BlogIn review
A focused internal publishing hub with knowledge sharing, controls, and integrations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
BlogIn is a hosted internal communication and knowledge-sharing platform built around an internal company blog. It suits small teams that need one place for news, announcements, project updates, reports, meeting notes, wiki content, and other long-form knowledge. Posts, pages, comments, categories, tags, document uploads, and shared knowledge repositories support publishing beyond a simple news feed. Teams can target content visibility and notifications to selected groups, making BlogIn a fit for internal publishing where audience control matters.
Pricing is straightforward across two paid plans. Monthly costs $49 per month, while Yearly costs $490 per year; both include a fully hosted internal blog, unlimited users and teams, Single Sign-On, SCIM user provisioning, and a REST API. A 14-day trial is available without a card requirement. The pricing notes describe a flat per-blog model covering the first 1,000 users, with an additional surcharge for users beyond that level. The product lists 600 integrations and names Slack, Google Chat, and Zapier among its connections.
BlogIn’s strongest functional area is controlled internal publishing. Scheduled posts, post and comment approvals, team-based visibility, and email, push, and desktop notifications support a managed communication workflow. SAML SSO and SCIM suit organizations with established identity administration, while the REST API adds an integration path beyond the named services. Web access, mobile PWA access, and API availability broaden deployment options. Small and mid-market teams seeking a focused publishing and knowledge hub should consider it; organizations prioritizing a wider intranet suite may prefer alternatives with a broader functional emphasis.
BlogIn pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Publishing, wiki posts, comments, pages, tags, and document uploads
- SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning, approvals, and targeted visibility
- Slack, Google Chat, Zapier, REST API, and mobile PWA access
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; access starts at $49 per month
- Additional users incur a surcharge beyond the first 1,000
- Its focus is narrower than a broad, multi-purpose intranet suite
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