Scribeling
Scribeling
Give Scribeling reference articles or RSS feeds and choose your writing style. It writes blog posts in your voice, delivers them to your connected blog, and adapts them for your social accounts. Review the results or schedule automatic publishing to supported channels.
14 days free · No card required
For example, a small business sharing customer retention tips. These sample excerpts illustrate the workflow, not a customer result.
A repeat visit starts with what happens after the first purchase. Send a useful follow-up, make it easy to ask for help, and give customers a reason to remember you.
You supply the references, not a finished article. Review and edit the generated content before sharing, or enable automatic publishing where supported. The WordPress plugin delivers drafts for you to publish.
See how to set it up ↓Add reference articles or RSS feeds relevant to your business. Scribeling uses this material to write new blog drafts, so you do not have to supply a finished post.
Select a writing style, language and article length. Use a preset or create your own writer to keep the output consistent.
Connect your blog and, optionally, your social accounts. Review drafts or use automatic publishing where supported. The WordPress plugin leaves the final publish click to you.
To generate content, connect your own ChatGPT subscription during setup. Scribeling is the writing and publishing software; your subscription supplies the AI, and its usage limits apply.
Start your setup ↓Install the free plugin, connect once. Finished drafts — title, body, images, excerpt — land in your wp-admin on schedule. Nothing goes live without your click.
The same post fans out to every platform you connect — each one attempted on its own, so one dead connection never blocks the rest.
No add-ons to buy, no per-integration pricing. The list below is the product.
Your own ChatGPT subscription is required for generation and is separate from the Scribeling plan. Its usage limits still apply. Scribeling charges for the software, not per generated post.
See the plan ↓Create an account, connect your ChatGPT subscription and add your sources, writing style and publishing destination. Start by reviewing your first draft.
14 days free. No card required. Cancel anytime.
It turns reference articles and RSS feeds into blog drafts in your chosen style, delivers content to your connected destinations, and adapts articles into social posts. It is for people who need to keep a blog and social accounts active.
No. Provide reference material and choose a writing style. Scribeling generates the draft, which you can review and edit before publishing.
You can review drafts or use automatic publishing where supported by your connected destination and settings. The WordPress plugin delivers drafts only; you publish them from WordPress.
Your own ChatGPT subscription for writing, reference articles or RSS feeds, and a supported destination for your content. Connect social accounts if you also want to share there. Your ChatGPT subscription is separate from the Scribeling software plan.
Yes. Every site comes with its own MCP connection exposing six tools — writing, one-step posting, media, scheduling, auto-writing sources, and blog settings. The writing itself always runs on your ChatGPT subscription; Claude connects through MCP to drive the site, not to write in its place. We don't offer raw API keys; MCP is the integration path.
Yes — you connect your own X, Instagram, Threads, Facebook, LinkedIn and Reddit accounts with a guided setup. Your posts go out as you, from your accounts.
Install it, connect once. Finished drafts with images and excerpts appear in your wp-admin on schedule. Publishing stays your click.
Your content already lives on your blog, your WordPress and your social accounts — it's yours and it stays put. Cancel anytime.
Every site ships with its own MCP connection — six tools your AI assistant can drive. No API keys. No Zapier. You just say it.
One post becomes six native captions. In your voice.
New post: five ways to keep customers coming back → link in this post. #retention
Keeping customers coming back doesn't take magic — just five habits worth stealing. Link in bio. #customerretention #smallbusiness #growth
138 / 2,200Been thinking about why some customers stick around for years and others vanish after one order. Wrote up the five things that actually move the needle →
Customer retention isn't a marketing tactic — it's an operating discipline. Five practices worth building into your process this quarter.
Connect your accounts once. Every article is rewritten for each platform — length caps, hashtags, a voice it learned from your own posts. Review each caption before it goes out, or let it run on autopilot.
Start sharing ↓