RankPill and Weekwrite, side by side
Read on 2026-09-14, which is the oldest date on this page.
Every value in the RankPill column below is our own paraphrase of a dated reading of RankPill's own pages, printed next to the address it was read from, the day it was read and the note of ours that records it. We did not keep a copy of their pages, so nothing here is in quotation marks and nothing here is their verbatim wording. Nothing in that column is our opinion of their product, and nothing in it is a number we worked out ourselves.
Pick RankPill if what you want is articles included: Thirty articles a month on that plan, described as three thousand words and up. Pick Weekwrite if you are on WordPress or you want the blog hosted on your own subdomain, and you want every figure in a draft checked against your own pages before it goes out.
Their site: www.rankpill.com/. Our own column was counted by hand in our own code on 21 September 2026. How it works describes the same pipeline, and if you want the count itself, ask us and we will walk you through it. How it works. Our price is the one on Pricing.
Price
The Business plan was listed at $99 a month.
www.rankpill.com/pricing, read 2026-09-14 — our own notes of 14 September 2026 (launch pack, section 3a), which mark this row as read off their own page$29.99 a month per site at the launch price. It rises to $59.99 later, and anyone who joins at $29.99 keeps it for life.
Articles included
Thirty articles a month on that plan, described as three thousand words and up.
www.rankpill.com/pricing, read 2026-09-14 — our own notes of 14 September 2026 (launch pack, section 3a), which mark this row as read off their own pageTwelve articles a month per site by default, and you can set anything from one to thirty.
Sites per plan
One site on that plan.
www.rankpill.com/pricing, read 2026-09-14 — our own notes of 14 September 2026 (launch pack, section 3a), which mark this row as read off their own pageOne plan, billed per site: every site you add is one more seat at the same price.
Link building
Thirty backlink credits a month on that plan.
www.rankpill.com/pricing, read 2026-09-14 — our own notes of 14 September 2026 (launch pack, section 3a), which mark this row as read off their own pageNone, on any plan. The line "No link swapping, ever" sits in the footer of every page of this site except the blog and the privacy page, and a blog we host closes with our name as plain unlinked text rather than a link back to us.
Questions about this page
Is this comparison neutral?
No. We make one of the two products on this page. Every value in the other column names the address it was read from, the day it was read and the note of ours that records the reading, so the half about them is checkable on its own.
Where can Weekwrite publish?
WordPress with no plugin, Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, a blog we host on your own subdomain, a file receiver on your own server, or a signed webhook your own developer receives. There is no Framer or Wix integration. What the other product publishes to is not something we hold a dated reading of, so this page does not say.
Why is nothing on this page in quotation marks?
Because we did not keep a copy. We hold a dated note of what we read, not an archived page or a screenshot, and a note is not good enough to put words inside quotation marks in somebody else’s mouth.
How old are these numbers?
Each row carries the day it was read, and the page carries the oldest of those dates at the top. If that date is more than about three months old, open their pricing page rather than trusting this one.
What does Weekwrite cost?
One plan: $29.99 a month per site at the launch price, rising to $59.99 later for new customers only. The first article is free before any card, then a three-day trial you can cancel in one click. The whole plan is on our pricing page.
On link building we make no claim about anyone's product. Both columns say what each side does, and Google publishes its own policy on link schemes. Read both and decide what you want your own site doing.
Outrank, RankPill and Arvow are their owners’ names for their own products. We are not affiliated with them, and they have not endorsed, reviewed or approved this page.