The collaborative blogging platform.
Write, review and publish with your team, without juggling Google Docs, Slack, Notion and your CMS.
Free plan available, no card
Four tools, or one.
Drafts in Docs, feedback in Slack, statuses in Notion, publishing in the CMS. Writizzy is the four of them, in one document.
From draft to published, without the back-and-forth
Fewer status pings, no lost feedback, no mystery edits. The whole editorial cycle lives where the writing does.
Every change is tracked
Every save is a version you can read, compare and restore, and Writizzy warns you when two people edit the same post. Nobody silently overwrites anybody.
Roles that match how you work
Contributor, author, editor, admin, owner. Everyone gets exactly the rights their job needs, and you can change a role at any time.
Review in context
Review notes stay next to the sentence they are about, and a post can wait for an editor before it goes live. Turn the review step on only when a post needs it.
Lead with this line. It is the part teams keep asking about.
Several authors on one article
Co-write a post with as many teammates as you need. Every co-author is credited and links back to their own author page.
Several blogs, one account
A company blog, an engineering blog, a changelog. Each with its own domain, look and team, all from one dashboard.
How Writizzy compares
How many team members can I add to my blog?
The Team plan supports multiple authors on a single blog. There is no per-seat fee for additional writers, invite as many contributors as your team needs. Each member gets their own login, profile, and author page.
Can two people co-author the same article?
Yes. A single post can credit more than one author, so interviews, joint pieces, and collaborative write-ups show every contributor. Each co-author is credited and links back to their author page.
What is the difference between the Contributor, Author, Editor, Admin, and Owner roles?
Contributors write and submit their posts for review, but cannot publish. Authors write and publish their own posts. Editors review any post, leave notes, and publish or send it back to its author. Admins add content and member management on top, and Owners have full control including billing and settings. You can change someone's role at any time.
Can I run multiple blogs with different teams?
Yes. Writizzy supports multi-blog management from a single account. You can create separate blogs, each with its own domain, branding, and team, and manage them all from one dashboard. Each blog can have its own set of team members and roles.
Do team members need to pay separately?
No. Team members are covered by the blog owner's Team plan. Invited members sign up for a free Writizzy account and join your blog at no additional cost. Only the blog owner manages the subscription and billing.
Your next post, written together
Set up your company blog, invite the team, and publish your first article today. Free plan available, no credit card required.