From a topic to a published post, in one pass
ButterBlogs runs the whole cycle — brand context, research, drafting in your voice, on-page SEO, publishing — instead of handing you a blank page.
ButterBlogs works in five steps: you train it once on your brand and writing samples, give it a topic, and it researches what already ranks, drafts the post in your persona, applies schema and internal links, then publishes to your site.
The five steps
Train the Context Engine once
You give ButterBlogs your brand, rules and real writing samples. It keeps that as permanent memory, so later posts do not start from a blank slate. See the Context Engine.
Give it a topic or keyword
It runs keyword research and analyses the pages that currently rank for that query, so the brief reflects what is actually winning rather than a guess.
It drafts in your trained persona
The draft comes back in your sentence rhythm and vocabulary, because the persona learned from your own samples.
On-page SEO is applied automatically
Internal links, schema markup and meta tags are added as part of the draft — the technical layer that decides whether a post is eligible for rich results and AI citation.
Review, then publish
You edit anything in the built-in editor, then publish to your site. Existing posts can be sent through Revise Existing Post instead.
What it costs to run
ButterBlogs is pay-per-blog: you buy tokens once and spend 50–80 of them on a full post, roughly $4–8. There is no monthly fee and tokens never expire, so a month where you publish nothing costs nothing. Full detail on pricing.
Frequently asked questions
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Write your first post free
No subscription and no credit card to start. Tokens never expire.