SEO content workflow platform with keyword clustering, an AI article writer and an auto-blogging mode

Balzac vs Keywordly

Keywordly lists Solo, Team, Business and Agency at $49, $99, $149 and $249 a month, with auto-blogging from Team; Balzac researches, writes and publishes 30 articles a month for $79. Checked against keywordly.ai on 9 October 2026.

If you are comparing Keywordly alternatives, start with how much of the work you want to do yourself. Everything about Keywordly below comes from its public pricing page as of 9 October 2026; tell us if something has changed and we will fix it.

Keywordly is an SEO content workflow platform: keyword research and clustering, topical maps, outlines, an AI article writer with an editor and a content score, and tools to track and build visibility in AI search. It lists four plans on a monthly price: Solo at $49 for 1 user and 15 articles a month, Team at $99 for 3 users and 50 articles, Business at $149 for 5 users and 100 articles, and Agency at $249 for 10 users and 300 articles. Its autopilot is called Agentic GEO (Auto-Blogging): it starts on Team, with 1 website and 30 auto-blogged articles a month inside the 50-article limit, and adds auto-publishing, automatic keyword research and automatic indexing. Business raises that to 3 websites and 90 articles, and adds AI visibility tracking. Its FAQ says it publishes to WordPress and Ghost, with Wix still being built. We did not see an annual price, Search Console, a CLI or an MCP server; API access is listed as coming soon on Agency.

Balzac is a single autopilot: it researches the searches you could win, writes the articles and publishes them on a schedule you set, in a fixed allowance of 30 articles a month per website on the Columnist plan, and refreshes live articles that rank in positions 8 to 20 using your Search Console data. It does not track mentions in AI answers.

On price, Keywordly Solo at $49 is cheaper than Balzac's $79, but it lists 15 articles a month and no auto-publishing. The like-for-like plan is Team at $99 for 30 auto-blogged articles on one website, which costs $20 more a month than Balzac.

On trying it, Keywordly lists a 3-day free trial on every plan; we did not see whether a card is needed, or a refund policy. Balzac writes 3 full articles for free with no card, and paid plans come with a 30-day money-back guarantee on the first payment.

Balzac

  • $79 a month for 30 published articles, where Keywordly auto-blogging starts at $99 for 30
  • Refreshes live articles that rank in positions 8 to 20 using your Search Console data
  • Publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Wix, GoHighLevel or a webhook, with a CLI, API and MCP server
  • A free trial of 3 full articles with no card, and a 30-day money-back guarantee

Where Keywordly fits

  • A lower entry number: $49 a month on Solo, against $79
  • Keyword clustering, topical maps and content outlines, which Balzac does not offer
  • AI visibility tracking in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Mode on Business, which Balzac does not offer
  • Several users per plan, and more articles a month on higher plans (up to 300)

Side by side

Feature comparison

FeatureBalzacKeywordly
How you use it Autopilot: researches, writes and publishes on a schedule Workspace for research and writing; auto-blogging mode from Team
Output per month 30 published articles per website 15 / 50 / 100 / 300 articles; auto-blogging 30 / 90 / 150 from Team
Price $79 a month (30 articles, 1 website) $49 / $99 / $149 / $249 a month (monthly price)
Try before paying 3 free articles, no card 3-day free trial; card not stated
Money-back guarantee 30 days, first payment Not seen on the page we read
Publishing WordPress, Webflow, Wix, GoHighLevel, webhook WordPress and Ghost; Wix being built; auto-publishing from Team
Google Search Console Connection; refreshes articles ranking in positions 8 to 20 Not seen on the page we read
Picks the topics for you Auto keyword research in auto-blogging, from Team
Keyword clustering and topical maps –
AI-search visibility tracking – From Business: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Mode
CLI, API and MCP server API listed as coming soon on Agency; CLI and MCP not seen

Why teams switch

Pick Balzac if you want one price for 30 articles researched, written, published and refreshed from your Search Console data. Pick Keywordly if you want a keyword-clustering and topical-map workspace for a team, with more seats and AI visibility tracking, and a cheaper entry plan.

FAQ

Balzac vs Keywordly, answered.

Is Balzac a good Keywordly alternative?

If you want articles researched, written and published without driving a workspace, yes. Keywordly gives a team clustering, topical maps and an editor, with auto-blogging from its Team plan; Balzac is one autopilot at $79 a month.

How does Balzac pricing compare to Keywordly?

As of October 2026, Keywordly lists Solo at $49 a month, Team at $99, Business at $149 and Agency at $249, shown as monthly prices. Balzac has one plan, Columnist, at $79 a month per website for 30 articles. Solo is cheaper but lists 15 articles and no auto-publishing; Team, its first auto-blogging plan, costs more.

Does Keywordly have a free trial?

It lists a 3-day free trial on every plan. We did not see whether a card is needed, and we did not find a refund policy on the page we read. Check keywordly.ai for its current terms.

Can I try Balzac before paying?

Yes. Balzac writes 3 full articles for your site for free, with no card. When you subscribe, the first payment is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee: cancel within 30 days and get it back in full from the cancel page.

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