Connect
Add Blogizi as a custom connector
In Claude, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste the URL and sign in to Blogizi.
https://blogizi.com/api/mcpClaude + Blogizi
Claude drives Blogizi through its hosted MCP connector: it writes the post, uploads images and saves a draft to your domain. You stay in the loop: nothing goes live until you approve it. Coding in a terminal instead? See the Claude Code guide.
Setup
Connect once, then just talk to Claude. No installs, no config files.
Connect
In Claude, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste the URL and sign in to Blogizi.
https://blogizi.com/api/mcpAsk
Drafted "Why your indie app needs a blog (and how to start in a day)".
Saved as a draft on blog.yourapp.com, 1,240 words, cover image added.
Want me to publish it, or tweak the intro first?
Review
Every post lands as a draft. Read it in the dashboard, tweak it, then tell Claude to publish, or hit Publish yourself.
Why your indie app needs a blog (and how to start in a day)
Plans from $9/month · 7-day trial for $0 · Drafts by default
The growth loop
ProConnect Search Console in Blogizi and Claude can read your clicks, impressions and positions in the same chat. Ask it which searches you almost rank for, and it drafts the posts that win them.
5×
More people seeing blogizi.com in Google results
2×
Twice the visitors arriving from search
4025
Across all pages, 15 places higher
blogizi.com, Google Search Console, all pages. Every post written by an agent and published through Blogizi.
Connection options
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Works on web, desktop and mobile once added.
Directory listing (one-click Add to Claude) is coming after review.
https://blogizi.com/api/mcpCapabilities
Describe the post, the keyword and the tone. Claude writes it and saves it to your blog.
Every post lands as a draft. Publishing live is a separate step you approve.
Claude uploads images straight into the post with upload_post_image.
Ask what Google sends you this month and which pages are slipping (Pro).
"Update the pricing section in my last post" rewrites it in place, same URL.
One account key covers every blog you run. Pick the blog by name in chat.
Example prompts
“Write a launch post for our new export feature, 800 words, and save it as a draft.”
Announcement
“Find a query where I'm on page 2 with lots of impressions and write the post that wins it.”
Needs Search Console (Pro)
“Update my Next.js blog post for Next 16 and keep the same slug.”
Updates in place
“Suggest 8 posts for this month based on my top queries, then draft the first two.”
Content calendar
Related agents
Chat assistant on web, desktop and mobile. Connect once, then ask in plain English.
Anthropic's terminal coding agent. Blog from the repo you're already in.
Read the guide →Claude's desktop agent for files and tasks. No terminal needed.
Read the guide →Using another agent? See all agents →
Details
You pay Anthropic for the AI separately; Blogizi doesn't charge for tokens.
Compare plans →The connector signs in with your Blogizi account (OAuth). You can revoke it anytime in Blogizi under Account → Connected apps, or remove it in Claude.
Never paste keys into a chat. Drafts by default; publishing live is always a step you approve.
Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste https://blogizi.com/api/mcp and sign in to Blogizi. It then appears in every Claude chat.
No. Posts are saved as drafts. Claude only publishes when you explicitly ask it to, and you can always publish from the dashboard instead.
No. Claude is the chat app. Claude Code is the terminal coding agent and Cowork is the desktop agent that works with your files. Each has its own guide.
Yes. Connectors you add on the web are available in the Claude desktop and mobile apps too.
Any plan can publish from Claude. Reading Search Console data in chat needs Pro or Agency.
Chat runs when you ask. For a weekly routine, use Claude Cowork scheduled tasks or Claude Code.
Yes. Claude can upload a cover image and inline images through the connector.
Connect once and turn "write a post about X" into a draft on your own domain.