RankHabit vs AutoPush. Which one fits how you work?

Both plan, write and publish SEO articles for your site. They differ in who decides what goes live, how facts are checked, and which AI answers they watch.

I'm Shaig, and I build RankHabit by myself, so yes, I'm biased. I've tried to keep this page fair anyway. Every AutoPush fact comes from AutoPush's own site, and there's a section on where I think AutoPush is the better pick.

Pick RankHabit if

  • You want to approve every article before it goes live.
  • You want facts checked against real pages, with the source linked.
  • You want to know if ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews name you.
  • You want to start smaller: $49 a month for 15 articles.

Pick AutoPush if

  • You want a new article every day, 30 a month.
  • You publish to Shopify, Wix or Notion.
  • You want long articles without reading each one first.

The short version

AutoPush is built for volume. You get one 3,000+ word article a day, 30 a month, for $89, and it publishes them for you.

RankHabit is built for fewer articles that you'd actually put your name on. Every article waits for your OK unless you switch Auto-publish on. Sentences with prices, numbers or claims about other companies get flagged so you can check them, and you can see if ChatGPT or Google AI Overviews mention you.

If you want a daily article and don't plan to read each one, AutoPush is probably the better fit. If you've been burned by an AI article that got a fact wrong on your own blog, read on.

Side by side. Facts from each company's own site.

RankHabitAutoPush
Cheapest paid plan$49 a month, 15 articles, 1 site$89 a month, 30 articles, 1 website
Bigger plansGrowth $99 a month (30 articles, 3 sites). Agency $249 a month (30 articles per billing period, 15 sites, extra sites $19 each)Agency $712 a month for 10 websites, each with 30 articles and 30 keyword credits a month
Yearly billingYes, 2 months free (Starter $490 a year)Not mentioned on its pricing page. Both plans say "billed monthly"
Try it free1 article plus a first AI visibility check, no cardNot mentioned on its site
Article lengthNot listed3,000+ words
Publishes on its ownOff until you turn it on. Every article waits for your OKOne article a day, published automatically
Fact checkingSentences with numbers, prices, dates or competitor claims are listed for you to check, with a source link when foundNot mentioned on its site
Publishes toWordPress, Framer (beta), Lovable, any site by signed webhookWordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Notion, Wix, Framer
LanguagesNot listed150+
Images and videoBranded or photo covers, photos and diagrams in articlesAI images, screenshots, YouTube embeds
BacklinksNo"Automatic backlink building"
Google Search ConsoleRead-only clicks and impressions for your site and each articleNot mentioned on its site
AI answers it watchesChatGPT and Google AI Overviews, plus Perplexity on Growth and AgencySays articles are structured for AI answers. No tracking mentioned
Team membersNot listedUnlimited
CancelMonthly, cancel in SettingsMonthly, cancel anytime

AutoPush facts from autopush.ai/pricing and autopush.ai, checked Oct 27, 2026. Something changed? Tell us at contact@rankhabit.com and we'll fix it.

Price, per article

At list price, AutoPush is cheaper per article. $89 for 30 works out to about $2.97 each. RankHabit Starter is $49 for 15, about $3.27 each, and Growth is $99 for 30, about $3.30.

So if price per article is your main number, AutoPush wins. I'm fine saying that. My bet is that most small sites don't need 30 long articles a month, and that 15 articles you've actually read beat 30 you haven't. That's my opinion, not a fact, and you know your site better than I do.

Agencies should look closely at the allowances. AutoPush Agency gives each of its 10 websites 30 articles a month. RankHabit Agency covers 15 sites with 30 articles per billing period. If your clients need a lot of posts every month, compare those two numbers against your real workload before you pick.

Who decides what goes live

This is the real difference, and it's on purpose.

AutoPush's pitch is that it "publishes for you, every single day." It also says you can regenerate and edit any article as often as you like, so you're not locked out. But the default is that things go live without you.

RankHabit's default is the opposite. New articles land in a review queue. When you hit Approve, the article goes out at about 9 am in your site's time zone. You can turn on Auto-publish on any paid plan, but even then, an article with unchecked facts waits for you.

A concrete example: say RankHabit writes "Competitor X starts at $29 a month." That sentence gets flagged. Hit "Fix it" and it looks for the price on Competitor X's own pages. If the page says it, the sentence keeps it with a link. If not, the claim gets taken out. I built it this way because a wrong price on a comparison post is how you get an angry email from the other founder.

Where AutoPush is better

I'd honestly point some people to AutoPush:

  • You want volume. 30 articles a month at 3,000+ words is more raw content than my Starter plan, and cheaper per article.
  • You're on Shopify, Wix or Notion. AutoPush publishes there. RankHabit doesn't.
  • You publish in many languages. AutoPush says it covers 150+.
  • You want backlinks and video built in. AutoPush lists automatic backlink building and YouTube embeds. RankHabit has neither.
  • You run 10 client sites that each need daily posts. AutoPush Agency is set up for exactly that.
  • You don't want to review anything. Some people want a blog that fills itself. AutoPush is designed for that.

Where RankHabit is better

  • You want to read before it ships. Approval is the default, not a setting you have to find.
  • You care about facts on comparison posts. Claims about prices and competitors get checked against real pages, with the link kept.
  • You're on Lovable or a custom app. RankHabit gives Lovable a prompt that builds the blog and the endpoint. For anything else there's a signed webhook.
  • You want proof. Search Console shows clicks per article, and AI visibility shows whether ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews name you when buyers ask. AutoPush doesn't mention either on its site.
  • You want to try first. RankHabit gives you one free article with no card. I couldn't find a free trial on AutoPush's site.
  • You're on a smaller budget. $49 a month is $40 less than AutoPush's only single-site plan.

Verdict

If you want a lot of long articles, published daily on Shopify, Wix, Notion or in many languages, pick AutoPush. It does what it says and it's cheaper per article.

If you'd rather publish fewer posts that you've checked, on WordPress, Framer or Lovable, and you want to see whether they show up in Google and in AI answers, pick RankHabit. Start with the free article and compare it to what you're getting now.

Questions, answered.

  • It starts lower: RankHabit's Starter plan is $49 a month for 15 articles. AutoPush is $89 a month for 30, one a day, so it costs less per article (about $2.97 versus about $3.27).

  • I couldn't find one on its site. Its FAQ suggests starting on the All in One plan and cancelling if it isn't a fit.

  • AutoPush lists Framer (its menu describes it as "Portfolio items"). Lovable isn't on its list of platforms. RankHabit supports both, with Framer still in beta.

  • Its site doesn't mention fact checking. It does say you can edit and regenerate any article.

  • Only if you turn on Auto-publish, on a paid plan. Until then every article waits for your review, and an article you approve goes out on its day. Even with Auto-publish on, an article with facts to check waits for you.

  • Yes. Add your site and RankHabit reads it first, so it doesn't plan articles your pages already cover. Your first article is free, so you can compare before you cancel anything.

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