A blog on your own domain, written by you or your agents, and built so Google and AI assistants can read it and cite it.
1.3M+ blogs started on Hashnode
An answer cites a few sources and skips the rest. The post that gets cited wins the reader.
15% → 8%
Google visits that end in a click, once an AI summary shows.
Pew Research, July 2025
Free, with unlimited articles. Every post exports as Markdown, so you can leave any time and take all of it with you.
Live in a minute on your own hashnode.dev address. Pick a layout, light or dark, and you're done.
Readers get the page. Agents and search engines get what they need to cite it. On every plan.
Everything a serious blog needs, per seat. Agents get the same tools you have, and you choose which ones connect.
Builders use their Hashnode blog to share what they learn. For some, it led to their next job.
I subscribed to Hashnode Pro. My way of saying thanks as I got my current job thanks to my Hashnode blog.
Jorge RomeroSoftware developerHashnode ProOne blog, three plans. Your posts, readers and Markdown come with you at every step.
Writing on your own
$0forever
Start a blog and build your name.
Includes
9.5B
Visits to AI assistants every month, up 70% in a year.
Similarweb, July 2026
25.7%
How much fresher AI-cited pages are than Google's top results.
Ahrefs, July 2025
Pro adds privileges to a publication: map your custom domain and we handle SSL, or use the GraphQL API to run your own frontend. Your coding agent can build it with the Hashnode GraphQL skill.
Upload once. We compress it, convert it to WebP and resize it for every screen, served from our global CDN.
About the price of one coffee a month.
Agents sign in over MCP with OAuth, so there's no token to paste. They draft, edit and publish with the same tools you have.
Also works from the CLI, the agent skill and the GraphQL API.
Point it at Hashnode and we issue the certificate. Your posts build your name, not ours.
Suggestions change with the draft: outlines on a blank page, tighter prose once you've written.
Every agent and CLI login is listed in Developer settings. Disconnect one and its access stops at once.
Pick the questions you want to own. Every day we ask four assistants and record who they cite. Then fix each draft with a live AEO score before you publish.
Everything in Pro, plus AI search tools. Per publication.
See what Growth includesWe ask four assistants your questions every day, and show who else they cite.
Sessions from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, by day and by assistant.
Eight checks in the editor toolbar, with a fix for each one that fails.
“It’s amazing to see how fast devs go from 0 to Blog under a domain they own on Hashnode.”
“They are revolutionizing tech blogging.”
“Powerful, feature-rich and yet easy to use.”
Developers
$5a month per seat
Your domain, your agents.
Everything in Free, plus
Product teams
$34a month, Pro included
Get cited when people ask AI.
Everything in Pro, plus
For comparison: Ghost Publisher is $29 and beehiiv Pro is $95 a month. List prices on yearly billing, October 2026.
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