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Quillly vs WordPress

The blog, without running WordPress for it.

Keep WordPress for the site. Quillly writes, scores, hosts and measures the blog on your domain.

14-day free trial. No card required

See what each is for

Connect the AI you already use — optional, but magical
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9,400+
pieces published
85+
minimum SEO score to ship
150+
launch directories tracked
Who this is for

You chose WordPress for the site. The blog can be lighter.

A blog inside WordPress still means hosting, updates and an SEO plugin. Quillly takes only that part, at yourdomain.com/blog. The rest of your site stays as it is.

Side by side

What each is for.

WordPress

A complete CMS for a whole website: themes, plugins, e-commerce, memberships. Stay on it when the site itself is the product and you want full control over every page.

Quillly

The blog and nothing else: your AI writes, Quillly scores every draft, hosts the posts on your domain, submits them to eight search engines and measures them — with analytics on hosted pages that never count against a plan.

QuilllyWordPress
Hosting for the blogQuilllyIncludedWordPressYour host
SEO scoring before publishQuilllyEvery draft, out of 100WordPressPlugin
Writing with your AIQuilllyBuilt inWordPressCopy and paste
Updates and securityQuilllyHandledWordPressYours
Analytics on blog pagesQuilllyIncluded on hosted pagesWordPressPlugin or third party
SetupQuilllyMinutesWordPressAn afternoon
What changes

What Quillly takes off your hands.

Hosting and updates

Quillly hosts the posts and keeps the platform current, so the blog is one less thing on the maintenance list.

Scoring on every draft

Every draft is scored out of 100 before it goes live, with the fixes spelled out — the work an SEO plugin leaves to you.

Writing from where you write

Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor publish straight to the blog through one connector, no pasting into an editor.

Still your domain

The blog lives at yourdomain.com/blog and every link builds your authority, exactly as it would inside WordPress.

Switching

Moving your posts over is painless

Keep WordPress for everything else, or move the blog entirely — either way your URLs keep working.

Step 1

Point yourdomain.com/blog at Quillly with one reverse-proxy rule (copy-paste guides for every host) — or start on a free Quillly subdomain in 30 seconds.

Step 2

Bring existing posts across, or just start publishing new ones from Claude or ChatGPT. Old WordPress URLs 301 to the new ones, so SEO transfers.

Step 3

Connect Google Search Console once and Quillly tracks indexing + rankings per post — no Yoast or RankMath required.

Questions

Switching from WordPress.

Do I have to leave WordPress entirely?
No. Many users keep their WordPress site and only route /blog to Quillly via a reverse proxy. You can also go all-in — it is entirely your choice.
What happens to my existing SEO?
Your blog stays on your own domain, so domain authority is preserved. When you migrate URLs, set the 301 redirects we generate and your rankings carry over.
Is it actually cheaper than WordPress?
WordPress core is free, but you pay for hosting and often premium plugins for SEO, caching, and security. Quillly has no hosting bill and SEO scoring is built in — $19/mo covers unlimited blogs.

Keep WordPress for what it does well.

Let Quillly run the blog. First post scored, hosted and indexed on your domain in minutes.

14-day free trial · No card required