Esyblog

EsyBlog is a content engine for SEO teams that turns structured data into publishable articles at volume. A team connects a spreadsheet, database or API, writes a template once, and the system produces one finished article per row of data and publishes it to the team's CMS. The vendor positions it against generic AI writers, stressing that its model is fine tuned on licensed editorial prose and reads the supplied data rather than inventing around it. It suits programmatic SEO work where hundreds or thousands of pages share a structure, such as product, location or comparison content. Data sources include CSV, Google Sheets, Airtable, Postgres, MySQL, REST APIs, Shopify and Notion. Templates use a Jinja style syntax with variables, conditionals and inline AI prompts, are version controlled, and can be A/B tested. Charts, comparison tables and hero images are generated from the customer's own data. Publishing integrations cover WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Sanity, Contentful and Shopify, with JSON or Markdown export for custom stacks, and a quality gatekeeper checks output before it ships. Pricing is published. The Free Trial costs $0 with 25 articles in total, one data source and no credit card. Pro is $89 per month, or $948 per year billed annually, for 500 articles per month, unlimited data sources, three publishing destinations, A/B template testing, three seats and email support. Scale is $249 per month, or $2,628 per year, for 2,500 articles per month, unlimited destinations, ten seats, a priority rendering queue, full API access and a dedicated Slack channel. Enterprise pricing is custom and adds SSO, custom integrations and an SLA. An article is counted as one template run against one row of data, and regenerating the same row counts as another article.