Blaze is an AI marketing platform for content, SEO, and ads. Plans start at $79/month, with a managed option from $999/month. Read the full review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Blaze is an AI marketing platform that plans campaigns, creates content, and publishes it across channels, then learns from performance to improve each week. The company describes it as marketing done for you, with two ways to use it: self-serve software starting at $79 per month, or a fully managed program starting at $999 per month.
The platform covers content, SEO and AI-answer visibility, paid ads on Google and Meta, landing pages, review responses, and an AI sales development rep for lead follow-up. Blaze says more than 130,000 customers use it, from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, and that its team has 31 employees.
Setup begins with adding a website, audience, and goals. Blaze then produces a strategy and ready-to-review content. The user approves the work, publishes, and uses performance data to refine the plan. The company describes this as three steps: set up the business, review the plan, and publish and improve.
The free trial runs seven days. On day one Blaze creates a brand identity, a custom content strategy, a first full week of posts, and topics for a second week. Autoposting starts around day three if accounts are connected, and insights begin around day four. After an upgrade on day eight, the second week of content is created for review.
Content tools produce static social posts, emails, blog posts, and AI video, all drawing from monthly generation credits. Content is built around a workspace Brand Kit, and users review and approve before publishing. Blaze also supports multilingual output; one nonprofit customer reported blog and social posts in English, French, and Spanish.
Beyond content, Blaze lists SEO and AEO content aimed at search and AI answers, Google and Meta ad management, landing pages, reputation responses to reviews, and an AI SDR for qualification and follow-up. The managed plan adds Google Business Profile work, an AI receptionist, lead screening, automated review requests, analytics, and monthly reporting.
Blaze is an AI marketing platform that plans campaigns, creates and posts content across channels, and learns each week what performs best for a brand. It can be used as self-serve software or as a fully managed service run by Blaze's team.
Starter is $79 per month and Growth is $149 per month, both self-serve. The fully managed All-In-One plan is $999 per month at a flat rate. Nonprofits and education can get 20% off annual subscriptions.
Yes. The pricing page lists a free trial with no credit card required. It lasts seven days, and on day one Blaze creates a brand identity, content strategy, a first full week of posts, and topics for a second week.
Credits are the usage-based unit for creating content. A static social post costs 1 credit, an email or blog post costs 3, and an AI video costs 15. Starter includes 600 credits per month and Growth includes 1,500, and more can be purchased.
Blaze is aimed at business owners, solo founders, and small teams who want help with strategy, content, and publishing. Customer stories come from e-commerce, local services, nonprofits, recruitment, agencies, healthcare, and media.
Yes. The All-In-One plan at $999 per month is managed by Blaze and a dedicated marketing expert, with human editing and quality control across content, search, paid campaigns, pages, reviews, and lead follow-up.
Yes, but each brand needs its own workspace, because each workspace has its own Brand Kit applied to all content in it. Businesses managing five or more brands can email support@blaze.ai for special discounted pricing.
Cancellation is done in the billing settings of the workspace. Access continues until the current billing period ends, and a workspace can be reactivated later by starting a new subscription.