

Manage recurring AI content campaigns from WordPress, including their status, publishing frequency, and next scheduled run.
Kagivo turns AI-assisted content creation into an ongoing WordPress publishing workflow.
Instead of starting from a blank prompt every time you need an article, create a content campaign, tell Kagivo what you want to cover, choose a schedule and publishing mode, and let the campaign handle the recurring workflow.
Kagivo works directly inside WordPress, so your campaigns, generated articles, publishing controls, and site voice stay where you already manage your website.
Create campaigns around the subjects you want to cover, provide focus keywords, choose how often each campaign should run, and configure the target article length.
Kagivo supports recurring daily, weekly, biweekly, and monthly schedules.
Each campaign can be configured independently, helping turn an ongoing content plan into a repeatable publishing workflow.
Kagivo doesn’t force you into a single publishing workflow.
Save generated articles as drafts for review or configure campaigns to publish automatically.
Either way, generated articles are delivered directly into WordPress, where you can review, edit, and manage them using the normal WordPress editor and publishing workflow.
Configure your Site Voice to tell Kagivo about your site’s:
These settings give generated articles a consistent direction instead of treating every article as an unrelated prompt.
Kagivo Pro adds Brand Voices for users who need multiple distinct content voices.
Kagivo does more than send a prompt to an AI provider.
Behind each campaign, Kagivo includes automatic tools designed to improve the content workflow without adding more settings for you to manage:
These features work automatically as part of the generation pipeline — no additional configuration is required.
Kagivo includes tools designed to turn recurring content ideas into an ongoing WordPress publishing workflow:
The goal isn’t simply to generate another block of AI text. Kagivo manages the workflow that turns a content plan into WordPress articles.
Kagivo uses a bring-your-own-key approach.
The Free version supports OpenAI using your own API credentials.
Your provider credentials are stored encrypted using AES-256-GCM, and your AI requests are sent directly to the configured provider.
Kagivo Pro expands provider choice with support for:
Kagivo Free includes the core content campaign workflow:
You provide your own OpenAI API key, so usage charges from your AI provider are separate from Kagivo.
Kagivo Pro expands Kagivo for more advanced content workflows:
AI image generation is supported when the campaign is configured to use the OpenAI or Google Gemini provider.
Kagivo runs inside the WordPress admin area rather than requiring you to manage your content workflow through a separate platform.
Create campaigns, manage schedules, configure publishing behavior, define your Site Voice, and work with generated articles from WordPress.
Kagivo is designed for WordPress users who publish content repeatedly, including:
AI can help create content, but you should remain in control of the provider, direction, schedule, and publishing workflow.
Create your campaigns, define how you want them to work, and manage the resulting content directly from WordPress.
Set it once. Keep publishing.
Kagivo connects to external AI services using your own API keys. No requests are made unless you have configured an API key and a campaign is running (scheduled or manually triggered). Kagivo does not silently fall back to another provider if your configured provider is unavailable or unconfigured.
OpenAI (Free and Pro)
Kagivo uses the OpenAI API to generate article content. When a campaign runs, Kagivo sends a request to OpenAI that may include the campaign subject, article topic, campaign keywords, brand voice instructions (Pro), recent topic context, and generation settings such as model and word count. The generated content is returned from OpenAI to your server. Your API key is transmitted in each request to OpenAI for authentication.
Kagivo Pro also uses the OpenAI image generation API (gpt-image-1) to create featured images when a campaign has image generation enabled and the OpenAI provider is selected.
Freemius (Licensing)
Kagivo includes the Freemius SDK to provide licensing, account management, and the Free Pro upgrade path. When the plugin is first activated, Freemius presents an opt-in dialog asking whether you agree to share basic diagnostic information (site URL, WordPress version, plugin version, PHP version, and admin email address). Sharing this information is optional and you may decline. If you opt in, this information is sent to Freemius servers periodically. Regardless of your opt-in choice, Freemius communicates with its servers for license validation when a Pro license is activated.