The real invoice
Per-article pricing hides the process costs: briefing, revisions, image licensing, formatting, and uploading. Add your own hourly rate and a “cheap” $200 article routinely costs $400+.
Reduce Content Costs by 90%
Freelance articles cost $150–500 each before your editing time. Wordiva publishes for a few dollars per post—images, SEO, and scheduling included.
90%+
Typical cost reduction vs freelance
$19/mo
Entry plan with 2 posts/week
$0
Extra cost for images, schema, scheduling
Flat subscription, full pipeline
Wordiva bundles ideation, drafting, images, metadata, and publishing into one plan. Predictable spend, no per-post negotiations, no surprise invoices.
Where to reinvest the savings
Teams typically redirect budget into promotion, product, or flagship content—using Wordiva for the evergreen baseline and humans for the crown jewels.
| Cost item | Freelance/agency | Wordiva |
|---|---|---|
| Article draft | $150–500 | Included |
| Featured + body images | $20–80 stock/custom | Included (AI-generated) |
| SEO meta + schema | Often extra | Included |
| Upload + scheduling | Your time | Included |
| Effective cost per post | $200–600+ | ≈$3–10 |
Frequently asked questions
Is the quality comparable to a freelance writer?▾
For evergreen SEO content, yes—especially after brand calibration. For original research and flagship pieces, a specialist writer is still worth it.
Are there hidden per-article fees?▾
No. Plans are flat monthly subscriptions with clear article limits.
What if I only need a few posts a month?▾
The Free and Personal tiers exist exactly for that—start small and scale when the economics prove out.
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