Autoblogging tools

Paperboy vs RightBlogger: which one should you use?

As of October 29, 2026, RightBlogger's cheapest paid plan is Solo at $59/month billed monthly, or $49/month billed annually, per its own pricing page. Both RightBlogger and Paperboy are built for hands-off SEO publishing, so the differences that matter are fact checking, Search Console and whether an agent can run it.

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Quick facts for Paperboy and RightBlogger, from the table below
RowPaperboyRightBlogger
Cheapest paid plan$49 a month$59/month billed monthly, or $49/month billed annually
Fact checks claims against sourcesYesNot listed
Learns from Search ConsoleYesYes
Publishes to your site for youPartlyYes
MCP, API or CLI for agentsYesYes

Side by side

How do Paperboy and RightBlogger compare, row by row?

Every cell links the page it came from, with the day we read it.

Last checked Oct 29, 2026
Paperboy compared with RightBlogger on eight rows, each cell with its source and the date it was read
FeaturePaperboyRightBlogger
What it is for

Researches, writes, fact checks and publishes SEO articles to your own site, then learns from Search Console.

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Blog autopilot: research, write, publish and maintain posts, with Search Console reporting and AI brand monitoring.

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Cheapest paid plan

Starter is $49 a month per site for 3 articles a week. Growth is $99 and Pro is $179. Yearly billing is two months free.

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Cheapest paid plan is Solo: $59/month billed monthly or $49/month billed annually ($588/year). 1 site, unlimited AI words, autoblogging, Site Agent, 30 SEO reports a month. Extra sites cost $20/month on annual billing or $30 on monthly.

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Free plan or trial
Yes

The first article is free, no card. Any plan then starts with a 14-day trial (card required).

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Yes

7-day free trial on Solo, Pro and Agency with $0 due today. Also a free plan with 2,000 AI words a month and no card. Paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee.

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Publishes to your site for you
Partly

Posts directly to WordPress and Ghost. Other sites use a hosted blog, a signed webhook or a prompt that builds a blog in your code. No Shopify, Webflow, Wix or Squarespace connector.

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Yes

Yes. Scheduled autoblogging to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, Wix, Duda, Blogmaker, HighLevel, Notion, DropInBlog and Git, as drafts or live posts. Webhooks cover other platforms.

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Fact checks claims against sources
Yes

Every number and cited sentence is compared with the saved text of its source. An article that fails gets one rewrite, then is held for you.

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Not listed

No fact-checking or source-verification claim found. The article writer is described as using real-time web research.

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Learns from Search Console
Yes

Optional read-only Search Console connection. It picks topics from your impressions and reports clicks per article.

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Yes

Yes. Search Console reporting shows quick wins, content decay and cannibalization, and the Site Agent uses search data to decide which pages to improve first.

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Open source or self-host
Yes

The engine is open source under AGPL-3.0. Self-host it with Docker and your own keys.

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Not listed

No open source claim for the product. Its GitHub organisation holds one MIT-licensed repo of agent skills for writing blog content.

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MCP, API or CLI for agents
Yes

A remote MCP server with eight tools and a REST API with an OpenAPI file. The CLI is built in the open but not on npm yet. Agents pay with credits, $20 for 100.

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Yes

Remote MCP server with 80 tools (Search Console queries, keywords, CMS posts, automations, Site Agent), OAuth 2.1, included on all plans. Webhooks work with Zapier and Make. Public API surface is the MCP server plus an OpenAPI description. No CLI listed.

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“Not listed” means we found no statement either way on the pages linked in that cell. It does not mean the answer is no. Vendors change their pages, so confirm before you buy.

The honest verdict

When should I pick RightBlogger, and when Paperboy?

Sometimes the other tool is the better fit. Here is how to tell.

Pick RightBlogger if

  • Pick RightBlogger if you want unlimited AI words and many publishing targets, including Framer, Notion and Git, from about $49 to $59 a month.
  • Pick RightBlogger if you also want social sharing, AI brand monitoring and a site agent that fixes older posts in one tool.
  • Pick RightBlogger if you want to run your blog from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor through its MCP server.

What RightBlogger does well, from its own pages

  • Publishes to a long list of targets including Framer, Notion, DropInBlog and Git, with scheduled autoblogging and draft or live control. (source)
  • Site Agent audits connected sites and fixes broken links, weak meta descriptions, missing alt text and outdated years, with approval levels from ask-first to fully automatic. (source)
  • Unlimited AI words on every paid plan, plus social sharing, an AI Brand Monitor, and an MCP server with 80 tools on all plans. (source)

Pick Paperboy if

  • You want an article held for review when a claim does not match its source, instead of published on a schedule.
  • You publish to WordPress or Ghost and want the post to go straight there.
  • You want the engine open source, or you want an agent to run it.

Judge it before you pay anyone

Your first article is free with its full fact check, so you can judge it before you pay anyone.

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What you get

What are the real differences between Paperboy and RightBlogger?

The four that decide it for most people, each with the source for the other side.

Try it

How do I try Paperboy next to RightBlogger?

You do not have to switch. Run Paperboy on one site, read the fact check, and compare it with what you get from RightBlogger.

  1. Keep RightBlogger running. Nothing to cancel to try Paperboy.

  2. Paste your site address. The first article is free, no card.

  3. Read the fact check. Every number and cited sentence is compared with the saved text of its source.

  4. Pick a plan only if you want more. Cancel with one button on the Billing page.

Open in your browser
https://paperboyseo.com/start?url=yoursite.com

The engine is open source under AGPL-3.0. Self-hosting for your own sites is free; you pay your own model bill. Self-host docs.

About RightBlogger

What is RightBlogger, and how much does it cost?

RightBlogger describes itself as AI blog automation that researches, writes, publishes and maintains your blog posts so they rank on Google and ChatGPT. (its own description, read Oct 29, 2026)

Plans differ mainly by number of sites, not by article count. Sale pricing can replace the free trial at checkout, per the pricing FAQ. The product also has a larger toolkit (writing styles, courses, backlink exchange, social tools) beyond blog automation.

Last checked Oct 29, 2026
RightBlogger plans and prices as shown on its pricing page
PlanPriceWhat the page says it includes
Free$0, no credit card2,000 AI words/month, 1 site, 1 writing style, limited keyword research
Solo$59/month billed monthly, or $49/month billed annually ($588/year)1 site, unlimited AI words, keyword research, AI article writing, autoblogging, Site Agent, 30 SEO reports/month, Search Console reporting, AI Brand Monitor, LinkedIn sharing
Pro$89/month billed monthly, or $69/month billed annually ($828/year)Everything in Solo plus 3 sites, 3 blog automations, 15 writing styles, 3 team seats, 90 SEO reports/month, more social channels, premium courses
Agency$299/month billed monthly, or $199/month billed annually ($2,388/year)Everything in Pro plus 10 sites, 10 blog automations, 5 team seats, daily Site Agent audits, white-label client reports, 300 SEO reports/month

From RightBlogger's pricing page, read October 29, 2026. Paperboy's own prices are on our pricing page.

FAQ

Questions about Paperboy and RightBlogger

Still have a question? Ask us or read the docs.

How much does RightBlogger cost?

As of Oct 29, 2026, RightBlogger lists Free $0, no credit card; Solo $59/month billed monthly, or $49/month billed annually; Pro $89/month billed monthly, or $69/month billed annually; Agency $299/month billed monthly, or $199/month billed annually. rightblogger.com is the source, so confirm there before you buy.

Does RightBlogger fact check its articles?

The RightBlogger pages we read do not say (rightblogger.com, read Oct 29, 2026).

Can RightBlogger publish to my site automatically?

Yes. Scheduled autoblogging to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, Wix, Duda, Blogmaker, HighLevel, Notion, DropInBlog and Git, as drafts or live posts. Webhooks cover other platforms (rightblogger.com, read Oct 29, 2026).

Is RightBlogger open source?

The RightBlogger pages we read do not say (github.com, read Oct 29, 2026).

Does RightBlogger work with AI agents or MCP?

Remote MCP server with 80 tools (Search Console queries, keywords, CMS posts, automations, Site Agent), OAuth 2.1, included on all plans. Webhooks work with Zapier and Make. Public API surface is the MCP server plus an OpenAPI description. No CLI listed (rightblogger.com, read Oct 29, 2026).

Sources

Where do these facts come from?

Where do these facts come from?

Every cell above links the page we read, and every date is the day we read it. Facts about RightBlogger come from RightBlogger's own pages only. Facts about Paperboy come from pages on this site. If something is wrong or out of date, write to hello@paperboyseo.com and we will fix it and change the date.

Keep going

Where do I go next?

Ready to judge it on your own site?

Paste your address. In under ten minutes you read a finished, fact-checked article written for your site. Free, no card.

You pick a plan only after you have read it.

Prefer to run it yourself? Self-host it (repo coming soon). Using an agent? Add the MCP server.