An AI writer for agencies and freelancers
Keep each client's voice, facts and rules separate. Build a writer per client and content type, so drafts start closer to done.
The hard part of writing for many clients isn't the writing. It's keeping everyone's voice, facts and forbidden words straight, and briefing an AI from scratch each time you switch.
A writer for each client's each channel
Build a writer per client and per kind of work: "Acme LinkedIn", "Acme newsletter", "Northgate press notes". Each one holds its own voice, structure, rules and things never to say, so you don't need to paste a brief into each new chat.
Client knowledge stays separate
Put each client's material in its own data group: brand guidelines, product sheets, past campaigns. A writer imports only the groups you choose, so one client's details aren't searched for another's work. Please check that your client agreements allow using their material with AI tools, and see what's sent where in our Privacy Policy.
Formats that match the job
Choose from 14 formats with each request, with a set word count or a flexible length. Long pieces can use a document theme with the client's fonts, letterhead and numbering, and export to PDF, Word, HTML or Markdown.
Useful templates to start from
- Content calendar and Content repurposer to get more from one idea
- Landing page, Service page and Google Ads for campaigns
- Press release and Media pitch for PR work
- Case study and Business proposal for winning the next client
Built for small teams
The Pro plan covers up to 5 team members for $15 a month. You bring your own AI key, so you can see exactly what your AI use costs and pass it on to clients however you like. See Pricing.
Review stays with you
AI gets you to a strong draft. Your judgment, and a real knowledge of the client, make it finished. Read why AI writing sounds generic for what to look out for, and what Google says about AI content before publishing at volume.