Blazly GEO & SEO - Plus Exclusive

Google traffic still counts, but half the questions your buyers ask now get answered by ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity — which means your content also has to be citation-friendly to those engines. Blazly plans both attack surfaces from a single keyword, runs GEO audits on your site, and pushes finished posts straight into WordPress or Webflow.

What Blazly actually does

It runs the two workflows content teams keep duct-taping together — keyword strategy and AI-visibility auditing — under one roof, with the CMS handoff baked in. The workflow it replaces is the tab shuffle between a keyword tool, a doc, an AI writer, and the CMS.

• Build pillar-and-cluster plans from one seed keyword
• Generate posts from titles, competitor URLs, or keyword research
• Auto-create meta titles, meta descriptions, and comparison tables
• Publish straight to WordPress or Webflow — no copy-paste
• Compare AI visibility across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity
• Run GEO crawls to fix orphan pages and internal linking

The features that matter

• Strategy from one keyword — Blazly turns a seed keyword into a full pillar-and-cluster plan.
• Humanized drafts — the writer rewrites AI-flavored patterns to match your brand voice.
• Competitor AI visibility — side-by-side scores show who's mentioned by ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity.
• GEO auditing — crawls your site the way an AI model would and generates AI.json plus an LLM-crawler robots.txt.

How it fits in your stack

Blazly positions itself as a swap for the WordPress + ChatGPT + Webflow triangle most solo marketers still glue together by hand — brief in ChatGPT, draft in a doc, paste into WordPress or Webflow, then bounce over to a separate SEO tool to score the page. Instead of four tabs, you brief the keyword, review the draft, and publish. The AI visibility tracker is what makes this more than a fancier writer: you're not just publishing, you're watching whether AI search engines actually cite you afterward.

Who it's built for

Content marketers and small SEO teams who care about ranking in Google today and being cited by AI answer engines tomorrow. If you're publishing more than a handful of posts a month and half the time is spent reformatting drafts to fit your CMS, Blazly compresses that pipeline. It's not for people who publish two posts a year — the horsepower here is in volume plus the tracking layer.

License Tier 1 starts at $79 for three sites and 15 GEO/SEO articles a month. Higher tiers scale up to unlimited articles and 50 projects, and add competitor research plus white-label reports at the top.