Wordable alternative
Both Wordable and Tenwrite help you move content from Google Docs into your publishing stack. Wordable focuses on simple one-click exports. Tenwrite is built for teams that need more publishing headroom, Blogger support, linked post updates, frontmatter metadata, and Drive or Sheets automation.
No credit card required. Free plan includes 5 total exports.
Comparison based on publicly visible Wordable pricing in June 2026 and Tenwrite’s current pricing. Always verify current pricing before purchasing.
Last updated: June 2026
Quick verdict
You mostly need a simple Google Docs to WordPress export tool, want HubSpot or Medium support, and your monthly publishing volume is low.
You publish regularly from Google Docs and need higher export limits, Blogger support, linked updates, automation, and a dashboard for managing posts across connected sites.
The biggest differences are publishing volume, automation depth, Blogger support, and how much of the publishing workflow each tool manages.
| Feature | Wordable | Tenwrite |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Simple Google Docs exports | Recurring publishing workflows |
| Main workflow | 1-click export from Google Docs | Manual exports, linked updates, Drive automation, Sheets automation |
| WordPress support | Yes | Yes |
| Blogger support | No | Yes |
| Other platform support | HubSpot and Medium | Focused on WordPress and Blogger |
| Free plan | 5 exports/month | 5 total exports |
| Entry paid plan | Basic: $29/year, 10 exports/month | Starter: $10/month or $100/year, 25 exports/month |
| Higher-volume plan | Premium: $349/year, 50 exports/month | Pro: $19/month, 100 exports/month; Agency: unlimited exports |
| Site limits | 5 to unlimited sites depending plan | 2 sites on Starter, 3 on Pro, unlimited on Agency |
| Team seats | 2 to 10 users depending plan | Agency includes 5 seats; add-ons available |
| Automation | Export-focused workflow | Google Drive and Google Sheets automation on Pro/Agency |
| Linked post updates | ~ | Yes, update existing posts from linked Google Docs |
| Frontmatter metadata | ~ | Yes |
| Best fit | Low-volume export users | Bloggers, content teams, agencies, and publishers with repeatable workflows |
Key differences
Wordable and Tenwrite overlap on Google Docs publishing, but they are built around different priorities.
Wordable’s visible paid plans show 10, 20, and 50 exports per month. Tenwrite’s paid plans start at 25 exports/month, move to 100 exports/month on Pro, and offer unlimited exports on Agency.
Best for Tenwrite: teams publishing consistently every month.
Wordable is positioned around one-click publishing. Tenwrite supports one-off exports too, but also adds Google Drive folder automation and Google Sheets row-based automation for recurring publishing pipelines.
Best for Tenwrite: teams that want publishing to run from folders or spreadsheets.
Wordable is useful if your workflow includes WordPress, HubSpot, or Medium. Tenwrite is focused on Google Docs to WordPress and Blogger, including WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress.
Best for Tenwrite: WordPress and Blogger publishers.
Tenwrite can keep a post linked to its source Google Doc, so edits can be re-synced to the existing WordPress or Blogger post instead of creating duplicates.
Best for Tenwrite: content teams that refresh, maintain, and republish older content.
Tenwrite supports frontmatter metadata inside Google Docs, so writers can define title, slug, status, excerpt, categories, tags, labels, and scheduling details before export.
Best for Tenwrite: teams that want publishing instructions to travel with the document.
Tenwrite is not the right choice for every workflow. Wordable may be a better fit in a few cases.
Wordable shows support for HubSpot and Medium. Tenwrite is focused on WordPress and Blogger.
Wordable’s Basic plan is $29/year. Tenwrite’s Starter plan costs more, but includes 25 exports/month.
If your workflow is occasional and export-only, a simpler tool may be enough.
Tenwrite is built for publishers who treat Google Docs as the source of truth and need a fuller content operations workflow around it.
Starter includes 25 exports/month, Pro includes 100 exports/month, and Agency includes unlimited exports.
Publish Google Docs to Blogger with labels, scheduling, comments, and hosted image delivery.
Watch a Google Drive folder and publish new or updated documents automatically.
Run structured publishing workflows from Google Sheets rows.
Re-sync a Google Doc to the same existing CMS post instead of creating duplicates.
Keep publishing fields inside the Google Doc so writers and editors can manage metadata earlier.
Pricing comparison
Wordable’s lowest visible paid plan is cheaper annually, but Tenwrite offers more monthly exports on its paid plans and adds automation on Pro and Agency.
Use Tenwrite when your publishing process needs to continue after the first export.
Make the switch
Tenwrite gives you a fuller publishing workflow for WordPress and Blogger: higher export limits, linked updates, frontmatter metadata, and automation when your team is ready.
Free plan includes 5 total exports. Upgrade when your publishing volume grows.
FAQ
Connect WordPress or Blogger, export a Google Doc, and see how Tenwrite handles cleanup, metadata, images, updates, and automation.