AI autoblogging platform

Auto Publish blog posts that rank on search and get cited by AI Chats.

Give PixelClaw a topic. It researches what already ranks, writes the post, scores it on five search and AI checks, and publishes it to a blog we host for you. Posts that score under 60 are held back.

Free planNo credit cardHosted blog included
Editorial Quality Bar
95/100
Composite Publication Score
Sample post · publish bar 60Status: Publishable
What you get

A blog that keeps publishing, with every post checked before it goes live.

Fresh posts on a schedule, without writing each one

Queue your own topics or let PixelClaw suggest them. Autopilot works through the queue at the weekly pace you set.

Posts built to be found

Every post opens with a direct answer, lists its sources, and ends with key takeaways and an FAQ. Structured data, a sitemap and llms.txt are added for you, so search engines and AI assistants can read it and credit you.

Nothing goes live by accident

Approve each outline yourself, or let Autopilot run the queue and save drafts for you to review. A post that scores under 60 is held back with a list of what to fix, and Autopilot publishes on its own only at 77 or more.

How it works

How AI autoblogging works, from topic to published post

PixelClaw is an AI autoblogging platform: software that researches, writes, checks and publishes blog posts for you. You add a topic and approve the outline. It writes the draft and scores it out of 100. Publish it yourself, or let Autopilot publish the posts that score 77 or more.

01

Research

PixelClaw

Reads the pages that already rank for your topic and collects the questions readers ask.

02

Outline

You approve

Proposes the headings for the post. Change, reorder, add or remove sections, and leave notes for the AI, before a word is written. On Autopilot this step runs without you.

03

Draft

PixelClaw

Writes the post in your brand voice: a direct answer up top, the sources from the research, key takeaways and an FAQ. It is told never to invent statistics, quotes or links.

04

Score

PixelClaw

Runs 21 checks in five areas and gives one score out of 100. Each failed check says what to fix, and the common ones have a one-click fix that you review before keeping.

05

Publish

You or Autopilot

Goes live on your hosted blog, or on your own domain on plans that include one. Your sitemap and llms.txt update on their own. A post needs 60 to publish, and Autopilot publishes without you only at 77 or more.

Want to see the format? Read a post on the PixelClaw blog.

The score

Five checks. One number you can act on.

Each check lists what passed and what did not, in plain words, so you always know what to fix next.

SEO

Search engines

Titles, descriptions, headings and links: the basics search engines read first.

AEO

Answer engines

A direct answer up top, FAQs, key takeaways and structure that is easy to scan.

AIO

Trust signals

A named author, cited sources and no invented reviews.

GEO

AI discovery

robots.txt, llms.txt and organization details, so AI tools can find and credit you.

SXO

Reader experience

Image sizing and alt text, a table of contents and a clear next step.

Benchmark

A generic AI draft vs. a PixelClaw post

SIMULATED ARTICLEClears the publish bar

How to Set Core Hours for a Remote Engineering Team

“Core hours are a fixed window, usually three to four hours, when everyone on a remote team is online together. Set them where your time zones overlap, protect the rest of the day for focused work, and write the rule down so new hires know when a quick reply is expected.”
What this post has:
Opens with a 40 to 60 word answer an assistant can quote whole
Sources from the research listed, so facts can be checked
Key takeaways and an FAQ built from the questions readers ask
Article and FAQ structured data, and an entry in your llms.txt
Sample score
95/ 100
Opening answer:40 TO 60 WORDS
Sources:LISTED
FAQ and structured data:INCLUDED
A sample, to show the format. The score checks structure, sources and discoverability. You still review the facts.

Comparing PixelClaw with another AI blog tool? See the side-by-side comparisons.

Built in, every post

Built for publishers whose organic visibility matters.

From solo founders to editorial teams, every post gets the same five checks, the same publish bar, and the same ownership of your keys and your data.

21

Checks on every post

In five areas: search engines, answer engines, trust signals, AI discovery and reader experience.

60/100

Score a post needs to publish

Lower scores are held back. Autopilot publishes on its own only at 77 or more.

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AI providers you can bring keys for

Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or OpenRouter, or use the credits in your plan.

0

Credit cards needed to start

The free plan includes the editor, Autoblogging, the score and a hosted blog.

+280% AI engine citations
“PixelClaw's 5-dimension score caught structured schema gaps and missing direct answers our previous CMS completely ignored. Our technical playbooks started appearing in AI search summaries within 3 weeks.”
SCSarah ChenHead of Growth · CloudMetric Systems
18 hours saved per week
“Autopilot handles research and first drafts. We approve the outline in 2 minutes, apply 1-click fixes for anything flagged, and our publishing cadence tripled without sacrificing our brand voice.”
MVMarcus VanceFounder & CTO · DevSaaS Labs
94 avg. score on 80+ articles
“No messy WordPress plugins, no fragile Zapier zaps, and no unvetted AI slop. It's the only autoblogging platform that actually respects Google quality guidelines and gives our editors final review.”
ERElena RostovaContent Director · Apex Media Collective

Reliability and data control

Your own AI keysConnect Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or OpenRouter keys, or use included credits.
Signed webhooksEvery webhook payload carries an HMAC signature you can verify.
Blog isolationDatabase rows are partitioned per blog and role.
Cookieless analyticsPage views without cookies, plus Google Search Console sync.
Capabilities

Everything an AI blog needs: writing, scoring and hosting

Block editor

Writing studio

Headings, callouts, tables, FAQs and images in a block editor made for long reads. AI can rewrite a section or generate an image when you ask.

Set your pace

Autopilot

Queue your own topics or let PixelClaw suggest them. Set a weekly pace, and posts are researched, written and scored on schedule. They wait as drafts, or publish on their own at 77 or more.

Hosted blog

Hosted blog, or your domain

Your blog is live at yourname.pixelclaw.ai from day one, with nothing to install. Plans with a custom domain can show it at your own address, such as blog.yourcompany.com.

Schema & llms.txt

Found by search and AI assistants

Every post gets structured data, a sitemap entry and link-preview details. Your blog publishes robots.txt and llms.txt, so search engines and AI assistants can read your posts and credit you.

Analytics

Analytics and fading posts

Count page views without cookies and connect Google Search Console for search data. PixelClaw flags the posts that are losing readers, so you know which to refresh.

Or included credits

Your own AI keys

Connect Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or OpenRouter keys, or use the credits in your plan.

For developers

Use it as the blog behind your own site.

Read posts, media and categories over a REST API, and get a signed webhook when something is published. Included on Pro and Enterprise plans.

curl https://pixelclaw.ai/api/v1/posts \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PIXELCLAW_API_KEY"

Who It's For

Not just for bloggers. Built for businesses that need organic inbound.

If customers look for answers before they buy, a blog that answers them brings those customers to you. The steps are the same for a software company, a local service, an online store or an agency: research, outline, draft, score and publish.

Explore all industry playbooks
AI Citations

B2B SaaS & Tech

Outrank competitors & get cited in AI summaries

Publish comparisons, how-to guides and technical explainers with code blocks and tables, and structured data on every post.

Local intent

Local & Service Businesses

High-intent customer inquiries without $50 clicks

Answer the questions your customers type into Google and ask AI assistants, with a short direct answer at the top of every post and an FAQ below it.

Buyer Intent

E-Commerce & D2C Brands

Turn broad product queries into educated buyers

Publish buying guides, material breakdowns, and comparison tables that capture high-intent shoppers before competitors do.

Multi-workspace

Agencies & Consultants

Scale client publishing with 5-dimension quality guardrails

Manage multiple client blogs with strict publish bar scoring, team roles, and headless publishing via REST API & webhooks.

High Trust

Healthcare & Legal Practices

A named author, listed sources and your review first

Every post names its author and lists its sources. You approve the outline before anything is written, and drafts wait for a qualified person to review them.

Weekly cadence

Creators & Digital Publishers

Consistent weekly publishing without writing burnout

Paced autopilot queues, verified reader comments, and cookieless reader analytics to grow an engaged audience.

Questions

AI autoblogging questions, answered

Short answers to what people ask before they start. If yours is not here, the contact page reaches a person.

What is PixelClaw?
PixelClaw is an AI autoblogging platform. It researches a topic, proposes an outline you approve, writes a draft, scores it on five checks (search engines, answer engines, trust signals, AI discovery and reader experience) and publishes it to a hosted blog or your own domain, either after your review or automatically through Autopilot once it scores 77 or more.
What is autoblogging?
Autoblogging is automated blog publishing: software handles research, writing and posting, so new posts appear on a schedule without manual work for each one. PixelClaw does this with AI that researches a topic, builds an outline you can review, writes a draft, scores it for search engines and AI assistants, and publishes it, either after your approval or automatically when it scores 77 or more.
How does PixelClaw's Autopilot autoblogging work?
You add topics to a queue, or pick from the topics PixelClaw suggests, and set how many posts you want each week. For each topic, Autopilot researches sources and questions, proposes an outline, writes a draft and runs the five-part score. Finished posts wait for your review by default, or publish on their own once they score 77 or more.
What does the score measure?
Five things: how well search engines can read the post, how well it answers a question directly, whether it shows who wrote it and where facts come from, whether AI tools can find and credit it, and how it reads for a person. The overall number weights search highest. It checks structure, sources and discoverability. It cannot tell whether a claim is true, so you still review the facts.
How good is the AI writing?
Treat it as a first draft. You approve the outline before anything is written, you edit the result, and the score shows what still needs work. Nothing is published until you publish it, unless you turn on automatic publishing in Autopilot, which only publishes posts that score 77 or more.
Is AI-generated blog content safe for Google SEO?
Google evaluates content by its quality and usefulness, not by how it was created. PixelClaw scores every post for SEO, direct answers, trust signals, AI discoverability and reader experience before publishing. Posts that score below 60 are held back from publishing, and Autopilot publishes on its own only at 77 or more.
Does PixelClaw work with the website I already have?
Yes. Your PixelClaw blog lives at its own address, and you link to it from your site's menu. Plans with a custom domain can show it at an address of yours, such as blog.yourcompany.com, and plans with API access let a developer show the posts inside your own site. If you have no website, the hosted blog is all you need.
How much does it cost?
There is a free plan, and you do not need a card to start. Paid plans add more AI credits, your own domain, scheduled publishing, analytics and teammates. The pricing page lists every plan and what it includes.
Do I have to come up with the topics myself?
No. PixelClaw suggests topics built around what your blog already covers and what people search for, and you choose which ones go into the queue. You can also add your own.
Can I use my own AI provider keys?
Yes. Connect your own key for a supported provider and requests run on your account, or use the AI credits included in your plan.
Is my content kept separate from other customers?
Yes. Each blog's content is separated in the database by access rules, and API keys only reach the blog they were created in.
Can I change or cancel my plan?
Yes, at any time from Billing in your blog.
Start free

Get your first post researched, written and scored before you pay anything.

The free plan includes the editor, Autoblogging, the five-check score and a hosted blog. No card needed. Paid plans add more AI credits, your own domain and teammates.