Your blog lives at blog.yourcompany.com, in your brand, and fills itself. You choose the topics or take ours; finished articles arrive with a cover, an FAQ and calls to action, in every language you sell in.
A free preview in your logo, colours and type. No account, no card.
The front page of Fernway's blog, a demo company, as Generated builds it.
Finished pages on your own domain. Nothing to assemble, nothing to format, nothing to upload.
Long articles written for your topics, each with a cover, an FAQ block and calls to action that point at your own pages.
One article goes live in every language your plan has, and the versions link to each other for search engines. No second order to place.
Logo, colours and type come from the website you already run. No theme to pick, no design step, no "Powered by" line.
Every page is plain HTML on a CDN, so readers and search engines get the whole text at once, and the blog keeps serving when our platform has a bad day.
Four steps, and only the first asks anything of you.
Your domain
Add two DNS records once. The certificate is issued before any traffic moves, so the address never shows an error while you wait.
Topics
An idea batch reads your site and your market and returns about fifty topics people search for. Queue the ones you want, drop the rest, or paste your own list.
Review
Each project either waits for your yes or publishes on its own. Pick the day each article goes live, and fix any part of it in place.
Live
Publishing rebuilds your blog and clears the cache, and search engines hear about the new page at the same moment.
The parts that usually go wrong months later are settled when the page is built, on your own domain.
Keep it. The same articles are available through the API and the npm client, so a Next.js, Nuxt or Astro site can render the blog itself. Sites built that way are never asked to move.
API keys come with Scale.
your-site / blog.ts
$ npm install generated-web-client import { GeneratedBlogClient } from 'generated-web-client' const blog = new GeneratedBlogClient({ projectId })const posts = await blog.list({ locale: 'de' })A blog where the recurring work runs on its own: finding topics, writing, making the cover, translating, publishing and telling search engines. You still decide what goes live and in what voice; you stop doing the assembly.
Search engines judge the page. What gets sites in trouble is thin, duplicated pages at scale. Each article here is written for your project, published once on your own domain with proper structured data, and you can read everything before it goes out.
No. There is nothing to install and no plugin to keep updated. The blog is served from your subdomain, next to whatever your main site is built with.
The blog lives on a subdomain you own, such as blog.yourcompany.com. That keeps your main site exactly as it is.
Publishing rebuilds your site and clears the cache, usually in under a minute, and within five minutes at worst.
They stay in your account. The blog shows a plain placeholder until you subscribe again, and then the whole site is rebuilt within minutes.
Enter your website address. Your blog appears in your logo, colours and type, with sample articles in it.
A free preview in your logo, colours and type. No account, no card.