Wordable vs Tenwrite Comparison

1. Publishing Volume and Scalability

Your tool should support your growth, not limit it. It's important to look at the number of articles you can publish each month.

• Wordable's plans are structured with lower export limits, such as 10-20 exports per month on their entry and mid-tier plans.
• Tenwrite's plans begin at 50 exports per month, scaling up to unlimited exports, ensuring your work is never interrupted as your content production increases.

For those who publish content regularly, Tenwrite's structure provides more room to grow.

2. Workflow Flexibility: Work Where You're Most Productive

Consider where you prefer to manage your publishing tasks. Your workflow can be significantly streamlined by the tools at your disposal.

• Wordable primarily operates through its web application, where you import documents to begin the export process.
• Tenwrite offers a flexible, hybrid approach. You can use our full-featured web app to manage all your sites, automations, and team members. Additionally, you can use our Google Docs add-on to export content directly from the document you're working in, saving steps and keeping you in your creative flow.

This choice allows you to work from a central dashboard or from within your document, whichever is more convenient for the task at hand.

3. Fair, Global Pricing

We believe professional tools should be accessible to everyone.

• Wordable uses a standard pricing model based in US dollars.
• Tenwrite offers Localized Pricing and Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) discounts. This ensures a fair price for creators and businesses, no matter where they are in the world.

4. Advanced Automation with Google Sheets

Both tools offer automation from Google Drive, but sometimes you need more granular control.

Tenwrite includes Google Sheets-based automation. This allows you to manage an entire content calendar from a single spreadsheet—controlling titles, destination sites, categories, tags, and more, all in one place. It's a powerful feature for content managers who value efficiency and control.

5. Broader Platform Support

While most users are looking for a great WordPress solution, your digital presence might extend beyond a single platform. Tenwrite includes full, native support for Blogger, offering a versatile solution for users who manage a diverse portfolio of sites. On the other hand, Wordable supports additional platforms like HubSpot and Medium.