How it works
From keyword to published post in four steps
- 01
Import your keywords
Bring keyword sets from your research or paste a list. Group them per site so every blog stays on topic.
- 02
Generate a content plan
ScribeFleet maps keywords into titles, angles, and priorities. Review and approve before anything is written.
- 03
Draft in your brand voice
Each post follows your guidelines, with generated images and automatic internal links between articles.
- 04
Publish everywhere
Push approved posts to WordPress or any webhook, and track each one from draft to live.
Features
Everything a blog needs, minus the busywork
Keyword-driven planning
Turn keyword sets into an approvable roadmap of posts. Every article traces back to a target you chose.
Your brand voice, everywhere
Set tone, structure, and do/don'ts once. Guidelines shape every draft so nothing reads like generic AI.
Images, generated & edited
Each post gets on-topic visuals created and refined inline — no stock-photo hunting or separate tools.
Automatic internal linking
ScribeFleet connects related posts into clean topic clusters, building your site's link graph as it writes.
One-click publishing
Ship approved posts to WordPress via the REST API or fan them out to any webhook. Live status on every post.
Manage the whole fleet
Run many sites from one place — separate keyword sets, plans, feed tokens, and usage per blog.
Brand voice
Every post sounds like you wrote it
Define tone, reading level, structure, and hard rules once. Guidelines are injected into every generation stage, so drafts arrive on-brand — not as something you have to rewrite from scratch.
- Reusable guidelines per site
- Preview the exact prompt before you generate
- Tune section-by-section, not just top-level
- Tone
- Confident, warm, no hype
- Reading level
- Grade 8
- Structure
- H2 sections · short paras
- Avoid
- Emojis, exclamation marks
Publishing
Ship to every platform you run
Connect WordPress or any webhook endpoint. Approved posts are pushed automatically, and each one carries a live status timeline from draft to published — so you always know what went out and when.
- Native WordPress REST publishing
- Webhooks for custom stacks & headless CMS
- Per-post status timeline and history
- Plan approved
- Draft generated
- Images & links added
- Published to WordPress
Loved by operators
Built for people shipping content at scale
“ScribeFleet replaced our whole freelance writing pipeline. We plan a quarter of content in an afternoon and it ships itself.”
“The automatic internal linking alone paid for it. Our topic clusters finally connect themselves instead of sitting in a spreadsheet.”
“We run twelve client blogs from one dashboard. The fleet view is exactly how my brain already works.”
Pricing
Simple plans that scale with your fleet
Start free. Upgrade when your content operation outgrows it.
Kick the tires on a single blog.
Start free- 1 site
- 10 posts / month
- Keyword sets & content plans
- WordPress publishing
For teams shipping every week.
Start free trial- Up to 5 sites
- 150 posts / month
- Brand-voice guidelines
- Image generation & internal linking
- Webhooks + WordPress
For agencies running a fleet.
Talk to us- Unlimited sites
- Unlimited posts
- Feed tokens & usage analytics
- Priority publishing queue
- Priority support
FAQ
Questions, answered
- Which platforms can ScribeFleet publish to?
- WordPress out of the box via the REST API, plus any webhook endpoint for headless or custom stacks. Published posts are pushed to every active connection automatically.
- Will the posts read like generic AI?
- No. Every post follows your brand guidelines — tone, reading level, structure, and hard rules — and you can preview the exact prompt before generating.
- Do I have to review before anything goes live?
- Yes. Plans and posts move through draft → approved → published. Nothing is sent to your sites until you approve it.
- Does it handle images?
- ScribeFleet generates and edits on-topic images for each post inline, so you don't need a separate design step or stock library.
- How many sites can I run?
- As many as your plan allows. Each site keeps its own keyword sets, content plans, guidelines, connections, feed tokens, and usage.
- What about internal links?
- As posts are written, ScribeFleet links related articles together into topic clusters — building your site's internal link graph without manual bookkeeping.
Give your blog a fleet.
Plan, write, and publish on-brand content on autopilot — and get your evenings back.