Publish
Plan blog posts from keywords, let Astro write them, and publish to your own blog.
Publish turns keywords into published blog posts. You add the keywords you want to rank for. Publish plans posts on a calendar, Astro writes and reviews each one, and the finished article goes to the blog you already have.
PublishHow it works
- You connect your blog. Ghost, WordPress, Payload, GitHub, or your own API.
- You add keywords. What your customers type into a search engine.
- Publish plans posts on a calendar, one for each keyword in turn.
- Astro writes a brief two weeks before a post's date, and the draft one week before.
- Astro reviews its own draft and scores it from 0 to 100. A draft under the bar goes back for another pass.
- You edit and publish, or let auto-publish send the drafts that pass.
Everything in Publish belongs to one brand. The brand switcher at the top of the sidebar chooses which one.
Start here
Connect your blog
Tell Publish where your posts go. About 5 minutes.
Add keywords
Give Astro the topics to write about.
Plan posts
Use the calendar, and write a brief or a draft now.
Review and publish
Edit the article, read Astro's review, and send it to your blog.
Settings
How many posts a month, auto-publish, and how Astro writes.
Get indexed
Tell search engines about a new post, and bring in Google's data.
The parts of Publish
| In the sidebar | What it is |
|---|---|
| Keyword Planner | The keywords this brand is trying to rank for, and Google's suggestions |
| Calendar | Every planned post, by month or as a list |
| Articles | Every brief, draft, and published post |
| Settings | Blog connections, authors, cadence, and writing rules |
Limits
| Limit | Value |
|---|---|
| Articles per month | Set by your plan, shared across your brands. See Subscription. |
| Active keywords | 100 per brand |
| Post types per keyword | 4 |
| Posts per month you can plan | Up to 90 |
An article counts in the month it was created. The sidebar shows Articles this month against your limit.
What Publish needs
Astro writes with the AI models you choose in Publish → Settings, under AI models. Connect an AI provider first: see AI providers.
No blog yet? FounderHQ has a package that adds one to a Next.js site. See Blog for Next.js.