How we compare
Fair comparisons, with the sources to check.
We write these pages to help small businesses choose the right help for their blog: what each option costs, what you get, and who does the work.
What we look at
Each company’s own pricing pages, product pages and help guides. Every fact about another product links to the page it came from, and the list at the end of each comparison shows when we read it. We don’t run paid trials or writing contests between products.
How we compare prices
We give each plan’s name, price and billing period (monthly or billed yearly) and what it includes. Words, credits, watched pages and finished articles are different things, so we say what you get in the vendor’s own terms rather than converting one into another.
What the examples mean
The business examples show how the choice plays out for a typical owner. They aren’t customer stories, and a feature on a pricing page isn’t a promise of more traffic.
Where we stand
Readsgreat publishes these pages, and we think Readsgreat is the best choice for owners who want their blog done for them. We also say plainly when another option fits better. See how Readsgreat works →
Found something that changed?
Email hello@readsgreat.com with a link to the page, and we’ll check it and update the comparison.