Researched, cited and published for you

Your blog, on autopilot

YoDon is an AI writing tool for people who publish online. Describe a topic once and pick a rhythm — it researches the subject on the live web, writes and designs the article, and publishes it straight to your site, with the sources it used. Then it does it again next week, without you.

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Publishes straight to your site

WordPress
Wixsoon
Webflowsoon
Shopifysoon
Ghostsoon
Webhooksoon

WordPress works today. The rest are on the way — tell us which you need and we'll prioritise it.

What YoDon does

YoDon is a subscription web application for people who publish articles online. You give it a topic and how often you want to post. It then researches that topic on the open web, writes the article from what it found, generates a featured image, adds SEO metadata, and publishes the finished post to the site you connected — either automatically or as a draft for you to approve. WordPress is supported today, with Wix, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost and a generic webhook on the way.

To do that, YoDon connects to your own site using a credential you create and can revoke at any time. Signing in with Google is offered purely as a way to create and access your YoDon account; we request only your name, email address and profile picture, and we never post anything to your Google account.

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This morning, on schedule

The research ran, the article was written, the draft is waiting — and no one was at the desk.

That is the whole product. You decide the topics and the rhythm once; the publishing happens whether or not you show up.

One schedule, six steps

What happens while you are not looking

An automation is a saved topic and a cadence. Every time it comes due, this runs end to end without anyone touching it.

Your schedule comes due

A topic you wrote once and a cadence you picked — daily, weekly, monthly, or an interval of your own.

It researches on the live web

The researcher searches the open web for what is true right now and keeps every source URL it used.

It writes from the findings

Written from verified research rather than model memory, in your language and your angle.

It designs the page

Your saved article style plus a generated featured image, so posts don't come out looking like raw theme output.

It optimises for search and AI

SEO title, description and keyword written into Yoast or Rank Math, structured so AI assistants can quote it.

It publishes, or waits for you

Straight to the site, or held as a draft for review. Either way an email tells you it happened.

Prefer to write one article right now? That works too — the same pipeline runs on demand, and in bulk from a list of topics.

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Verified, not invented

Every article starts with real research

Before a word is written, the researcher searches the live web, cross-checks what it finds, and fetches every source it intends to cite — anything unreachable is dropped. The published article lists the sources it used, so you and your readers can check them.

Sources are fetched and checked before they are cited
Citations stay in the article, linked inline
You can restrict sources — government-only, no competitors, your call

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You stay in charge

Publish itself, draft for review, or wait for you

Every schedule has three modes: publish straight to the site, save as a WordPress draft, or hold the article in YoDon until you send it. You get an email each time, and drafts can be published one by one or all at once from the dashboard.

Nothing goes live without your chosen level of review
Switch modes at any time
Edit anything after it publishes, exactly as you would your own post

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A plan you can see

The upcoming articles are on the table, not in a black box

Each automation keeps a visible plan of what it will write next — title, angle, keyword and category per article. Reorder it, edit it, or delete what you don't want. Before any credit is spent, each planned piece is checked against everything already on your site.

See and edit the queue of upcoming articles
Duplicates are skipped before they cost anything
Categories come from your site's real taxonomy

Who it's for

Built for people whose real job isn't blogging

The blog matters — it brings the customers — but it is never the thing you opened the shop to do.

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Shop and studio owners

Your site should answer the questions customers ask you all day. Name those topics once; the answers publish themselves while you run the counter.

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Local businesses

A blog that posts every week is one of the cheapest ways to be found — and the first thing that stops when the week gets busy. This one doesn't stop.

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Consultants and marketers

Run a schedule per client site, hold everything as drafts for review, and keep per-topic control over links, length and sources.

Why it holds up

Four specialists, one article

Every article moves through the same pipeline, whether you asked for it or a schedule did.

Brief

Your prompt becomes a real editorial brief: angle, audience, outline, keywords.

Research

On paid plans, live web research grounds the article in real, current sources — each one is fetched and checked before it is cited.

Write

The article is written from the verified findings — with the citations kept.

Optimise

Tuned for search engines and for the AI assistants people now ask instead.

As many schedules as you need

One per site, one per topic cluster, one for the news roundup. On any paid plan the number is uncapped — your monthly articles are the only budget to think about.

Your design, every time

Save reusable article styles and every generated post is wrapped in your layout instead of plain theme output.

Linked in both directions

Out to the authoritative sources behind the research, and inward to the posts you have already published.

Connects in about two minutes

On WordPress an Application Password needs no plugin at all, and there is a connector for hosts that block it. Wix, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost and a generic webhook are next.

Pricing

Pick a publishing rhythm

An article costs one credit at the standard writing model and more at the stronger ones, with research, writing, image and publishing included. Failed runs refund automatically.

Free

Try autopilot on one site

$0/mo

Roughly two posts a week

1 automation, to see autopilot for yourself
10 articles a month at Standard — two posts a week
1 WordPress site
Written from the model's own knowledge
Schedule a single article for later
One-off article styling
Help guides

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Starter

One blog, always publishing

$29/mo

Roughly 3 posts a week

Unlimited automations — set once, publish forever
15 articles a month at Standard — 3 posts a week
3 WordPress sites
Live web research with cited sources
SEO title, description and keyword
Links to your own posts and to its sources
Schedule a single article for later
3 saved article styles
Email support — Reply within 2 business days

Choose Starter

Growth

A portfolio of sites on autopilot

$79/mo

Roughly 2 posts a day

Unlimited automations — set once, publish forever
50 articles a month at Standard — 2 posts a day
10 WordPress sites
Live web research with cited sources
SEO title, description and keyword
Links to your own posts and to its sources
Schedule a single article for later
Bulk generation from a list of topics
Unlimited saved article styles
Priority support — Reply within 1 business day

Choose Growth

Scale

Agency scale, no site limit

$199/mo

Roughly 5 posts a day

Unlimited automations — set once, publish forever
150 articles a month at Standard — 5 posts a day
Unlimited WordPress sites
Live web research with cited sources
SEO title, description and keyword
Links to your own posts and to its sources
Schedule a single article for later
Bulk generation from a list of topics
Unlimited saved article styles
Priority support + onboarding call — Reply within 1 business day, plus a setup call

Choose Scale

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Questions

What do I actually have to give it?

A WordPress site and the topics you want covered. You name a topic — “espresso grinders”, “payroll for small teams” — and, if you want, a sentence on how it should be handled. Leave that blank and YoDon writes the brief itself. Everything else has a sensible default you can ignore until you care about it.

Will it publish without me seeing it?

Only if you choose that. Each automation either publishes on its own, saves a draft to your site, or keeps the article in YoDon until you send it. You get an email either way, and you can switch between the three at any time.

Will it write the same article twice?

It checks before it spends anything. Every planned article is compared against what YoDon has already written for you and against the posts already on your WordPress site. Anything too close is skipped, and a run with nothing new to say costs you no credit. If you enter two topics that are really the same topic, the form says so before you start.

How is this different from other AI writers?

Most tools generate text from a model's memory. YoDon researches the topic on the live web first, cross-checks claims across several sources, and keeps the citations — so what gets published is current and traceable rather than confidently invented.

How does it decide which category a post goes in?

It reads your site's real category list and files each topic under the one a reader would expect. When nothing on your site fits, it tells you before anything is written and offers you the choice: pick one of your own categories, create the one it suggests, or leave it to YoDon at publish time. It never quietly invents a taxonomy behind your back.

What about the images?

Every article gets its own featured image, written from that article's brief rather than a stock prompt — so a run of ten posts gets ten different pictures. You can hand it art direction to keep the whole set looking like one publication, or turn images off entirely.

Does it work with my theme and my SEO plugin?

Yes. Articles can inherit your theme, or YoDon can read your site's own colours, fonts and content width and lay each one out to match. Yoast and Rank Math are detected when you connect, and the SEO title, description and focus keyword are written into whichever you use.

What happens when I run out of articles for the month?

Your schedules pause themselves rather than silently failing, and we email you. They start again on their own the moment your monthly allowance refills — or you can top up and they resume immediately. Nothing is ever billed to you by surprise.

What does one article include, and what does it cost?

The research, the writing, the featured image, the design render and the publish — all in, nothing metered separately. One credit at the Standard writing model, 2 at Enhanced, 3 at Maximum; the number is on the card before you spend it. On paid plans, every level does the same research, citations, SEO and linking. If a generation fails, the credits go back automatically.

Can I edit an article before it goes live?

Yes. Set the automation to keep articles in YoDon or to save them as WordPress drafts, and nothing reaches your readers until you say so. You can also edit anything after it publishes, in WordPress, exactly as you would a post you wrote yourself.

What is GEO?

Generative Engine Optimisation — being the source that AI assistants quote. YoDon structures each article with direct answers, cited statistics and prompt-shaped FAQs, which is what those systems actually cite.

Can I cancel whenever I want?

Yes. Manage or cancel the subscription yourself from the billing page; you keep the plan until the end of the period you already paid for, and nothing you have published is touched.

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