Roami vs RightBlogger
Both use agents on a live blog. They make opposite choices about when you see the change.
At a glance
| Roami | RightBlogger | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A blog CMS your own agent (Claude, Cursor, Gemini) works inside over MCP | A blogging and SEO suite with its own writing tools and a Site Agent |
| When changes happen | You see a preview first; you approve; then it applies | Site Agent audits on a schedule (every 3 days; daily on Agency) and applies; each change has one-click undo |
| Publishing | Agents can never publish | Site Agent edits live posts |
| Agent | Bring your own (Claude, Cursor, Gemini) | Built-in, plus an MCP connector (Beta) |
| Price | Free during beta, no card | Solo $49/mo billed yearly ($59 monthly); Pro $69 / $89; Agency $199 / $299; 7-day trial; free plan limited to 2,000 words |
| Best for | People who want to review before anything changes | People who want automation and prefer to undo after |
Prices and features checked 18 October 2026. They change; check the vendor’s page.
Where RightBlogger is the better choice
- You want a built-in writing suite and scheduled automation without bringing your own agent.
- You'd rather react (and undo) than review each batch.
Where Roami is the better choice
- You want nothing to change until you've seen it.
- You already use Claude, Cursor or Gemini and want it to work in your CMS.
- You want a permanent rule that the agent cannot publish.
Also see the publish gate.
Free during beta. No card. Agents cannot publish.