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Create your Plato Tribune account, confirm your email, and sign in. On the free plan you can explore the whole product before committing to anything.

Your first task is to create or connect a site. Each site is an independent workspace with its own content, schedule, and publishing settings, so you can manage several blogs from one account.

Open the site setup screen and enter your WordPress site URL, username, and an application password. Plato Tribune uses these credentials to publish posts on your behalf through the WordPress REST API.

Your credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256 and are never shown again or stored in plain text. We recommend creating a dedicated WordPress application password rather than reusing your main login.

A content cluster is a pillar article plus several supporting spoke articles that link back to it. This structure is how search engines recognise topical authority, and Plato Tribune builds it automatically from a topic you choose.

Pick a topic, and the AI drafts an SEO-optimised pillar page and its spokes, complete with headings, internal links, and meta information. Review each piece, regenerate anything you are not happy with, and edit freely before it goes live.

Once a cluster is ready, set a schedule. Plato Tribune drips your posts out over time so your blog grows naturally instead of dumping everything at once.

At each scheduled slot, the post is published automatically to your connected WordPress site. You can pause, reschedule, or publish immediately from the dashboard at any time.

Plato Tribune offers three plans: FREE to try things out, BASIC for solo blogs, and PREMIUM for serious publishing volume. Each plan includes a monthly allowance of generations and a limit on how many times you can regenerate a piece of content.

Billing is handled securely by Stripe. You can upgrade, downgrade, update your payment method, or cancel at any time through the Stripe customer portal, accessible from your billing settings.

Posts not publishing? Check that your WordPress URL is reachable, that the application password is still valid, and that your user has permission to create posts.

Hitting a limit? Generation and regeneration caps reset each billing cycle. If you regularly run out, upgrading to a higher plan raises every allowance.

We are happy to help with anything that is not covered here. Contact us through our contact page and include your account email and the site involved so we can respond quickly.