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AI content agent that writes in bulk and publishes straight to WordPress
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What is ContGPT?
ContGPT is an AI content production workspace for WordPress publishers. It combines title planning, bulk article queues, live research, automatic image insertion and scheduled publishing agents in one flow, with transparent per-model credit costs and direct delivery as drafts or live posts.
ContGPT is a content production workspace built around a single idea: the writing tool and the publishing destination should not be separate systems. Instead of generating an article in one app and pasting it into WordPress, ContGPT holds planning, drafting, image creation and delivery in one queue. You connect a WordPress site, define topics, tone and language, and the agent proposes titles and structures before a single word is written. The production side is designed for volume. A bulk queue accepts dozens of titles and works through them in order, applying the chosen model, word count and research depth to each. Live search feeds factual input into drafts, and the visual layer can insert a featured image plus inline graphics beside relevant sections rather than leaving images as a manual afterthought. Model choice is granular: fast, cheap options sit alongside stronger reasoning models, and image generation draws on FLUX, Qwen, Gemini and GPT image models with per-model credit values published openly. Automation is where the product differentiates itself. A named agent can be scheduled hourly, daily or weekly, and it reads the connected site to infer categories and existing tone before planning new titles. Delivery can go to drafts for editorial review or publish live, and the workflow can populate ACF or Pods custom fields, route entries into custom content types, and ping the Google Indexing API after publishing. The audience is publishers rather than one-off writers: news sites running repeatable cycles, affiliate projects producing comparison and buying content, niche blogs building topic clusters, and agencies managing several WordPress properties. Against single-purpose AI writers, ContGPT trades polish per document for operational throughput. Against agencies, it trades human judgment for speed and predictable per-article cost. Sites on other CMS platforms are out of scope, since the integration story is entirely WordPress.
How do you use ContGPT?
1Open the workspace
Create an account from the workspace page. No separate model API keys are needed, since ContGPT handles model access for the supported GPT, DeepSeek and Gemini options on your behalf.2Connect your WordPress site
Link the site either through the ContGPT Connector plugin or an application password, which avoids sharing main admin credentials. Verify that categories and tags come through correctly.3Define topics and publishing rules
Set the subjects, tone, language and output mode for the project. The agent uses this context to plan titles and outlines, and it inspects your existing content style before proposing new ones.4Generate and review a title batch
Enter a broad topic and let the title generator produce a large set of headlines with section planning. Review the list and delete the ones that do not fit your editorial line.5Choose models and queue the batch
Pick a text model and an image model per task, set word count and research depth, then push the approved titles into the production queue. Draft mode keeps everything unpublished until you check it.6Schedule an agent
Create a named agent with a focus topic and an hourly, daily or weekly schedule. Configure it to send drafts or publish live, then let it run in the background and top up credits when warned.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Bulk queue plus scheduled agents support genuinely high publishing volume without manual babysittingAI
- Direct WordPress delivery covers drafts, featured images, categories, tags and ACF style custom fieldsAI
- Per-model credit pricing is published openly, with per-article estimates from roughly nine cents upward on the low endAI
- Draft mode keeps a human review gate available while still automating generationAI
- Multiple model families and image models are selectable per task instead of being locked to one vendorAI
Cons
- Publishing is WordPress only, so teams on other CMS platforms get little from the core featureAI
- Costs are metered in credits and scale with model choice, which makes budgeting harder for heavy queues than a flat planAI
- Fully automated agents risk topical overlap and drift unless someone audits titles and categories regularlyAI
- Nothing on the homepage addresses support channels or response times, and there is no explicit statement about desktop or mobile appsAI
How much does ContGPT cost?
Pricing
Credit packs are one-time purchases: $6 for 1k credits, $14 for 2500, $56 for 10k, $262 for 50k, $512 for 100k and $750 for 150k. Per-article cost depends on the models used, from about $0.009 on a starter configuration to about $0.11 for a research-heavy piece with a premium image.
Learn moreIntegrations
WordPress is the main integration, available through the ContGPT Connector plugin or an application password. Publishing can also trigger the Google Indexing API and write to ACF or Pods custom fields and custom post types.
Features
Title clustering and outline planning, bulk article queues with background processing, live search research, selectable GPT, DeepSeek and Gemini text models, FLUX and Gemini image generation with automatic inline insertion, scheduled publishing agents, WordPress sync through a connector or application password, ACF and Pods custom field population, custom content type routing, internal linking and Google Indexing API pings.
Frequently asked questions about ContGPT
How much does ContGPT cost?
Credit packs are one-time purchases: $6 for 1k credits, $14 for 2500, $56 for 10k, $262 for 50k, $512 for 100k and $750 for 150k. Per-article cost depends on the models used, from about $0.009 on a starter configuration to about $0.11 for a research-heavy piece with a premium image.Does ContGPT offer a free trial?
New accounts receive starter credits to try the workspace before buying a credit pack.How do you use ContGPT?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Open the workspace 2. Connect your WordPress site 3. Define topics and publishing rules 4. Generate and review a title batch 5. Choose models and queue the batch 6. Schedule an agent.What platforms does ContGPT support?
ContGPT is available on Web App.What does ContGPT integrate with?
WordPress is the main integration, available through the ContGPT Connector plugin or an application password. Publishing can also trigger the Google Indexing API and write to ACF or Pods custom fields and custom post types.What are the limitations of ContGPT?
Publishing is WordPress only, so teams on other CMS platforms get little from the core feature. Costs are metered in credits and scale with model choice, which makes budgeting harder for heavy queues than a flat plan. Fully automated agents risk topical overlap and drift unless someone audits titles and categories regularly.
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Added10/21/2026
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