Pricing
Volume packs. Priced per article.
One-time packs sized in articles. Nothing expires, no monthly subscription.
Research from named sourcesEvery claim checked against themQuality gate before delivery
Pilot
25
articles, never expire
$199
one-time
$8 per article
A first batch to judge the quality
Start a pilotGrowthMost popular
150
articles, never expire
$999
one-time
$6.67 per article
A growing agency or a B2B blog
Get startedScale
400
articles, never expire
$2,499
one-time
$6.25 per article
A mid-market agency or a scaled publisher
Get startedEnterpriseFor agencies
800+
articles, never expire
Custom
volume agreement
$3 to $5 per article
A large agency or a multi-brand publisher
Talk to usFree to start: one article free on sign-up, no credit card
A freelance writer charges $75 to $400 per article in 2026.
Here it is $6 to $8, fact-checked.
Marketplace gigs to established writers, 2026 rate surveys
How billing works
Paid in articles. Metered in tokens.
01 · Pack
Buy once, use at your pace
A pack is a fixed number of articles, paid once. It sits in your account with no renewal date.
02 · Metering
Tokens do the counting
Under the hood each article is metered in tokens as it moves through the seven stages. A pack covers the full run, research and verification included.
03 · Gate
Delivery after the gate
Stage seven scores each article against the quality evaluators. A draft that falls short is reworked before it reaches you.
Every pack includes
One article. Six engines.
Engine 01
Strategy Engine
Builds your content angle before you write a word.
See how it worksEngine 02
Research Engine
Collects the sources every section is written from.
See how it worksEngine 03
Fact Verification
Checks every fact before it reaches your reader.
See how it worksEngine 04
AI Checker
Detects AI patterns. Then helps you fix them.
See how it worksEngine 05
Brand Guard
Checks every draft against your client's voice rules.
See how it worksEngine 06
Humanizer
Rewrites the draft so it reads like your best writer.
See how it worksAll six run on every article, in every pack.
Questions & answers.
What a buyer asks before the first pack.
Do the packs expire?
No. A pack is a one-time purchase, and the articles in it stay in your account until you use them. Buy 25, 150 or 400 articles today and publish them this month or spread them over the next year. There is no renewal date and no monthly fee.
Is there a subscription?
Not yet. While the product is early, every pack is paid once. A subscription with a monthly allowance will come once more of the platform is in production, and packs bought before that keep their articles. Agencies that need a fixed monthly volume can set up a volume agreement today.
What happens when an article fails the quality gate?
It does not reach you. Stage seven scores every article against the quality evaluators, and a draft that falls short goes back through the pipeline for rework. You receive the version that passed. The gate is part of every pack, from Pilot to Enterprise, at no extra charge.
Can I buy another pack before this one runs out?
Yes. Packs stack, so a second Growth pack adds 150 articles to whatever is left of the first. Moving up a tier works the same way: buy Scale when Growth is nearly spent and the remaining articles carry over. Nothing is lost and nothing has to be used up first.
What does an Enterprise agreement include?
A volume price from $3 to $5 per article at 800 or more articles, a contract sized to your client roster, and integrations such as CMS push and marketing-automation hooks. It starts with a scoped pilot on your own topics, so the first invoice follows a delivered batch. Talk to us and we scope it with you.
What does the free article include?
Every new account gets 500 tokens, enough for one full article through all seven stages: research from named sources, the draft, fact-checking and the quality gate. Tokens are the unit we meter under the hood. Run the free article on a topic of yours and judge the output before buying a pack.
Start with your own topic.
One article free on sign-up. No credit card. Agencies start with a pilot.