Hands-Free Autoblogging Tool: 3 Setups That Publish for You
A hands-free autoblogging tool keeps publishing after you set it up: new posts appear on your site on a schedule without you writing, formatting or uploading them. The trick is choosing what feeds it and how much control you keep. Here are the hands-free setups in Autoblogging.ai, and how other tools compare.
How this list was made. Autoblogging.ai is our product, so read our entry with that in mind. Every other price on this page was taken from the vendor’s own pricing page on 4 October 2026. Per-article figures are the plan price divided by the articles the plan includes, unless the vendor states its own number. Prices change, so check the vendor’s page before you buy.
Three hands-free setups
| Setup | Feeds it | Runs | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduled bulk batch | A list of up to 500 titles | One post every few hours or days | Evergreen SEO content from a plan |
| RSS Auto Mode | An RSS feed | Checks the feed on an interval | Turning new feed entries into posts |
| News campaign | A news topic and trusted sources | A new article every N minutes | Timely coverage of a niche |
1. Scheduled bulk batch
Plan once with a topical map, queue the titles, turn on internal linking and a time gap, and pick the site and category. The batch then publishes itself for weeks.


2. RSS Auto Mode
Add a feed, choose how often to check it and how many articles per check, and new entries become posts.

3. News campaign
Choose a topic, how many articles and how far apart, and which sources to trust.

Keep it hands-free, not careless
- Start on drafts for the first batch, then switch to publish.
- Turn on the fact checker for anything with figures.
- Check AI-visibility tracking monthly and add titles where you are missing.
Other hands-free tools
1. Autoblogging.ai
Best for: autoblogging that plans, researches, links and publishes, at a low cost per article.
Plan with topical maps and competitor research, write one article or up to 500 per batch with SERP analysis, add FAQs, takeaways, four AI images, internal links and schema, and publish to WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Blogger and Ghost on a schedule. Automatic sources include RSS feeds, news topics and YouTube videos.
- Pricing: Free plan with 10 credits a month (no card). Paid plans: Starter $19 (40 credits), Regular $49 (120), Standard $99 (300), Gold $179 (600), Premium $249 (1,000), Enterprise $999 (5,000). Annual billing saves 35%, which takes Enterprise to $649 a month. Unused credits roll over while you are subscribed.
- Cost per article: A standard article costs 1 credit. In the bulk writer, adding SERP analysis costs 1 more credit, and AI images 1 more. So an article is about $0.48 on Starter and $0.13 on Enterprise billed yearly, or $0.95 and $0.26 with SERP analysis.
2. Outrank
Best for: Done-for-you daily articles plus backlinks.
$99 a month (or $999 a year) for 30 articles generated and published on autopilot, plus backlink building. Add-ons for 60 or 90 articles. Publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and more.
Watch out for: About $3.30 per article on monthly billing.
3. RankYak
Best for: Hands-off daily posting for one site.
One plan: $99 a month per website for 30 articles (one a day, up to 5,000 words) with direct publishing to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and Wix. 3-day free trial.
Watch out for: $3.30 per article, and the price is per site.
4. Emplibot
Best for: Small businesses that want blog plus social on autopilot.
Starter $69 a month (2 articles a week), Standard $99 (4 a week), Pro $149 (7 a week), each with social posts to LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram and Google Business Profile. Auto-publishes to WordPress; 7-day free trial.
Watch out for: About $4.90 to $8 per article; its return policy says all sales are final.
5. AutoWP
Best for: Feed-driven autoblogging inside WordPress.
A WordPress plugin with a hosted service. Free plan: 2 posts and 2 images a month; paid plans at £14.99 (1 site), £34.99 (5 sites) and £99.99 (unlimited sites) a month with unlimited posts. Sources include RSS, Google News and other WordPress sites; schedules hourly, daily or weekly.
Watch out for: Prices are shown in pounds; paid plans mention using your own API keys.
6. WPAutoBlog
Best for: Agencies running many WordPress domains.
All in One is $79 a month (shown down from $199) for 100 article credits on unlimited domains, 50+ languages and YouTube embeds; Agency is $290 for 500 credits with 5 seats and a 3-day trial.
Watch out for: About $0.58 to $0.79 per article; web research can cost extra credits; refunds only within 7 days.
Video: Auto Blogging With AI: How Autoblogging.ai Researches and Writes Each Post (Full Demo)
Video: Auto Post to WordPress With AI: Bulk Publish Blog Posts on a Schedule (Tutorial)
Frequently asked questions
What is a hands-free autoblogging tool?
A tool that writes and publishes posts on a schedule after a one-time setup.
Can I really leave it running?
Yes, but review a sample regularly, especially the first batch.
What is the cheapest hands-free option?
Autoblogging.ai at $0.13 to $0.48 per standard article; daily-article services like Outrank and RankYak cost about $3.30 per article.