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Blogzilla vs Writesonic

Writesonic has become a platform for AI search visibility, with articles as one part of it. Blogzilla starts from the article itself, from keyword to a fact-checked post that is live. Here is the job-by-job picture, including where Writesonic is ahead.

Blogzilla is for

Blogzilla

Brands and agencies that want finished, fact-checked articles published on a schedule, at a flat price with the images included.

From $24.99 a month for 30 articles of up to about 1,500 words

Writesonic is for

Writesonic

Teams that need to track and improve how AI search talks about their brand, with agency and enterprise tools.

From $79 a month billed yearly, counted in articles

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What each one does, in 12 jobs.

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YesPartialNoOn GrowthHigher planNot confirmedOn Growth: included from Blogzilla Growth. Higher plan: needs a higher plan than the one priced below.
Blogzilla and Writesonic, job by job
JobBlogzillaStarter $24.99, Growth $49.99WritesonicPublic pricing page, October 2026
01Keyword researchYes

Built in. A plan from your own site: 4 a month on Starter, 20 on Growth.

Partial

Covered in part. The product is built around AI search visibility first.

02WritingYes

On-brand articles in your voice. You can edit any draft before it goes live.

YesAhead

Long-form articles of 3,000 to 8,000 words, with a first-party source for each claim.

03Fact-checkingYesAhead

Every figure is checked. One without a source is held for you instead of going out.

Partial

A first-party source for each claim. No step that holds an unsourced figure is described.

04Images and infographicsYes

A hero image with your logo on every article. 3 infographics a month on Starter, 10 on Growth.

Yes

Images are included. Infographics are not mentioned on their site.

05Internal linksYes

Links readers to your own pages, such as a booking page.

Yes

Internal links are included.

06Publishing and schedulingYesAhead

WordPress, Ghost or a hosted blog, on a schedule you set.

Partial

One-click export to WordPress, Sanity, Contentful, Webflow and Ghost. No scheduling or autopilot.

07A hosted blogYesAhead

A blog we host on your own domain.

No

No hosted blog.

08Brand voiceYes

A voice for each site. On Enterprise, a trained voice for each client.

Yes

Brand voice is included.

09LanguagesYes

Any one of 89 languages for each site.

Yes

One market (language and country) per plan; custom on Enterprise.

10Search ConsoleOn Growth

Included on the Growth plan, $49.99 a month. Reports for every site.

Yes

Search Console is included.

11AI-answer trackingOn Growth

Included on the Growth plan. Tracks 4 questions a week.

YesAhead

Their core product. 3 AI platforms on self-serve plans and 9 on Enterprise, with sentiment and an action center.

12AgenciesYes

Growth: 5 sites and 10 seats. Enterprise: a workspace and a trained voice per client.

YesAhead

White-label reporting and client workspaces.

Writesonic is ahead on AI-answer tracking, agency tooling and long-form with citations. Blogzilla is ahead on scheduled publishing, a hosted blog and holding unsourced figures.

The month, itemised

What 30 posts a month costs

Each tool counts something different, so the lowest sticker price is not always the lowest month. For 30 posts a month, Writesonic needs Growth at $399 to $499. Its articles run 3,000 to 8,000 words, while a Blogzilla article runs up to about 1,500, and the plan includes 50 articles and the AI-visibility platform, so the two are not buying the same thing.

BlogzillaStarter
$24.99 a month

30 articles of up to about 1,500 words, one site, three seats. Images with your logo, fact-checking and scheduled publishing included.

WritesonicGrowth
$399 to $499 a month

50 articles a month. $399 billed yearly, $499 billed monthly.

Prices from their public pricing page, checked October 2026.

Fair is fair

Where Writesonic is stronger

  1. 01
    AI-visibility depthTracking across 3 AI platforms on self-serve plans and 9 on Enterprise, with sentiment and an action center. Blogzilla Growth tracks 4 questions a week.
  2. 02
    Long-form with citationsArticles of 3,000 to 8,000 words, with a first-party source for each claim.
  3. 03
    Agency toolingWhite-label reporting and client workspaces. Blogzilla gives agencies sites, seats and, on Enterprise, a workspace per client.
  4. 04
    Enterprise complianceSOC 2, HIPAA and single sign-on, which larger organisations often need before they can buy.
  5. 05
    More export targetsOne-click export to Sanity, Contentful and Webflow as well as WordPress and Ghost.

Who should pick which

Two honest answers.

Pick Writesonic if…

  • AI search visibility is the main job you need done.
  • You need white-label reports for clients.
  • You need SOC 2, HIPAA or single sign-on.
  • You want long articles with a first-party source for each claim.

Pick Blogzilla if…

  • You want 30 articles a month without a $399 plan.
  • You want posts published on a schedule you set.
  • You want a blog hosted on your own domain.
  • You want unsourced figures held for you to review.
  • You want a hero image with your logo on every article, and infographics too.

Frequently asked questions

Is Blogzilla cheaper than Writesonic for 30 posts?

For 30 articles a month, yes, but they are not the same articles. Blogzilla Starter is $24.99 a month for 30 articles of up to about 1,500 words. Writesonic articles run 3,000 to 8,000 words, and Writesonic includes 15, 25 and 50 articles on its three plans, so 30 a month needs Growth at $399 billed yearly or $499 billed monthly. Prices from their public pricing page, checked October 2026.

Does Writesonic publish on a schedule?

It exports in one click to WordPress, Sanity, Contentful, Webflow and Ghost. Scheduling and autopilot are not described on their site. Blogzilla publishes to WordPress, Ghost or a blog we host, on a schedule you set.

Which is better for AI search?

Writesonic goes deeper: it is built around tracking and improving AI visibility. Blogzilla writes in the shape AI answers cite, and Growth tracks 4 questions a week. Neither can promise placement.

Do both fact-check?

Writesonic gives a first-party source for each claim. It does not describe a step that holds a figure it cannot source. Blogzilla holds any figure without a source for you to review before the post goes out.

Which suits an agency?

Writesonic has white-label reporting and client workspaces. Blogzilla Growth gives you 5 sites and 10 seats on one bill, and Enterprise adds a workspace and a trained voice per client.

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