Publish more, and every page costs less
Every plan publishes to your own domain, in your brand, from the same engine. Plans differ in how many articles you get each month and in how many languages each one goes live.
Every plan is paid. The preview of your own blog is free and needs no card.
Starter
One steady blog in two languages.
$49a month
$2.45 per published page
- 10 articles a month
- Every article in 2 languages
- 1 idea batch of about 50 topics
- 8 regenerations of an FAQ, calls to action or a cover
- 400 credits a month
Growth
More articles, a third language and a quarter's worth of topics a month.
$149a month
$1.99 per published page
- 25 articles a month
- Every article in 3 languages
- 3 idea batches of about 50 topics
- 20 regenerations of an FAQ, calls to action or a cover
- 1,150 credits a month
- News posts
Scale
Lowest price per pageFive languages at the lowest price per page.
$399a month
$1.33 per published page
- 60 articles a month
- Every article in 5 languages
- 6 idea batches of about 50 topics
- 50 regenerations of an FAQ, calls to action or a cover
- 3,500 credits a month
- News posts
- A glossary
- Refresh of older articles
- API keys and the npm client
The bigger the plan, the cheaper the page
A page is one article in one language, and every article goes live in every language your plan has.
The usual way is a writer per article, a translator per language and somebody to publish it all.
Past Scale
When Scale is not enough, the plans go on at the same price per page. You switch in the cabinet the moment you need more, and the new allowance starts at once.
How credits work
Next to the article counter, the cabinet shows your plan's credit pool: what you got this month, what you used and what is left. Every action has a fixed price, shown on its button before it runs.
| Action | Credits |
|---|---|
| An article with its cover, FAQ and calls to action | 30 |
| Each extra language of that article | +5 |
| An idea batch, about 50 topics | 15 |
| Regenerate an article's FAQ+1 per extra language | 1 |
| Regenerate its calls to action+1 per extra language | 2 |
| Regenerate its cover | 4 |
Example: one article in five languages is 50 credits.
The pool is sized so the article count runs out first. A failed, cancelled or timed-out part goes back to the pool automatically.
Questions people ask before they pay
Is there a free plan or a free trial?
The preview is free: enter your website address and look at your own blog, in your logo, colours and type, with sample articles in it. Nothing is generated before you choose a plan.
What happens when I use up my articles?
New articles wait until the next month starts, or you move to the next plan and carry on at once. There are no top-ups to buy.
What are credits, and can they run out first?
Credits are the price of each action in the cabinet, shown before it runs. Each plan's pool is sized so the article count runs out before the credits do.
What if a generation fails?
The failed, cancelled or timed-out part goes back to your allowance and your credit pool automatically.
Where does my blog live?
On a subdomain you own, such as blog.yourcompany.com. You add two DNS records once; the certificate is issued before any traffic moves and the pages are served from a CDN.
Can I change or cancel my plan?
Yes, in the billing portal. An upgrade starts at once with the new allowance. On a downgrade everything already published keeps serving, and new articles follow the smaller plan's languages. Cancelling stops the next charge; the plan runs to the end of the month you paid for.
What happens if I stop paying?
The blog serves through the period you paid for. After that it shows a plain placeholder instead of your articles. Your content stays in your account, and subscribing again rebuilds the whole site within minutes.
How many projects can I run?
Up to ten on every plan. They share the plan's monthly allowance, so the plan you pick is about how much you publish, whatever the number of sites.
How do I pay?
By card, through Stripe, in US dollars, billed monthly in advance. Subscription payments are not refunded; where local consumer law gives you a cancellation right, that right applies.
See your blog before you pay
Enter your website address and your blog appears with sample articles in it.
The free preview shows your logo, colours and type and needs no account or card.