A Blogotex alternative for your Second Life brand

Compare weekly prices and team capacity

The table shows BloggerSL's active plans alongside two selected Blogotex brand packages. It is a starting point for comparing capacity, not a claim that the packages include identical features. Check the full pricing pages before choosing a subscription.

On a small screen, scroll the table sideways to see every limit.

Sources: BloggerSL's current pricing and the official Blogotex subscription comparison, checked 15 September 2026. Blogotex also lists Gold, Platinum+ and Eventure; Silver and Platinum are selected examples, not its complete range.

* Blogotex's item-limit note distinguishes the primary creator's Server from the Dropbox supplied to each co-creator. Its table lists optional co-creators at an additional L$150 per week each where available. Review that scope and any extra costs on its official page.

Choose capacity around the team you run

Count the bloggers you expect to work with, the products you want available together and the people who review submissions. Include your next release cycle in those counts. A growing catalog can reach a product limit before a brand reaches its blogger limit.

A higher blogger allowance may be useful for a large roster, but it does not measure how well a system fits your review process. A smaller team may care more about application questions, deadline settings or the number of managers who can share the work.

Keep managers and co-creators separate in your comparison. They serve different roles. Check the relevant plan's permissions and allowances, especially when more than one creator supplies products or your team manages several brands.

Test a complete release in BloggerSL

BloggerSL supports the work between recruiting a blogger and reviewing their finished post. Use a small test group to see how those steps fit your brand:

• Applications and team setup: review your application requirements, invite a blogger and check who on your team can manage them.
• Products and delivery: add a test product, set up your in-world Dropbox and confirm the blogger receives the intended item.
• Post review: have the blogger submit their work, then review it from the brand side and check how follow-up is handled.
• Deadlines and communication: check posting settings and the messages your test blogger actually receives.

Run the test with the plan you would use in practice. The full BloggerSL pricing page lists current features, limits and trial terms; the Help & FAQ explains setup, billing and delivery. These checks give you a more useful basis for choosing than capacity alone.

Plan the move before inviting everyone

Moving a working blogger program includes more than creating an account. You need to prepare your brand, configure delivery, invite your team and decide where existing assignments will be finished. This guide assumes manual setup; it does not promise an automatic Blogotex import or transfer of historical posts.

Keep a clear record of pending work and tell each blogger which system to use for it. Expand your trial only after delivery and post review work as expected. Follow the step-by-step guide to switching from Blogotex for a practical handover checklist.