Agentic
Prompt Blogizi from Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, or Hermes-Agent — they draft the post and publish it through the CLI, hosted MCP server, or installed skill.
See agent workflows →Your agents write.
Blogizi publishes.
Point Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes-Agent, or Perplexity Computer at Blogizi — they draft the post, then ship it to your own domain with SEO, OG images, and sitemaps handled automatically.
Rudolfs (Founder)
“Built by indie dev for indie devs”
Works with your agents
Who is Blogizi for?
Agents, writers, and builders — same publish path
Writers
Write in Obsidian, VS Code, or any markdown editor, and publish with the CLI or the Obsidian plugin. No AI required if you don't want it.
Obsidian plugin docs →Developers
Build on top of Blogizi with the public API — create, draft, and manage posts programmatically from your own tools.
Public API docs →AI & automation
Power your content with AI and automation
Your agent drafts the post. Blogizi's CLI, MCP server, or skill handles publishing, SEO, and hosting on your domain.
Via Claude Code
Claude reads SKILL.md, drafts the post, and runs blogizi draft from your terminal.
Learn more →Via OpenClaw / Hermes-Agent
Install the skill, then automate recurring drafting on a schedule from your agent runtime.
Learn more →Via Claude Cowork
No terminal needed — the hosted MCP server lets Cowork draft and stage posts from your desktop.
Learn more →Via the CLI, manually
Write the markdown yourself, then blogizi draft / blogizi publish when ready.
Learn more →How it works
From markdown file to live blog post, in seconds
Prefer to write it yourself? Same publish path — markdown in, live post on your domain out.
01
Write
Write your post in Obsidian, VS Code, or any markdown editor. No new tools to learn — just a plain .md file with frontmatter.
02
Publish
Run blogiz publish ./your-post.md from your terminal. One command. Done. The CLI reads your file and sends it to Blogizi.
03
Rank
Your post is live on your domain with sitemaps, schema markup, OG images, and canonical URLs built in automatically. Google does the rest.
A complete organic traffic machine
Everything Google looks for. Handled before you hit publish.
The technical foundation most teams get wrong. Schema, speed, structure — built into every post by default.
Technical SEO, done before you hit publish
Every post ships with everything Google needs to rank it automatically.
- Canonical tags and Open Graph on every page
- Structured schema markup for all your posts
- Auto-generated sitemap, always up to date
- Override any SEO setting when you need to
how we built auth middleware
yourapp.app.blogizi.com
How we built auth middleware in 200 lines
A walkthrough of the JWT flow, extracted straight from your repo and published with the technical SEO your indie app deserves.
<title>Auth middleware…</title>
<meta name="description" … />
<link rel="canonical" … />
<meta property="og:image" … />
<script type="application/ld+json">
{"@type":"BlogPosting"}
</script>99
Performance95
Accessibility96
Best Practices100
SEOCore Web Vitals that actually pass
Page speed is a Google ranking signal. Blogizi blogs run on Next.js and Vercel so every post loads fast and scores green on Google's own benchmark.
- Served from Vercel's global edge network
- Scores green on Core Web Vitals
- Fast load times on every device
Publish at /blog where domain authority compounds
Subfolder blogs pass link equity back to your root domain. Most platforms can't do this. Blogizi gives you full flexibility over where your content lives.
- Subfolder publishing like example.com/blog
- Subdomain publishing like blog.example.com
- Custom domain publishing like example.com
While you're waiting, your competitors are compounding.
Every week without a publishing workflow is a week Google indexes someone else. The indie devs ranking for your keywords didn't get there overnight — they just started writing earlier. The second best time to start is today.
Here's what you can count on.
Your content will rank
Every post ships with the technical foundation Google looks for. No guesswork, no plugins to configure.
You'll be live today
Not next sprint. Not after onboarding. Today. Connect the CLI and publish from your repo — no developer needed.
It pays for itself
One ranking post drives more traffic than a month of ads. Blogizi costs less than both.
You're never locked in
Your content, your domain, your audience. Always.
Everything you need
All the tools to build, grow, and own your audience.
Everything set up and ready to go, so you can focus entirely on the content that ranks.
Custom domain
Your blog, your brand. Connect blog.yourapp.com — no Blogizi branding on your public site.
Auto sitemap
Every post indexed automatically. Google never misses a page.
Search
Readers find what they're looking for instantly. No friction, no bounces.
Lightning fast
Next.js on Vercel, Core Web Vitals optimized. Speed that Google rewards.
Tags
Organize your content so readers and search engines always find related posts.
Related posts
Keep readers on your site longer. Better engagement, better rankings.
Custom design
Looks exactly like your brand. Light or dark theme, accent color, fonts, and logo — no code required.
Hey, indie dev from United States 🇺🇸
I'm Rudolfs, the creator of Blogizi. I've shipped apps as a solo developer and learned that organic traffic is the compounding asset most devs never build. You can release features every week and still get zero visitors from Google.
Great codebases, empty blogs, competitors ranking for your keywords… but writing never quite makes it to the top of the backlog.
So I built Blogizi for 3 reasons:
- 1.Turn your repo into ranked content — without hiring a content team or publishing generic AI slop.
- 2.Ship posts with technical SEO baked in — sitemaps, canonical URLs, and Core Web Vitals handled for you.
- 3.Publish on your own domain — so Google attributes traffic to you, not a third-party platform.
Building Blogizi for developers who ship fast but publish slow. Let's rank. 👨💻
Pricing
Publish from your codebase. Rank on Google.
Pick the pageview volume you need. Same features on every tier — scale when traffic grows.
Up to 10k monthly pageviews
Starter
$9/month
- 10,000 monthly pageviews
- Unlimited blog posts
- Custom domain
- Path routing (yourapp.com/blog)
- Auto sitemap & robots.txt
- Open Graph images
- Blog search
- Tags & related posts
- Custom design & favicon
- Blog analytics
- CLI publishing
$0.00 due today.
FAQ
Both include every feature. Tiers start at $9/month or $90/year (two months free) for 10k pageviews, and scale up to 1M pageviews as traffic grows.
Yes. Start with a 7-day free trial on any pageview tier. No separate setup — pick a volume on the pricing slider and checkout to begin.
Not for day-to-day publishing. Connect your repo, configure your blog in the dashboard, and publish via the CLI. The dashboard handles domains, SEO, themes, and analytics without writing frontend code.
Any AI agent you're already using — Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes-Agent — can draft the post directly. Blogizi's CLI, MCP server, or skill just handles publishing, SEO, and hosting once it's written. You can also write posts yourself with no AI at all.
Yes. Blogizi hosts an MCP server at blogizi.com/api/mcp with Bearer token auth — built for agents like Claude Cowork that run in a sandbox without local file access. Setup guide: MCP docs.
Yes. Connect a custom subdomain with a CNAME, or route a path like yourapp.com/blog through a reverse proxy on your existing site.
You do. Your posts, images, and domain stay yours. Blogizi hosts and serves them, but you can leave anytime with your content intact.
Yes. Manage or cancel your subscription from the billing portal. Access continues through the end of your current billing period.
We process data under GDPR as a Latvia-based company (ByteMind, SIA). See our Privacy Policy for details on what we collect and your rights.
Blogizi ships the technical foundation Google expects — sitemaps, canonical URLs, fast pages, and structured metadata. Rankings still depend on your content, keywords, and competition.
Still have questions? Email support@blogizi.com.
Find traffic hiding in your codebase
Publish SEO-ready posts on your own domain so Google indexes you — not the competitor who started blogging first.