ChatGPT + Blogizi

Write blog posts in ChatGPT and publish them to your domain

  • Add Blogizi as a custom MCP connector and sign in once
  • No more copy-pasting from chat into a CMS
  • Drafts land on your blog; you approve before they go live

ChatGPT connects to Blogizi through the Blogizi MCP server. Ask for a post and it lands as a draft on your own domain, with SEO handled. You connect by signing in to Blogizi; there's no API key to paste.

ChatGPT mascot writing a blog post on a laptop
Draft saved · blog.yourapp.com

How do I connect Blogizi to ChatGPT?

Turn on Developer mode in ChatGPT on the web and add the Blogizi MCP link as a custom connector. You sign in with your Blogizi account, so there is no API key to copy and nothing to install.

1 Connectabout a minute

Add Blogizi as a custom connector

Paste this MCP link when you create a connector under Settings → Apps & Connectors, then sign in to Blogizi. Custom connectors need Developer mode on an eligible ChatGPT plan, on the web; menu names can change.

Connect
https://blogizi.com/api/mcp
2 Askdraft on your blog

Ask ChatGPT to write the post

Once connected, ChatGPT calls Blogizi tools. Posts land as drafts on your domain and go live only when you approve.

Write a 1,000-word guide to pricing a SaaS, target "how to price saas", and save it as a draft on Blogizi.
Drafted "How to price a SaaS: a practical guide for indie founders". Saved as a draft on blog.yourapp.com. Want a comparison table added before you publish?
via Blogizi

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  1. 1Copy: the Blogizi MCP link: https://blogizi.com/api/mcp
  2. 2Developer mode: in ChatGPT on the web, turn it on under Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced settings.
  3. 3Create: a connector named Blogizi, paste the link, and choose OAuth sign-in.
  4. 4Sign in and ask: approve access in Blogizi, then pick Blogizi from the + menu in a chat and ask for a post.

One ChatGPT connector powers every blog you run

Sign in once. From then on ChatGPT can draft to any of your blogs from a normal chat, on a subdomain or under yourapp.com/blog.

  • list_projects
  • list_posts
  • draft_post
  • update_post
  • publish_post
  • upload_post_image
  • get_search_performance

What do you need to connect ChatGPT?

Blogizi connects to ChatGPT as a custom MCP connector; there's no Blogizi app in the ChatGPT directory yet. Here's what that means in practice, next to Claude, where Blogizi has an official connector.

CapabilityChatGPT (custom connector)Claude (official connector)
How you add itDeveloper mode → Settings → Apps & Connectors → Createclaude.ai/directory/blogizi → Connect
MCP linkhttps://blogizi.com/api/mcpNot needed; it's in the directory
Sign-inYour Blogizi account (OAuth), no API keyYour Blogizi account (OAuth), no API key
PlanAn eligible ChatGPT plan with Developer mode, on the webAny Claude plan that supports connectors
Blogizi toolsAll six: draft, update, publish, images, Search ConsoleAll six, plus the Blogizi plugin and skill
Best forPeople who already write in ChatGPTThe quickest setup, on web, desktop and mobile

Both use the same Blogizi account, blogs and tools.

What can ChatGPT do with Blogizi?

Once connected, ChatGPT can read your Search Console data through Blogizi and write posts for the searches you almost rank for.

Just ask in plain English

Tell ChatGPT what to write and for which keyword. It drafts the post on your blog; no copy-paste, no CMS.

Your own domain

Posts live on blog.yourapp.com or yourapp.com/blog.

SEO handled

Sitemap, schema, OG images and canonicals on every post.

Drafts by default

Nothing is published without you.

Search data in chat

Ask which queries to target next (Pro).

Stays in your account

The connector signs in with your Blogizi account and only touches your blogs.

What is the Blogizi MCP?

The Blogizi MCP is a Model Context Protocol server at blogizi.com/api/mcp that exposes your blogs to ChatGPT as tools. The connector and the plugin are both built on it.

How ChatGPT uses Blogizi

Once added, ChatGPT discovers the Blogizi tools and calls them when you ask for a post.

  • ✓Add the Blogizi MCP link as a custom connector in ChatGPT
  • ✓ChatGPT lists your blogs and picks the one you name
  • ✓It writes markdown with a title, description and cover
  • ✓It saves a draft; publishing is a separate step you approve
  • ✓Works alongside ChatGPT's other tools and connectors
Blogizi MCP · https://blogizi.com/api/mcp
  • list_projects # your blogs
  • list_posts # what's already published
  • draft_post # save a draft
  • update_post # edit in place, same URL
  • publish_post # go live, when you say so
  • upload_post_image # cover + inline images
  • get_search_performance # Search Console (Pro)

Read more in the MCP docs.

What can I ask ChatGPT to write?

Anything you'd brief a writer on. Name the topic, the keyword and the tone; ChatGPT handles the rest through Blogizi.

Top of funnel

Guide post

Write a beginner's guide to our product category and save it as a draft.

Buyer intent

Comparison

Write "Our app vs Competitor" honestly, with a table, as a draft.

Needs Search Console (Pro)

Near-miss query

Which query am I on page 2 for? Write the post that wins it.

Updates in place

Refresh

Update my 2025 pricing post with this year's numbers.

Where can ChatGPT publish?

On your own domain, wherever your app is built. Point a subdomain or a /blog path at Blogizi once, then publish from ChatGPT.

  • Next.js
  • Lovable
  • Vercel
  • Webflow
  • Framer
  • Replit
  • Bolt
  • v0
  • Astro
  • subSubdomain
  • /b/blog path
  • ↪Any reverse proxy

Is ChatGPT the same as Codex?

No. ChatGPT is OpenAI's chat assistant and connects to Blogizi as a custom MCP connector. Codex is OpenAI's coding agent for the terminal and IDE, and it drives Blogizi through the Blogizi skill and CLI instead.

ChatGPTCodex
What it isOpenAI's chat assistant on chatgpt.com and its appsOpenAI's coding agent in your terminal and IDE
How Blogizi connectsCustom MCP connector (Developer mode)Blogizi skill and CLI, installed from the terminal
How you use itChat in plain English and approve the postGive a task; Codex writes the post from your repo
Best forWriting and publishing by conversationRelease posts and scripted, repeatable workflows

Using Codex instead? See the Codex guide. For scripted, unattended publishing with any agent, start with the Blogizi MCP server.

Pricing, security, and troubleshooting

How much does it cost?

The connector is free. ChatGPT is billed by OpenAI. Blogizi starts with a 7-day trial for $0, then plans run from $9/month. The Search Console loop needs Pro or Agency.

Compare Blogizi plans

How is access secured?

ChatGPT connects with your Blogizi sign-in (OAuth), never an API key. Revoke it anytime in Account → Connected apps.

Something not working?

  • ✓No Create button: turn on Developer mode, on an eligible plan, on the web.
  • ✓Tools not used: pick Blogizi from the + menu in the chat.
  • ✓Wrong blog: ask ChatGPT to list your projects first.

Frequently asked questions

Blogizi runs an MCP server that ChatGPT can use as a custom connector. Add the Blogizi MCP link, sign in with your Blogizi account, and ChatGPT can draft, update and publish posts on your own domain from a normal conversation.

Let ChatGPT run your blog

Stop copy-pasting from ChatGPT. Publish straight to your domain.

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Ready to get started?

Your agents write. Blogizi publishes. Google sends the traffic to your domain.