For agencies
Write source-backed drafts on each client's WordPress site, in each client's voice, on each client's own AI key. Every draft shows the sources it was written from, so your editors check facts by following links, not by searching from scratch.
Add the client's OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or xAI key on their site, or your own. The provider bills that account directly, so there is no usage to mark up, resell or reconcile. Keys are encrypted in the database, or kept in wp-config.php.
Drafts cite the pages they were written from, inline, with retrieval dates. The provider, model and time are saved with the post, and anything the plugin could not confirm is listed as a warning.
Writer profiles hold the voice, expertise, vocabulary and words to avoid, and are linked to the client's WordPress author, so drafts are credited to the right byline. Preview a profile's style before using it on a whole article.
Guided mode pauses twice: you approve the sources, then the outline. Drafts arrive as ordinary WordPress drafts in core blocks, and nothing is ever published automatically.
Every job records its provider usage and estimated cost, from the model's list price. Set a monthly ceiling for the site and for each user, and jobs stop before going over it.
Authors write and manage their own drafts, editors see and manage every job, and only administrators change keys and settings.
On a multisite network, activate the plugin network-wide: each site keeps its own keys, settings, jobs and writer profiles. The plugin's screens follow each user's WordPress language (English, German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese or Japanese), and each article is written in the language set in its brief.
The free plugin works on any number of sites. AI Blog Writer Pro adds the checks that save editing time on client work, on up to 5 sites for €24 a month or €240 a year, plus VAT:
Two Creator licenses cost less than Agency; from three sites, Agency is cheaper. Try it free for 14 days, no card needed.
It has no white-label branding, client approval links, or writer profiles shared across a team: each profile belongs to the user who created it. It never publishes on its own, and it makes no promise about rankings or traffic. Generated drafts can still contain errors, so they need the same editorial review as any other writer's work.
Questions about using it for clients? Email info@sourcedwriter.com.
