Wordable

Wordable uploads and publishes content from your Google Doc file directly to your CMS.

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paid · from $99/month annual; free trial available
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Free trial available

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Overview

Wordable solves a specific but frequent problem in content teams: transferring Google Docs to WordPress cleanly. Without Wordable, each publication requires manual markup fixes — with Wordable it's one click.

How does Wordable work?

Wordable is an integration tool between Google Docs and WordPress (and other CMS like HubSpot and Medium) that eliminates the typical issues of manual import. The problem it solves is concrete: when you copy and paste from Google Docs to WordPress, the result is often full of dirty HTML tags, extra spaces, inline fonts, unoptimized images and special characters requiring hours of manual cleanup. Wordable automates this process: it connects to the Google Drive account and WordPress site, and with one click exports the document maintaining correct formatting, compressing and optimizing images, configuring SEO meta tags and slugs, and applying categories and tags. The time savings are significant for teams publishing many articles per week. Wordable also supports export to HubSpot, WordPress.com and Medium. It's mainly used by content marketing agencies, high-volume blogs and editorial teams.

Who is it for?

For content marketing teams, agencies and high-volume bloggers who write in Google Docs and publish to WordPress, wanting to eliminate manual markup cleanup work after each import.

How much does it cost?

Wordable has no permanent free plan but offers a trial. Plans start at $99 per month billed annually and include a defined number of monthly exports; higher plans increase volume. It's a tool with a high price justified by the time saved for frequently publishing teams.

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