Content

Turn the products you already sell into blog drafts you review first.

Pick products, or a tag they already use, and AI Blogs drafts an article for each one. You choose how often the campaign runs, read the draft, and publish it yourself to a blog in your store. Nothing goes live until you publish. AI Blogs is in the studio and not on the App Store. These prices are not a listing: Free is 2 articles a month, Pro is $19.99 for 20, and Advanced is $49.99 for 100.

In the studio — not on the App Store yet Built & supported by XCO Agency Works with Shopify blogs, Products, Product tags
Features

Everything you need

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Products or a tag

Select the products that should get an article, and use a tag those products already have so the draft matches that group.

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A schedule you set

Set when the campaign starts. With more than one product, choose daily, weekly, every two weeks, monthly, or quarterly.

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Review, then publish

Each draft stays in the app until you publish it to the blog you chose. It does not go live on its own.

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A monthly allowance

Free includes 2 articles a month, Pro 20, and Advanced 100. The app tells you when the month is used up.

Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing

Free

$0

  • ✓ 2 articles a month
  • ✓ Not an App Store listing
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Pro

Popular

$19.99 /mo

  • ✓ 20 articles a month
  • ✓ Not an App Store listing
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Advanced

$49.99 /mo

  • ✓ 100 articles a month
  • ✓ Not an App Store listing
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Changelog

What changed

AI Blogs is still in the studio, so these notes describe the build in progress rather than an App Store release.

  1. A deleted product does not hide the others

    • If a product you selected is later deleted, the rest of that campaign still shows.
  2. The plan you choose applies right away

    • After you pick a plan, that monthly allowance is the one the app uses.
  3. Open the plan that raises the allowance

    • When the month is used up, the plans button opens the plan that allows more articles.
  4. A clear stop when the month is used up

    • When the article allowance for the month is used up, the app tells you.
    • Campaigns keep their schedule, but no new drafts are produced until the limit resets or the plan changes.
  5. Dates follow the shop

    • Dates and times in the app use the shop's timezone.
  6. Read the draft before you publish

    • Open a generated article and read the body, summary, and tags in the app.
    • You publish it yourself. A draft does not go live on its own.
  7. Products, a tag, and a schedule

    • Pick products, or a tag those products already have, and generate a draft for each.
    • Choose how often a campaign runs.
    • Page through articles, campaigns, and the run history.
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is AI Blogs on the App Store? +

No. It is in the studio. The prices on this page are not an App Store listing.

Will a draft publish on its own? +

No. You review the draft, then publish it to the blog you chose. Nothing is added to your storefront until you do that.

What is the monthly allowance? +

Free includes 2 generated articles a month, Pro is $19.99 for 20, and Advanced is $49.99 for 100. When the month is used up, the app tells you and new drafts wait.

Will the next run publish by itself? +

No. You review a draft before it is published.

A product was deleted. Where are the other articles? +

They stay in the campaign list. Deleting one product does not hide the other drafts.

The campaign wrote about a product I did not tag. +

Open the campaign and check the tag. A product with that tag is included.

I published one draft. Did the others go live? +

No. Each draft stays unpublished until you publish it.

I hit the allowance. Were drafts deleted? +

No. Existing drafts stay. The message means new articles are not generated until the allowance returns.

Can I publish the drafts I already have? +

Yes. You review each draft, then publish it. The allowance stop is about generating more, not about drafts you already hold.

Ready to try AI Blogs?

Turn the products you already sell into blog drafts you review first