AI Content That Doesn't Stop at Publish.

Yes. One API key for a text-generation AI (Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, or DeepSeek). Gemini's API has a free tier you can get without a credit card. As of August 2026, Gemini 2.5 Flash offers a free API tier through Google AI Studio. The daily limit varies by Google Cloud project, so check your current rate limits in AI Studio. Sorabun uses roughly 10-15 requests per article.

Past the free tier, or on a higher-end model or image generation, you pay that provider's standard usage rates, typically a few cents to a few dollars per article depending on the model, length, and number of images. On the free tier, what you send may be used to improve the model, so for confidential or client work we'd recommend the pay-as-you-go tier instead.

It reshapes the article's structure into a form AI can cite. Concretely: putting the conclusion right after the heading (conclusion-first), building out question-and-answer pairs, adding a TL;DR at the top, stating figures and sources explicitly, and outputting FAQ structured data. Polishing the prose alone doesn't get an article cited in an AI answer.

You choose from SEO / AIO / LLMO / GEO / Hybrid depending on what you're targeting. AIO targets Google's AI Overviews, LLMO targets ChatGPT and other LLMs, and GEO targets generative search engines like Perplexity. If you're not sure which to pick, leave it on Hybrid, which blends all of them and is the default. It can be set per article. Whether you actually got cited can be checked daily in the "AI Overview" column on the Rank Tracking screen.

By default, everything saves as a draft, so a person reviews it before it goes live. You can even review and edit the outline before the article is written. Fully automatic publishing and scheduled posting are both available if you'd rather hand off the whole loop.

Yes. A WordPress site running the Pro or Cloud edition becomes an MCP server on its own. From Claude Code, it's one line with claude mcp add; for Cursor or Windsurf, you just add the URL and API key to a config file. A client that can't attach a header, like Claude Desktop, connects through mcp-remote instead. The "REST API / MCP integration" settings screen shows copy-and-paste setup steps for each one.

All it can do is create articles, rewrite them, check progress, and read articles, eight tools in total. It can't change settings or delete articles, and publish status defaults to draft.

Yes. Sorabun works with any theme without breaking your layout. It auto-detects the Cocoon and SWELL theme frameworks and uses their native styling classes for callouts and highlights; on every other theme (including all the major English-language ones), it falls back to universal, theme-agnostic formatting.

Rank data comes from a SERP API such as Serper.dev, which has a free tier and is inexpensive beyond that. Connect the free Google Site Kit plugin and Sorabun also pulls your real Search Console numbers (impressions, clicks, and average position) at no extra cost.

Yes. On the Pro plan you can choose ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, or DeepSeek as your writing model (each needs its own API key). Research that depends on Google Search grounding always runs on Gemini for accuracy. You're choosing the model for the writing itself, in a hybrid setup.

Yes. On Pro, one click turns a generated article into a social post thread and a YouTube script at the same time. Automatic translation into Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Spanish is also available, so you can run a multilingual site from a single source article.

No. Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and Audible all work the same way: register your RSS feed URL once, and every episode after that is picked up automatically from then on. Sorabun generates that feed inside your own WordPress install, so there's no hosting subscription (typically $10-30/month elsewhere) and no extra API key to manage. The only ongoing cost is the text-to-speech API you use (Fish Audio or OpenAI TTS), billed by usage.

No. You register your feed URL with each platform once; every episode after that reaches listeners automatically, usually within a few hours. Turn on "publish as soon as the audio is ready" and the whole path from article to episode runs with nobody touching it. You can also review and publish each episode by hand if you'd rather.

Yes. Each time you generate an article, you choose Post or Page. That's useful for content you don't want sorted by date, such as an About page, a pricing page, or an FAQ page. Set your usual default in Settings, then override it on the article creation screen whenever one piece needs to be the other type.

Choosing Page means no category gets attached, since WordPress Pages don't have categories. Pages are also excluded from the Rank Tracking and Site Diagnosis totals, which only look at blog posts. In-article CTAs, paid articles, and LINE-exclusive content all still work the same way on a Page.

Yes (Pro and Cloud editions). Enter your product or service under "Sorabun > LP Builder", and the AI writes copy that leads to sign-up, built as a draft Page from standard blocks. Track record, customer voices and prices come only from what you enter, and risky advertising claims or numbers not in your input are flagged before you publish.

Yes. Under "Goals & Reports," create weekly or monthly reports and email them automatically. You can also create a client link that works without logging in, which hides AI costs and the internal "What to do next." The link is kept out of search engines and can be stopped at any time. Goals and reports are included in the free edition (Sorabun Lite) too (Search Console data and sending to Slack or Chatwork need Pro or Cloud).

Yes. Sorabun auto-detects Yoast SEO or Rank Math and writes directly into their meta title and meta description fields. If neither is active, Sorabun outputs its own meta tags instead.

Yes. Sorabun's Security / Speed screen centers on monitoring: known vulnerability matching, watching for updates with security fixes, tampering and suspicious file scans, and an activity log, which don't conflict with other plugins. Settings that close entry points, such as two-factor authentication and login limits, are off by default, so if you use Wordfence or similar, turn each feature on in only one of the two. WebP delivery is also off by default and never modifies your original images; if you already use another image optimization plugin, leave it off.