New check
VERDICT
Turn Google Docs into clean WordPress and Blogger posts. Tenwrite gives content teams linked updates, frontmatter, Drive and Sheets automation, and a multi-site content index. - tenwrite.com
Depends. Buy if your team drafts in Google Docs and publishes to WordPress or Blogger often — the free tier makes testing cheap. Skip it if you write elsewhere or post only occasionally; copy-paste or cheaper tools cover that.
Medium. Based on 20+ public sources; review volume thin (9 Trustpilot reviews, 0 G2 ratings), so user-sentiment confidence is limited.
$0
Free
medium
Starter pricing buys more features than Wordable but costs more than its $29/year Basic — compare export volumes first.
medium
Free plan has limited exports; regular publishers hit the paywall quickly.
medium
Even 'unlimited' plans carry 'reasonable technical, security' limits per the Terms of Service.
medium
Stores Google OAuth tokens and account identifiers; not designed for sensitive personal data.
Value for money: 3/5
Rating
$0
Starting price
11
Sources
Analyzed
$0
Paid (price not shown in sources)
One-time purchase
No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Users say Tenwrite cleanly ports Google Docs posts to WordPress and Blogger, but the review base is tiny (9 Trustpilot reviews, zero G2 ratings).
“I built something called Tenwrite that might fit your use case. Happy to answer questions.”
“There's a third party source i like to use called tenwrite that would help port it from blogger to g...”
“The easiest way to get started is to install the Google Docs addon”
Compare Tenwrite with each alternative.
Budget incumbent for Docs-to-WordPress exports; Basic plan $29/year.
Tenwrite vs WordableRival claiming more hands-on onboarding and support.
Tenwrite vs GoPublishDocs-to-WordPress alternative frequently compared head-to-head.
Free manual route; fine if you publish a few posts monthly.
Based on 20+ public sources; review volume thin (9 Trustpilot reviews, 0 G2 ratings), so user-sentiment confidence is limited.
Great fit if you draft in Google Docs and publish to WordPress/Blogger often; overkill otherwise. Free tier to test.
Based on 20+ public sources; review volume thin (9 Trustpilot reviews, 0 G2 ratings), so user-sentiment confidence is limited.
Anonymous. You can change your vote.
Loading votes…
Comments
One queue. No nested comments. Give a display name first. Limit: 200 words per comment and 7 comments per day. You can edit or delete yours.
No comments yet.