct 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free plan?
No. There's a free AI visibility audit (no signup, about 30 seconds) that shows whether AI models know and recommend your brand. Paid plans start at $49 a month.
How quickly can content change AI answers?
It varies. Assistants that search the web, like Perplexity and Google's AI features, can pick up a new page once it's indexed, often within weeks. Answers from training data change only when models are updated. Judge progress over several checks.
Which AI assistants does it track?
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude.
Can one person run it?
Yes. Autopilot scheduling and brand-grounded drafts mean a solo operator can keep a publishing calendar running, though reviewing drafts before they go live is still worth the time.
To see where your brand stands, run the free AI visibility audit. It covers brand recognition, recommendation rate, competitor comparison, content gaps and an action plan.