Set your days and times, we'll handle the rest
A posting calendar per site, in your time zone — with a log that says what happened at every slot.
AI blog engine for WordPress, custom sites and more
SEO blogs that pass the quality bar — researched, checked and scheduled to your site.
Taler writes from your own facts, checks every draft before it reaches your site, and posts on the days you choose.
- Drafts by default
- Sourced facts
- Quality-checked
- Posts on your schedule
- USD & PKR plans
How it works
- 1ConnectInstall the Taler plugin on WordPress, or connect your site’s API.
- 2Approve your factsTaler reads your site; you approve what it may say.
- 3Pick days and timesOr generate a post on demand.
- 4Every draft is checkedWeak ones never reach your site.
- 5Publish when you say soFrom the editor, or automatically — your call.
Built so you can trust what goes out
Weak drafts never reach your site
Helpfulness, SEO, structure and links are checked on every draft. A failing check means no draft — and nothing counted against your plan.
Every fact has a source
Up to 8 researched facts per post, each kept only with the page it came from.
Numbers can't be made up
Any figure that isn't in your facts or the research is held back until you confirm it.
Learns what Google rewards on your site
Your real Search Console clicks and impressions re-rank what to write next.
Featured images, made for you
A branded title card on every post — or a stock photo with the photographer credited.
Drafts by default
Nothing goes live until you publish it — or switch on auto-publish for a site.
How Taler compares
| Capability | Generic AI writer | Human-sounding rewriter | ChatGPT yourself | Taler |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sourced facts | usually not | no | manual | ✓ every post |
| Quality + SEO checks before publishing | some do | some do | manual | ✓ every draft |
| Blocks made-up numbers | usually not | no | manual | ✓ |
| Scheduling calendar | some do | no | no | ✓ per site |
| Publishes to your site | some do | usually not | copy & paste | ✓ drafts, then publish |
| Learns from Search Console | usually not | no | no | ✓ |
| Natural writing | varies | yes | varies | ✓ checked |
Typical capabilities of each category; individual tools vary.
Plans
Billed monthly in USD. A blog = one completed draft; failed runs never count. Full comparison →
- 1 website
- 8 blogs / month (3 manual + 5 auto)
- 1 edit / retries per blog
- Core SEO + schema included — web research, Search Console learning and topic discovery are Growth and up
- $0.50 per extra blog
- Card payment (Stripe)
- 1 website
- 15 blogs / month (6 manual + 9 auto)
- 1 edit / retries per blog
- Core SEO + schema included — web research, Search Console learning and topic discovery are Growth and up
- $0.50 per extra blog
- Card payment (Stripe)
- 3 websites
- 50 blogs / month (17 manual + 33 auto)
- 3 edits / retries per blog
- Advanced SEO — web research on every post, Search Console learning + suggestions, topic discovery, Search-Console-led auto-blog topics
- $0.50 per extra blog
- Card payment (Stripe)
- 10 websites
- 150 blogs / month (45 manual + 105 auto)
- 5 edits / retries per blog
- Advanced SEO — web research on every post, Search Console learning + suggestions, topic discovery, Search-Console-led auto-blog topics
- $0.50 per extra blog
- White label
- Card payment (Stripe)
Platforms
- WordPresslive
- Sanitylive
- Custom sites (API)live
- Shopifycoming soon
- WooCommercecoming soon
Questions
Does Taler publish on its own?
No. Every post starts as a draft. You publish from the editor, or switch auto-publish on for a site — and even then only drafts that pass every check go live.
Where does the writing come from?
From the facts you approved about your site, researched sources with a page behind them, and the sources you allow it to link to.
What if a draft isn't good enough?
It never reaches your site. Taler tells you why in plain words, and the failed run doesn't count against your plan.
What counts as a blog on my plan?
One completed draft. Each blog can be edited or retried up to your plan's limit.
Do I need a plan to start?
No. Create the account first and pick a plan later under Settings → Plan. Pakistan visitors can request a free trial.
Will it sound like me?
You approve the positioning and brand voice Taler writes from, and every draft is checked for generic AI phrasing before it's kept.