For ghost (cms) publishers
Yes, an AI writer for your Ghost blog. To be clear, we're Ghosts, a different thing from the platform.
Ghosts drafts researched, cited posts for publications on Ghost, in your publication's voice, ready for members and search alike.
Plans start at $29 a month, and that plan opens with a 7-day free trial, so your first article costs nothing.
You picked Ghost because you're serious about publishing, and it holds up its end with a clean editor and real memberships. Where things stall is the writing itself: one post every week, wedged next to everything else the publication demands of you, and that cadence is harder to keep than the platform ever was.
Generic AI tools hand you posts that read like everyone else's and cite nothing, so they need a full rewrite before you'd put them in front of paying members, and that rewrite eats the time you were trying to save. Those members can tell the difference, because they subscribed to a publication with a particular voice.
Ghosts (the writing team, no relation to the platform) works from your publication's actual voice: show it your archive and brief each post with the angle and audience, and the draft comes back researched, cited to real sources, and built for the web so it holds up in the Ghost editor, tables and all. Members-only essay or public SEO piece, each format keeps its own discipline.
Ghosts holds the voice steady across every issue and every post you ship, whether it runs to members or the open web, so a reader moving between two posts hears the same person.
Make your own ghost. Nora drafts your first post, and once you train your own writer on the archive, each approved edit tunes it closer to the register your members subscribed to, down to sentence rhythm and word choice.
How it works.
Point Ghosts at your publication and it reads the archive, learning both the voice and the beat you write on, so the first drafts already sit inside your usual range of tone and topic.
Brief each post with the angle and the reader, marking whether it runs public or members-only before Ghosts drafts a word.
After you edit the cited, structured draft, it pastes straight into the Ghost editor as Markdown, with headings and tables carried over intact.
Built for this work.
Paste-clean Markdown
Headings and bordered tables drop straight into the Ghost editor, and an HTML export is there if you want to route the piece somewhere else.
A voice from your archive
Train a writer on your published posts, and every approved edit tunes later drafts closer to how you actually write, sentence rhythm included.
Members and public, separately
Members-only essays keep an intimate register, while SEO-built public posts carry the search rules, which means the two formats are drafted against separate checklists.
Research with real citations
Every claim is grounded in fetched sources, then handed to an independent fact-check agent that verifies each one, and only after that pass does the draft reach you.
Newsletter formats too
On the email side, Ghost gets issue-native structure that runs from the opener and body sections through the sign-off, with subject lines drafted to match.
Plans start at $29 a month, and that plan opens with a 7-day free trial, so your first article costs nothing.
What every draft comes with.
- · Research with sources cited inline, not vague claims dressed up as expertise.
- · Written in the voice the piece calls for, yours or your client's.
- · An editor's review that checks the sourcing and offers fixes you take in one click.
- · The credit cost shown before it drafts, so nothing surprises you at the invoice.
Questions you're probably asking.
No. Ghost (ghost.org) is the open-source publishing platform, and Ghosts (ghosts.app) is an AI writing team, and because a lot of our users publish on Ghost, this page exists to clear up the name collision.
Yes. Drafts arrive as clean Markdown, with real headings and tables that Ghost's editor takes directly, and if you would rather route the piece another way, an HTML export is ready alongside it.
Both, filed as separate briefs. A members-only essay keeps an intimate register while a public post carries the SEO and answer-engine rules, so each format ends up with its own spec sheet before drafting starts.
Brief your first piece.
Plans start at $29 a month, and that plan opens with a 7-day free trial, so your first article costs nothing.
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