Pricing
Publish more. Rank higher. Pay for what you use.
PixelClaw is where you write, check and publish your blog, with AI to help along the way. Every plan includes the post editor, an SEO score for each post, and a free blog address like yourname.pixelclaw.ai. Paid plans add more AI help, your own domain name and teammates.
Monthly is billed every month. Yearly is billed once a year. A post is 25 credits: research, outline, draft and its hero image. Rewrites and fixes are 1 each. Need more? Buy credits on any plan; bought credits carry over.
Free
Try it free: write and publish on a free blog address.
$0
- 2 posts/mo · 50 creditsCredits pay for the research and writing the platform does for you. A post is 25 credits: research 2, outline 3, draft 15 and its hero image 5. A rewrite, a fix or a review is 1. Plan credits renew each period; credits you buy carry over. Work on your own keys uses none.
- 1 blogEach blog is its own website at yourname.pixelclaw.ai, live as soon as you create it. Paid plans can also show a blog at a domain of your own, like blog.yourcompany.com (a custom domain).
- 1 team member
- 10,000 page views a monthFair use: your blog keeps serving past it, and we suggest a bigger plan.
- AutobloggingAutoblogging: AI researches a topic, plans the outline and writes the post for you to review. Autopilot does this on a schedule from your list of topics, one post at a time. Posts are saved as drafts unless you turn on automatic publishing, which publishes the ones that score well.
- Scheduled publishing (not included)Scheduled publishing: pick when a post goes live
- Analytics (not included)Analytics: page views, Search Console data and posts losing readers
- Comments (not included)Reader comments, confirmed by email before you see them
- Competitor gap (not included)The topics a competitor writes about that your blog has no post on, ready to queue for Autopilot.
- Keyword tracking (not included)Where your blog ranks in web search for each keyword, checked every 30 days at no credit cost.
- Translation (not included)Translation: publish a post in up to ten more languages, each with the keyword people search there; readers switch from the post's language menu
- No PixelClaw badge (not included)Your brand only: no "Made with PixelClaw" badge in your blog's footer
- Buy extra creditsExtra credits: buy more whenever you need them; bought credits carry over until used
For developersAPI keys and webhooks are for developers who connect their own site or tools to their content. Most bloggers don't need them.
- API access (not included)API access: API keys and webhooks so your own website or tools can read your content
- AI over the API (not included)AI over the API: your own tools can start research, outlines, drafts and images and pick the model
Starter
For solo publishers ready to grow a real blog.
$49.99per month
- 10 posts/mo · 250 creditsCredits pay for the research and writing the platform does for you. A post is 25 credits: research 2, outline 3, draft 15 and its hero image 5. A rewrite, a fix or a review is 1. Plan credits renew each period; credits you buy carry over. Work on your own keys uses none.
- 1 blogEach blog is its own website at yourname.pixelclaw.ai, live as soon as you create it. You can also show it at a domain of your own, like blog.yourcompany.com (a custom domain).
- 3 team members
- 100,000 page views a monthFair use: your blog keeps serving past it, and we suggest a bigger plan.
- AutobloggingAutoblogging: AI researches a topic, plans the outline and writes the post for you to review. Autopilot does this on a schedule from your list of topics, one post at a time. Posts are saved as drafts unless you turn on automatic publishing, which publishes the ones that score well.
- Scheduled publishingScheduled publishing: pick when a post goes live
- AnalyticsAnalytics: page views, Search Console data and posts losing readers
- CommentsReader comments, confirmed by email before you see them
- Competitor gap (not included)The topics a competitor writes about that your blog has no post on, ready to queue for Autopilot.
- 10 keywords tracked every 30 daysWhere your blog ranks in web search for each keyword, checked every 30 days at no credit cost.
- TranslationTranslation: publish a post in up to ten more languages, each with the keyword people search there; readers switch from the post's language menu
- No PixelClaw badgeYour brand only: no "Made with PixelClaw" badge in your blog's footer
- Buy extra creditsExtra credits: buy more whenever you need them; bought credits carry over until used
For developersAPI keys and webhooks are for developers who connect their own site or tools to their content. Most bloggers don't need them.
- API access (not included)API access: API keys and webhooks so your own website or tools can read your content
- AI over the API (not included)AI over the API: your own tools can start research, outlines, drafts and images and pick the model
Pro
For teams shipping content that has to rank.
$99.99per month
- 30 posts/mo · 750 creditsCredits pay for the research and writing the platform does for you. A post is 25 credits: research 2, outline 3, draft 15 and its hero image 5. A rewrite, a fix or a review is 1. Plan credits renew each period; credits you buy carry over. Work on your own keys uses none.
- 3 blogsEach blog is its own website at yourname.pixelclaw.ai, live as soon as you create it. The plan is your account's: your blogs share its credits, team members and custom domains. You can also connect up to 3 domains of your own, like blog.yourcompany.com (custom domains).
- 10 team members
- 500,000 page views a monthFair use: your blog keeps serving past it, and we suggest a bigger plan.
- AutobloggingAutoblogging: AI researches a topic, plans the outline and writes the post for you to review. Autopilot does this on a schedule from your list of topics, one post at a time. Posts are saved as drafts unless you turn on automatic publishing, which publishes the ones that score well.
- Scheduled publishingScheduled publishing: pick when a post goes live
- AnalyticsAnalytics: page views, Search Console data and posts losing readers
- CommentsReader comments, confirmed by email before you see them
- Competitor gapThe topics a competitor writes about that your blog has no post on, ready to queue for Autopilot.
- 50 keywords tracked every 30 daysWhere your blog ranks in web search for each keyword, checked every 30 days at no credit cost.
- TranslationTranslation: publish a post in up to ten more languages, each with the keyword people search there; readers switch from the post's language menu
- No PixelClaw badgeYour brand only: no "Made with PixelClaw" badge in your blog's footer
- Buy extra creditsExtra credits: buy more whenever you need them; bought credits carry over until used
For developersAPI keys and webhooks are for developers who connect their own site or tools to their content. Most bloggers don't need them.
- API accessAPI access: API keys and webhooks so your own website or tools can read your content
- AI over the APIAI over the API: your own tools can start research, outlines, drafts and images and pick the model
Enterprise
Custom limits, custom terms, hands-on support.
Custom
Agreed one to one, for clients and agencies.
- 100 posts/mo · 2,500 creditsCredits pay for the research and writing the platform does for you. A post is 25 credits: research 2, outline 3, draft 15 and its hero image 5. A rewrite, a fix or a review is 1. Plan credits renew each period; credits you buy carry over. Work on your own keys uses none.
- 10 blogsEach blog is its own website at yourname.pixelclaw.ai, live as soon as you create it. The plan is your account's: your blogs share its credits, team members and custom domains. You can also connect as many domains of your own as you need, like blog.yourcompany.com (custom domains).
- Unlimited team members
- Unlimited page views a monthFair use: your blog keeps serving past it, and we suggest a bigger plan.
- AutobloggingAutoblogging: AI researches a topic, plans the outline and writes the post for you to review. Autopilot does this on a schedule from your list of topics, one post at a time. Posts are saved as drafts unless you turn on automatic publishing, which publishes the ones that score well.
- Scheduled publishingScheduled publishing: pick when a post goes live
- AnalyticsAnalytics: page views, Search Console data and posts losing readers
- CommentsReader comments, confirmed by email before you see them
- Competitor gapThe topics a competitor writes about that your blog has no post on, ready to queue for Autopilot.
- 200 keywords tracked every 30 daysWhere your blog ranks in web search for each keyword, checked every 30 days at no credit cost.
- TranslationTranslation: publish a post in up to ten more languages, each with the keyword people search there; readers switch from the post's language menu
- No PixelClaw badgeYour brand only: no "Made with PixelClaw" badge in your blog's footer
- Buy extra creditsExtra credits: buy more whenever you need them; bought credits carry over until used
For developersAPI keys and webhooks are for developers who connect their own site or tools to their content. Most bloggers don't need them.
- API accessAPI access: API keys and webhooks so your own website or tools can read your content
- AI over the APIAI over the API: your own tools can start research, outlines, drafts and images and pick the model
The price you see is the price you pay at checkout. You can change or cancel your plan any time from Billing in your blog.
Questions
Pricing and billing questions, answered
Short answers to what people ask before they start. If yours is not here, the contact page reaches a person.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free plan includes the post editor, the five-check score and a hosted blog address, and you do not need a card to start.
What are credits, and how many does a post use?
Credits pay for the research and writing the platform does for you. A post is 25 credits with the standard models: research 2, outline 3, draft 15 and its hero image 5. A rewrite, a fix or a review is 1, and Autopilot's automatic fixes are included. Plan credits renew every billing period; credits you buy carry over until used.
Do I use credits when I connect my own AI key?
Writing uses no credits: requests run on your own account with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or OpenRouter. The hero image a draft makes runs on your own OpenAI or Google key when you have one, and otherwise on the image model in your plan and its credits. Research lookups use credits unless you also add your own Firecrawl key.
What happens if I run out of credits?
Your blog, your posts and the editor keep working. To carry on using AI you can buy credits on any plan, wait for the next billing period, move to a plan with more credits, or connect your own AI key, which needs no credits.
How do I upgrade, downgrade or cancel?
From Billing in your blog, at any time. The price shown on this page is the price you pay at checkout.
What is the difference between monthly and yearly billing?
Monthly is billed every month and yearly is billed once a year. When yearly costs less, the saving is shown on the switch above the plans, and each plan card shows the credits for the period you pick.
Do team members need their own plan?
No. Everyone you invite works under your plan, up to the number of team members it includes across all your blogs, each person counted once.
Can I run more than one blog?
Yes. Your plan belongs to your account and includes a number of blogs; the plan cards above say how many. Your blogs share its credits, team members and custom domains, and you switch between them from the blog name at the top of the app.
What happens if I delete a blog?
Only that blog goes. Your plan, your credits and your other blogs stay as they are. Deleting your last blog ends the plan. If a move to a smaller plan leaves you with more blogs than it includes, everything keeps working for 30 days; after that the newest extra blogs pause AI and publishing until you delete a blog or upgrade.
Which plans include a custom domain and API access?
Every blog gets its own free address. A custom domain shows a blog at an address of your own, such as blog.yourcompany.com; the blog line on each plan card above says how many your plan can connect across your blogs. API access adds API keys and webhooks so your own site or tools can read your content, with no cap on how many keys or webhooks you create.