The autonomous blog layer — now in open beta

From product website to SEO/GEO blog without hiring a content team.

Blogged.dev is the autonomous blog layer for SaaS founders who need organic growth but cannot afford — or trust — a content team. Point it at your URL. It reads your product, plans topics, drafts posts, interlinks them, and publishes.

Start with your SaaS URL

Hosted blog first. Custom subdomain when ready.

blogged.dev/app · tellback
Step 1
Scan
tellback.io
Step 2
Strategy
5 directions
Step 3
Topics
42 planned
Step 4
Editor
Draft ready
Step 5
Published
blog.tellback.io
Tellback
Overview
Posts
Directions
Autopilot
Competitor watch
Posts · 24
+ New post
Marker.io vs Tellback: which in-app feedback tool ships fewer bugs?Published
5 BugHerd alternatives built for product engineersNeeds approval
How to capture console errors from real usersScheduled
Turning voice-note feedback into Linear tasksDraft
Built for founder-run SaaS
tellback·Portway·ferry.so·Loamly·rowsell·Sundial
The problem

You shipped the product. You're still invisible.

Founders don't lose because the product is bad. They lose because nobody searching for the problem ever finds them. A blog would fix it — if you had six hours a week, a strategy, and someone to actually write.

  • You'd rather ship features than fight a content calendar.
  • Freelancers don't understand your product deeply enough.
  • Generic AI writers produce SEO slop that Google now filters out.
  • You need pages that rank AND that LLMs cite when users ask about your category.
The math
1 quality post
≈ 4–6 hours of a founder's week
Freelance writer
$300–800/post, weeks of onboarding
Generic AI content
Filtered by Helpful Content updates
Blogged.dev
Researched, product-led, published — $29/mo
How it works

A content team, running in the background.

Six steps. No prompts to write. No calendar to maintain. Point Blogged.dev at your site — it does the rest.

01
Scan your SaaS

Reads your marketing site, docs, and changelog. Extracts what you do, features, and voice.

02
Find ICP and competitors

Identifies your buyer, jobs-to-be-done, and 8–12 real competitors to benchmark against.

03
Plan product-led topics

Builds a topic map from search demand, competitor gaps, and your feature set.

04
Draft and edit posts

Writes drafts with real product context. Structured editor with tone and SEO checks.

05
Interlink and publish

Auto-wires internal links, canonical URLs, and schema. Publishes on your hosted blog.

06
Track indexing and clicks

Google Search Console sync. See what got indexed, what ranks, what needs a rewrite.

Inside the product

One workspace, five moving parts.

app / strategy
Content directions for Tellback
Comparisonsvs Marker.io, BugHerd, Userback
AlternativesBest Sentry Feedback alternatives
How-toCapturing console errors from real users
Product-ledTurning bug reports into Linear tasks
app / posts / editor
Marker.io vs Tellback: which ships fewer bugs?
Tone: technicalSEO: 92GEO: cited
app / competitor-watch
Marker.ioPublished 3 posts this week
BugHerdRefreshed pricing page
UserbackNew comparison: Userback vs Sentry
UsersnapRanking drop on 'in-app feedback'
blog.tellback.io
The Tellback field notes
5 Marker.io alternatives for product engineers
How to capture console errors from real users
Voice-note feedback → Linear tasks in one click
Content directions

Six directions that actually convert for SaaS.

No "top 10 productivity hacks." Blogged.dev writes the six post types your buyers actually search for.

Comparisons
Marker.io vs Tellback: which ships fewer bugs?
High intent
Alternatives
5 BugHerd alternatives for product engineers
Category capture
How-to guides
Capture console errors from real users
Long-tail SEO
Product-led tutorials
Turn voice notes into Linear tasks
Product demos
Competitor-response
What Marker's new pricing means for you
Timely traffic
Founder stories
How we built Tellback in 60 days
Brand + backlinks
SEO / GEO engine

Built to rank in Google — and to be cited by LLMs.

Every post ships with the boring, technical SEO your competitors' Notion blogs skip. Plus the structure LLMs need to quote you in answers.

Server-rendered HTML

Not a JS bundle. Crawlers see the content on first request.

Sitemap + canonical

Auto-updated sitemap.xml and canonical URLs on every publish.

RSS feed

For subscribers, aggregators, and LLM training crawlers.

Schema.org markup

Article, FAQ, and Product schema wired in automatically.

Internal links

Whole-blog interlinking recomputed on every publish.

Google Search Console

Sync indexing status, queries, and clicks per URL.

Modes

As hands-on — or hands-off — as you want.

For control-freaks
Manual

You approve every topic, brief, and draft. Blogged.dev drafts, you decide.

Most popular
Assisted autopilot

Blogged.dev drafts and schedules; you get 24h to approve before publish.

For busy founders
Full autopilot

Topics, drafts, publishing, interlinking — all automatic. You get a weekly digest.

Optional add-on
Competitor watch

Track competitor blogs and rankings. Auto-draft a response when they move.

Hosted blog

Ship on day one. Move to your domain when you're ready.

No DNS setup on day one. Your blog is live on a hosted subdomain in ten minutes. Move to your own subdomain — or drop it inside your main site — when it's earning traffic.

  • customer.blogged.dev
    Free hosted subdomain. Ship the first 10 posts.
  • blog.customer.com
    Point a CNAME. We handle SSL and redirects.
  • customer.com/blog
    Reverse-proxy setup. All authority lives on your root domain.
Domain settings
tellback.blogged.devActive
blog.tellback.ioDNS pending
CNAME blog → edge.blogged.dev
tellback.io/blogLater
Example — Tellback

A real blog, built end-to-end by Blogged.dev.

View full example
blog.tellback.io
Comparisons · 6 min read

Marker.io vs Tellback: which in-app feedback tool ships fewer bugs?

Both tools claim to help teams collect visual feedback. Only one was built for engineers who want console errors, network logs, and Linear tasks in the same click. Here's the side-by-side.

Auto-interlinkedSchema: ArticleIndexed
Impressions (30d)
12,480
Clicks (30d)
846
LLM citations
7
Pricing

Priced per site + post quota. No seat games.

Full pricing
Starter
$29
1 site · 4 posts/mo
Growth
$79
1 site · 12 posts/mo · autopilot
Studio
$149
3 sites · 30 posts/mo
Agency
Custom
Client sites + seats
FAQ

Questions founders actually ask.

Do I need a domain to start?

No. Every workspace ships with a free customer.blogged.dev subdomain. Move to blog.customer.com or customer.com/blog when you're ready.

How is this different from generic AI writers?

Generic AI writers guess. Blogged.dev scans your product, your ICP, and your competitors before writing anything. Every draft has real product context.

Will Google penalize AI content?

Google penalizes low-effort, unhelpful content — regardless of author. Blogged.dev ships researched, product-led posts with schema and interlinking. Same rules as a good writer.

Can I edit the drafts?

Yes. Every draft lands in a structured editor with tone, SEO, and GEO checks. Approve, edit, or regenerate.

What about my brand voice?

The scan extracts tone from your marketing site. You can also upload example posts to fine-tune voice per site.

Do you support agencies?

Yes — the Agency plan supports multi-client workspaces, team seats, and white-labeling.

Point Blogged.dev at your SaaS. See a plan in 90 seconds.

Hosted blog first. Custom subdomain when ready. Cancel any time.

Start with your SaaS URL
Blogged.dev — the autonomous blog layer for SaaS founders