Alternatives

KoalaWriter alternatives: Koala vs Blogotter

Koala (KoalaWriter) is an article generator aimed at people who run their own content sites: give it a keyword or source, get an SEO-formatted article back, edit, and publish. Blogotter automates the steps around the writing — the scheduling, the checks and the publication — as well.

This page is published by Blogotter. What it says about Koala sticks to public facts; current pricing is on their site.

What Koala does

KoalaWriter generates SEO articles from a keyword, outline or source URL, with modes for things like Amazon affiliate content and bulk generation, and publishes through WordPress integrations.

  • A full article draft from a single prompt or source
  • Modes tuned for affiliate and product content
  • Bulk generation for producing several articles at once

Tiered subscription with usage allowances. Current prices are on their site.

Koala vs Blogotter

Before the draft

Koala

You pick the keyword and press generate for each article you want.

Blogotter

Keywords come from your configured pool, scored on volume, difficulty and trend, and matched against your existing pages first.

Sources and QA

Koala

Sources come from what you give the tool; output is yours to check.

Blogotter

Each draft lists the sources it fetched and how they held up, and it can't be published until it passes the quality check.

After the draft

Koala

You paste the result into your CMS and move on.

Blogotter

Publishing is part of the product: WordPress or your own site, with no duplicates on a retry, then Blogotter opens the live page to confirm it.

When to choose which

Choose Koala if

  • You want to generate articles one at a time and edit them heavily
  • Affiliate product content is your main format

Choose Blogotter if

  • You want the calendar, the cannibalisation check and the publication handled for you
  • You run several sites, each with its own brief and budget

Read next: a related article on the Blogotter blog.

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Connect one site, read every draft before anything is published, and decide after seven days whether to keep going.

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