BlogSync

About BlogSync

BlogSync publishes documents straight from the tool a writer already uses into a live CMS, removing the copy-paste-and-reformat step that sits between a finished draft and a published post. It accepts Google Docs, Microsoft Word .docx files and Notion documents, converts them to clean, optimised HTML, and pushes the result directly into WordPress, Webflow, HubSpot, Sanity, Contentful, Wix or Ghost. Images travel with the document rather than needing separate upload, and are metered on their own allowance alongside posts, which is the detail that distinguishes the tiers. The problem the product targets is specific and familiar to any content team: a draft that looks correct in Google Docs arrives in a CMS with broken heading levels, inline styles, stray spans and images that have to be re-uploaded one by one, and the cleanup consumes more time than the writing. By handling conversion server-side and publishing over each CMS's own API, BlogSync keeps the writing surface and the publishing surface decoupled, so writers, editors and freelancers can work in documents while the site stays canonical. Multiple CMS connections on higher plans let an agency publish to several client sites from one account, and seat counts scale with the tier. A free trial converts three posts and twenty-five images with no time limit, which lets a team test the conversion quality on real content before paying.

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