Typlog

A hosted blogging and podcast platform with Markdown, custom domains and built-in stats.

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Verified facts: 3 of 3
Alternatives ranked: 4
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About Typlog

Typlog is a small hosted platform for blogs and podcasts. Writers get a Markdown editor with photo layouts, curated themes, custom domains with SSL and CDN, and built-in analytics; podcasters get iTunes-compatible feeds, download stats and distribution to major apps. It can import posts from WordPress and Ghost and connects to tools like Mailchimp, Telegram, Discord and Zapier. The higher blog plan adds protected posts and subscribers. Plans are priced by pageviews and staff seats, with a short free trial and annual discounts, and there is no free tier. Compared with Ghost it is simpler and cheaper but has a much smaller ecosystem and no paid membership system, and its newsletter features are basic. The company behind it is small. It runs in the browser. It suits individual bloggers and podcasters who want tidy hosting with stats and are fine with a modest feature set.

Best for: Individual bloggers and podcasters who want simple hosted publishing with stats.

What works

Blog and podcast hosting in one service
Imports from WordPress and Ghost
Low entry price with custom domain included

Why people leave

No free plan; subscribers only on the top blog tier
Small company with a small ecosystem
No paid memberships

Top Typlog alternatives

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1
Ghost
Much larger ecosystem with memberships and newsletters built in.
66.5
2
Micro.blog
Also hosts podcasts and blogs, with social cross-posting.
62.6
3
Blot
Simple, durable blog hosting that publishes from a folder.
59.6
4
Hashnode
Free blog with Markdown export if you don't need podcasting.
57.2

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Typlog: common questions

Is Typlog free?

No, Typlog is a paid product. Starting price: $4/month (Basic) (checked on Typlog's own site).

Is Typlog open source?

No, Typlog is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Ghost and Blot.

What platforms does Typlog run on?

Typlog is available for Web.

What are the best alternatives to Typlog?

The highest-ranked Typlog alternatives right now are Ghost, Micro.blog and Blot. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Typlog facts

3 of 3 verified

Starting price: $4/month (Basic); Checked Oct 25, 2026typlog.com(opens source in a new tab); “Start your free trial Blog Podcast blog Basic $ 4 /m $40 annually”
Free trial: 7 days; Checked Oct 25, 2026typlog.com(opens source in a new tab); “Now with a 7-day free trial for newcomers.”
Imports: WordPress and Ghost; Checked Oct 25, 2026typlog.com(opens source in a new tab); “Import from Anywhere Import your existing stories from Wordpress and Ghost with one click.”