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    YamiText vs Writesonic

    Writesonic is the broader product, and it is worth saying so plainly: it publishes directly to WordPress, carries its own SEO scoring, and connects to tools like Search Console and Ahrefs. YamiText does less. It writes a well-structured draft in your voice and hands it to you clean. The question is whether you want a content platform to run, or a writing tool to use — and whether you will actually use the surface you are paying for.

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    Side by side

    YamiText and Writesonic, line by line.

    Writesonic is a broad SEO content platform. YamiText is a smaller tool that does the writing part and gets out of the way.

    PricingYamiTextFree for five posts a month, no card. Pro is a flat $19/mo through PayPal, and the price does not move.WritesonicEntry tiers have been listed near $39/mo billed annually, with the main plans running from roughly $79/mo upward. Tiers and caps get renamed and repriced fairly often.
    WordPress workflowYamiTextDrafts come out as clean Markdown with real heading levels, so a post pastes into the WordPress editor without reformatting. There is no direct publish.WritesonicOne-click publishing straight into WordPress, with category and tag mapping — a genuine advantage if you publish at volume.
    Brand voice trainingYamiTextBrand voice profiles on Pro: YamiText learns your tone from writing you have already published, then holds it across drafts.WritesonicBrand voice settings exist, though the product's centre of gravity is SEO coverage rather than sounding like you.
    SEO structuringYamiTextHeadings, keyword placement and a meta description are part of the draft by default — good structure, not a scoring dashboard.WritesonicBuilt-in SEO scoring, keyword coverage, internal link suggestions, and integrations with Search Console and Ahrefs.
    Output formatsYamiTextSeven formats — blog posts, reviews, social, newsletters, how-to guides, video scripts, product copy — plus Markdown export and post history.WritesonicLong-form article generation with research across many sources, plus a wide library of shorter formats and a chat assistant.

    Writesonic details checked September 2026. Competitor pricing and features change often — check their site for the current terms before you decide.

    The honest answer

    Which one you should actually pick.

    Neither tool wins on every axis. Here is where each one is the right call.

    Choose YamiText if

    • You want a draft that reads like you wrote it more than you want a keyword coverage score.
    • One flat $19/mo beats a tier structure that gets renamed and repriced.
    • You publish a handful of considered posts, not fifty thin ones.
    • You want to stay the editor — every draft fully editable, nothing locked behind a workflow.

    Choose Writesonic if

    • Publishing straight into WordPress in one click is worth real money to you.
    • You want SEO scoring and Search Console data inside the same tool as the draft.
    • You produce content at volume and need bulk generation.
    • You are happy to manage a larger platform to get that reach.
    Questions

    Before you switch.

    No. YamiText produces clean, correctly structured Markdown that pastes into the WordPress editor without reformatting, but it does not push the post to your site for you. If one-click publishing is the feature you are shopping for, Writesonic has it and YamiText does not.
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    Less platform. Better first draft.

    Five free articles a month, structured for search and matched to your voice. Judge it on the draft, not the feature list.

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