Choosing an AI Blog Autopilot Plan: Social to Agency

Short answer: choose the plan by three numbers: how many articles you need each month, how many websites you publish to and how many languages and networks you use. According to the pricing page, Social is €15, Starter €19, Growth €49, Pro €99 and Agency €249 a month, with credits that reset monthly, and the first three articles are free to try.

A plan that is too small leaves you short of articles in the second week of the month. A plan that is too large means paying for credits that vanish at the end of it. Neither is a disaster, but a little thought up front saves money and frustration.

This guide goes through the five plans in AI Blog Autopilot, using the figures on the product’s pricing page at the time of writing. Prices and limits can change, so always check the pricing page before you subscribe. VAT is added at checkout.

Annual billing is worth considering once you are sure of your needs. The pricing page offers a yearly option at 20 percent less than monthly. Because the saving applies to the year, it makes sense after a few months of using the product, when you know how many articles you really use and whether the results suit your business.

Remember that an article credit covers a full article of up to 3,000 words, planned around a real search query, with FAQ, tags and SEO meta. So the number of articles in a plan is the number of complete pages you receive, not a number of drafts or fragments. Compare that with what the same pages would cost to write by hand.

How the pricing works

Plans are monthly, with a yearly option that the page lists at 20 percent less. Each plan includes a number of monthly credits. For articles, one credit is one full article, up to 3,000 words. Credits reset every month and do not roll over, so unused credits do not carry into the next month. You can cancel at any time.

The first three articles are free, with no card needed, so you can test how the product writes for your business before paying. That is the best way to judge whether the quality suits you, and it removes the guesswork from the choice.

Plans differ in five ways: articles per month, number of websites, number of social networks, number of languages and extra features. Keep these five in mind as you read about each plan below.

Social: €15 a month, no website needed

The Social plan is for businesses that want to post on social networks without a blog. It includes 60 social posts a month, needs no website, covers 1 brand and works with 5 social networks and 1 language. It suits a local business, a creator or anyone building an audience before building a website.

Sixty posts is about two a day, enough for a steady presence without flooding followers. If you later want articles, you can add a blog and your plan moves with you, according to the product. The article on whether you still need a blog if you are active on social media helps decide.

Choose Social if you have no website, if your customers are mostly on social networks or if you want to start small and learn what your audience likes.

A practical test for Starter: list the topics you want to cover in the next three months, and count how many articles each needs. If the list fits within about twenty-four articles, Starter probably covers you. If it needs sixty, you are looking at Growth. Doing this arithmetic takes ten minutes and prevents both under- and over-buying.

Starter also suits a business that wants to try automatic publishing carefully. With eight articles a month you can read each one, learn how the product writes and adjust your topics. Many owners value that slower start before moving to a faster rhythm.

Starter: €19 a month for one blog

Starter includes 8 articles a month, 1 website, 5 social networks and 1 language. Eight articles is two a week, a sensible rhythm for a small business that wants regular content without a large budget. Each article is shared to up to five networks of your choice.

It suits a local shop, a consultant, a small clinic or a single-brand business with one WordPress site and one language. The articles are long, up to 3,000 words, and include FAQ, tags and SEO meta, so eight of them a month is a real body of work.

Choose Starter if you have one site, a single language and a modest need for content. If you find that you run out of articles before the month ends, look at Growth.

The two websites on Growth suit an owner with two brands or two sections, such as a shop and a services business, each with its own blog. It also suits a business that keeps a main site and a separate site for another market. Each site keeps its own topics, so the articles remain relevant to their readers.

Evergreen reshares are listed as a feature of Growth, Pro and Agency. Check the product pages for exactly how they work before you build a plan around them, since this article only reports that they are included.

Growth: €49 a month for more articles and languages

Growth includes 30 articles a month, 2 websites, all 60 social networks, 3 languages and evergreen reshares. Thirty articles is about one a day, which suits a business that wants to build topical depth quickly or that publishes to two sites. The product marks this as the most popular plan.

The three languages let a business reach readers in more than one market, with each article written directly in its language, not translated from English. The move from five networks to all 60 matters if your audience is spread across several platforms.

Choose Growth if you want a daily rhythm, if you have two sites or two brands, or if you want to publish in up to three languages. The guide to scaling from 4 to 30 posts a month explains how to keep quality at that volume.

Think about languages carefully before paying for them. Each additional language needs a readership: customers who speak it, a market you serve or a plan to enter one. Publishing in a language without a clear audience adds work to review and little else. Start with the languages where you already have customers, and add more as demand appears.

Pro: €99 a month for agencies of one and busy sites

Pro includes 70 articles a month, 5 websites, all 60 social networks, all 25 languages, evergreen reshares and Search Console topic import. It suits a business with several sites, a freelancer with a few clients or a company that publishes in many languages.

Search Console topic import is the feature that sets Pro apart from Growth. It lets you bring in the topics that your site already appears for in search, according to the plan description, which can guide what to write next. Check the product for details of how it works before relying on it.

Choose Pro if you manage up to five sites, if you need languages beyond three or if you want to use your Search Console data to plan topics.

For an agency, the real question is not only the number of articles but the process. Who approves what, who talks to the client and how are results reported? The team and client approval feature, and the API and white-label reports, are listed to support this process. Test them with one client before moving everyone across, and ask the clients what they want to see.

Agencies should also decide how to charge clients. Some include content in a monthly retainer, others price per article. Knowing your cost per article from the plan makes that conversation simpler, and the full figures are on the pricing page.

Agency: €249 a month for teams and clients

Agency includes 200 articles a month, 20 websites, all 60 social networks, all 25 languages, evergreen reshares, Search Console topic import, team and client approval, and API and white-label reports. It is built for agencies and larger teams who run content for many clients.

Team and client approval lets others review articles before they go live, which is important when you are responsible for someone else’s brand. White-label reports let an agency present results under its own name. The guide to running blogs for clients as an agency covers the practical side.

Choose Agency if you manage many sites, need approvals from colleagues or clients, or want to connect through the API.

Finally, think about what else the blog needs from you. Automation reduces the writing, but you still supply topics, facts and attention. A small plan that you manage well will give better results than a large plan that you ignore. Match the plan to the time you can honestly spend on review and on replying to readers and followers.

How to decide in five questions

First, how many articles do you need each month? Count realistically: two a week is about eight, one a day is about thirty. Second, how many websites will you publish to? Third, how many languages do your readers use? Fourth, do you need all social networks, or will five do? Fifth, do you need approvals, API access or reports for clients?

Start with the smallest plan that meets all five answers. If you are unsure, begin with the three free articles, then pick a plan for a month and review how many credits you used. Because credits do not roll over, a plan that you use fully is better value than a bigger one you do not.

Remember that you can change as your needs change. A blog that starts at eight articles a month may grow to thirty as it gains traction, and an agency may start with a few clients. Review your plan every quarter against your real use.

How AI Blog Autopilot helps

AI Blog Autopilot writes and publishes articles and social posts to your plan’s limits, in AUTO mode by default, with optional approval. See the pricing page for the current details and to try your first three articles free.

The bottom line

Count the articles, sites, languages and networks you really need, try the free articles and pick the smallest plan that covers them.

FAQ

What do the plans cost?

According to the pricing page, Social is €15, Starter €19, Growth €49, Pro €99 and Agency €249 a month, with VAT added at checkout.

เครดิตที่ไม่ได้ใช้ทบไปเดือนหน้าไหม?

No. Credits are monthly and reset each month.

Can I try it first?

Yes. The first three articles are free.

Which plan includes Search Console topic import?

Pro and Agency.

Can I cancel?

Yes, you can cancel at any time.