Quillly
Quillly · Writing · AI Detection
Quillly is a content and SEO automation layer that connects the AI you already use to your own domain. Through an MCP server, it lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client research, write, score and publish blog posts, docs, changelogs and news pages on your site, then submit the pages to search engines and track indexing and rankings per page. You keep your AI, your domain and your content; Quillly handles the busywork in between.
About Quillly
What Is Quillly
Quillly is an MCP server that gives your AI assistant a set of tools to create, score and publish content straight to a website you own. The pitch is simple. Instead of copying drafts out of a chat window and pasting them into a CMS, you tell your AI "write a post about SaaS onboarding and publish it to my blog," and the work lands on your live site. Quillly ships 61 of these tools, covering publishing, bulk editing, SEO scoring, internal links, images, analytics and directory submission. It's an AI content tool built around publishing, not around generating text in isolation.
The problem it targets is the gap between drafting and shipping. Researching keywords, formatting meta tags, adding internal links, compressing images and submitting pages for search engine indexing add up to a couple of hours per post. Most of it counts as grunt work. Quillly automates that loop, so the writing model can focus on the words while the plumbing runs underneath.
The main limit to understand up front is that Quillly isn't a writing model. It has no opinions on prose quality and won't replace your AI. It also assumes you already have a domain and a site to publish to, and on most plans it needs a connected website before it does anything useful. If you want a tool that drafts and scores in one click with no setup, look elsewhere.
Getting Started
- Create a Quillly account and start the 14-day free trial, which needs no credit card. The entry plan runs $19 a month once the trial ends.
- Connect a website in the Quillly dashboard. Your AI needs a domain or subdomain to point at before it can publish anything.
- Connect your AI through MCP. Quillly runs at https://quillly.com/api/mcp, and you authenticate with an API key created in the dashboard or an OAuth token. Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor all support this.
- Ask your AI in plain language to write and publish a post, or use the built-in block editor if you'd rather work in the dashboard.
- Score the page, apply the SEO patches Quillly suggests, publish, then submit the URL for indexing and watch position, visitors and AI reads come in per page.
Product Information
A quick look at Quillly's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Solo founders and indie makers
- Small marketing teams
- Developers already living in an AI client
Tasks
- Publishing a steady stream of blog posts
- Auditing existing pages for SEO gaps
- Submitting pages to directories and search engines
Scenarios
- Launching a new site that needs content fast
- Keeping a docs or changelog current while you ship product
- Refreshing old posts
Key features
MCP Integration With Your Existing AI
Quillly connects to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client, so the AI you already pay for becomes the writing engine. It exposes the same 61 tools the dashboard uses, so your assistant can create, update, schedule, publish and archive content through natural language. That's the core differentiator. No new writing tool to learn. What does that look like in practice?
SEO Scoring With Fix Patches
Every page gets a score out of 100, checking title, meta description, canonical tags, Open Graph and Twitter cards, headings, alt text, content length, internal links, structured data and FAQ schema. Alongside the score, Quillly generates patches, and you can apply every suggested fix in one call. The local check is free per page. A deeper search check costs 2 credits and runs only when you ask. Useful if you want the detail.
Automated Publishing to Your Own Domain
Content goes to a domain you own, not a hosted Quillly subdomain. Blog, docs, changelog and news each live on their own path from one editor. Scheduled publishing is built in, and pages get hosted for you, which means hosted page views don't count against your analytics events. Your SEO equity stays on your domain.
Indexing and Per-Page Rank Tracking
Once a page is live, Quillly requests indexing and then tracks it. You can see position, visitors and AI reads per page, plus site traffic and search performance from Google Search Console pulled in as first-class data. That's the whole point. Search engine indexing stops being a black box, and publish and rank become one loop, not two.
Built-In Block Editor
The dashboard editor works like Notion, with slash commands, tables, code blocks, LaTeX and drag-and-drop images. Rich blocks such as callouts, toggles and galleries are included, and you can ask AI to rewrite any block from the toolbar. It's there for people who'd rather edit in a UI than a chat window. Nothing to install.
Directory Submission and Affiliate Tools
Quillly ships a catalog of roughly 150 hand-checked directories, a submission kit and badges, then tracks the live listing links in your dashboard. The agent can file listings for you as a one-time order. There are also Amazon product search and affiliate-link tools, handled to stay policy-safe.
Analytics Across Traffic and AI Reads
Beyond rankings, Quillly reports site traffic, keyword and SERP lookups, top queries and AI read counts across your connected sites. Allowances are pooled across every site you connect, and hosted pages are free and never count against the analytics event pool.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Works with the AI you already use, so there's no new writing model to subscribe to or learn.
- Publishes to your own domain, which keeps your content and SEO equity on your site.
- You publish blogs with AI you already trust instead of a fixed built-in model.
- The SEO blog automation loop is genuinely end-to-end: research, score, patch, publish, submit for indexing, then track rankings.
- Free per-page local SEO check means you can audit an existing site before paying.
Cons
- No free plan outside the 14-day trial, so costs start at $19 a month once it ends.
- It isn't a writing model, so output quality depends entirely on the AI you connect.
- Getting started has real setup friction: you need a site, an MCP connection and an API key or OAuth token before the first post.
- Directory submission beyond the catalog is a separate one-time order starting at $79.
Frequently asked questions
Quillly is a content and SEO automation layer that connects your AI to your own website. It covers AI content publishing end to end: researching, writing, scoring and publishing blog posts, docs, changelogs and news pages on your domain, then submitting them for indexing and tracking rankings. It handles the plumbing around publishing rather than the writing itself.
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