Starter
One WordPress site, enough credits for a small recurring client workflow.
$49/ month
- 40 monthly article credits
- Up to 1 connected WordPress site
- Reviewed draft packages with source, link, and import checklist
Agency private-source drafting
Run client content through WordPress, not copy-paste tools.
Connect client sites, save private source material, and generate reviewable draft packages with SEO fields, links, generated images, and approval notes. 100 monthly credits usually covers about 15-25 substantial drafts depending on sources, research, images, and WooCommerce context.
$99 usually means 15-25 import-ready drafts: about $3-$7/draft versus $75-$150 for a freelancer article before WordPress review/import work.
Choose your plan
Start with one client site, then expand when repeat use is real.
Every plan keeps review mode, source grounding, and WordPress import control. Guarded autonomous publishing remains an explicit owner choice. Higher tiers add credits and more connected client sites.
Generate WordPress Articles Monthly
Draft WordPress articles from private briefs and saved sources each month.
$99/ month
- 100 monthly article credits
- Up to 5 connected WordPress sites
- Reviewed draft packages with source, link, and import checklist
Scale
Multi-client agency workflow with more monthly credits and room for more connected sites.
$249/ month
- 300 monthly article credits
- Up to 25 connected WordPress sites
- Reviewed draft packages with source, link, and import checklist
Prove it with one client
Do not buy more drafts. Prove the WordPress workflow saves review time.
Hands-on setup is measured against real client work: three private draft packages, imports into WordPress, edit burden, repeat use, and credits consumed.
Reviewed imports
Count only drafts your team reviewed and imported into WordPress.
Minutes saved
Estimate time saved against your current writer, AI, or copy-paste process.
Revision rounds
Track how many review passes the imported draft needed before approval.
Repeat use
Run a second article within seven days so the pilot is not one good demo.
Credit cost
Watch average credits per imported draft before scaling to more clients.
Low-risk start
Use one client site before committing the whole agency.
The conversion cliff is real: public demos are generic by design, while paid value depends on private client sources. The guarantee bridges that gap with one real workflow.
3 reviewed imports
Generate, review, and import three drafts from one real client source set.
Refund if no value
If review/import time is not lower, ask for a refund before expanding.
Scale after repeat
Add more sites only after a second article happens inside seven days.
Extra capacity
Buy overflow credits without jumping tiers.
Connected workspaces can open a top-up checkout from the WordPress plugin. Credits land on the same workspace after Stripe confirms payment.
25
article credits
$29
75
article credits
$79
200
article credits
$199
What happens next
Connect WordPress, run one real client brief, and measure import value.
Checkout sends a plugin key. Paste it into WordPress, add private sources, generate a draft package, and import approved work as a draft or pending review item.
How credits map to agency work
- Word count is the base cost: every 500 target words adds one credit.
- Source URLs, web research, generated images, and WooCommerce context add credits only when used.
- Unused subscription credits roll forward while the workspace remains active.
Generate WordPress Articles Monthly
$99
Draft WordPress articles from private briefs and saved sources each month.
Stripe Checkout handles card details on its secure payment page.
Want help proving it on a real client site?
Bring one WordPress site, source material, and three real briefs. We will help run the first private-source drafts through review, import, and the second-article repeat-use check.
Comparing tools?
Objection check
What agencies ask before connecting a client site.
Is this safe for Google and SEO?
Start with reviewable drafts so sources, links, SEO fields, and claim notes stay visible before import. Optional Autopilot is explicit, uses quality gates, and can keep every article in draft until your team is ready.
Will it match client brand voice?
Use Site settings and saved sources for voice, approved claims, link policy, product details, and phrases to avoid. Article-specific notes can override the default for one brief.
How do hallucinations get handled?
The draft package separates factual claims, assumptions, links, and source notes. Manual imports require the reviewer checklist. Autonomous publishing is optional, owner-authorized, lane-specific, and blocked when any final policy check fails.
Can private client material stay confidential?
Public demo briefs should use non-confidential material. Private agency work uses the paid WordPress plugin and workspace key so client sources stay in the connected workflow.
What happens when a run fails?
Failed paid-workflow runs are credited back automatically. The admin dashboard tracks failed runs, refunds, and refunded credits so delivery problems are visible.
Can we cancel or keep unused credits?
Billing is monthly through Stripe. Unused subscription credits roll forward while the workspace remains active, so heavier and lighter client months can even out.