Copy in your brand voice, never a blank page.
Ask for an ad, a web section, a post or an email. Your copywriter reads your offer, your customers' words and your real proof, and brings back three options with different angles, one recommended and explained, ready to use.
- You sign off what goes live
- Three options, one recommended
- One page of your site reviewed monthly
Pick one of three3
- Ad · option B recommended
"Sleep through the night or your money back." Leads with the 100-night guarantee your customers mention most.
Approved. Saved as the final copy.Declined. The agent notes why. - Homepage headline
Three angles: the problem, the result and a customer quote. The quote wins: it has a name and permission.
Approved. Saved as the final copy.Declined. The agent notes why. - Product page
Who it is for, what it solves, what is included and the four doubts customers ask in support.
Approved. Saved as the final copy.Declined. The agent notes why.
Written and approved
Week 4 had the most approvals: it learned to drop the emojis you kept deleting.
By type of text
| Type | Written | Approved |
|---|---|---|
| Ads | 9 | 7 |
| Web sections | 6 | 5 |
| Social posts | 5 | 4 |
| Emails | 4 | 3 |
To be confirmed before use
- Claim"Delivered in 48 hours": no source in the brain. Softened to "fast delivery" until you confirm.
- Number"12,000 customers": the brain says 9,400. It used 9,400.
- QuoteA review without permission to publish the name. Left out.
Pricing page: the three changes with most impact
| Section | Now | Proposed |
|---|---|---|
| Headline | Plans and pricing | Pick a plan, sleep better tonight |
| Proof | None above the fold | 4.8 from 1,240 reviews, next to the button |
| Call to action | Submit | Start my 100 nights |
Why these three
- 5-second testThe page says what it costs but not who it is for.
- AnalyticsMost visited page this month, lowest conversion: 1.1%.
- Next stepApprove and it leaves the copy as a draft in WordPress.
Conversion by page, last 30 days
Pricing gets the visits and loses them: that is why it was this month's page.
Pages reviewed
| Month | Page | Status |
|---|---|---|
| October | Pricing | Waiting for your yes |
| September | Home | Draft in WordPress |
| August | Product page | Draft in WordPress |
Your copy, before and after.
You today
- Stare at a blank page the night before a launch.
- Write one version and hope it is the right one.
- Repeat your offer and your proof in every brief.
- Know a page is not selling, never find time to fix it.
With your copywriter
- Three options with different angles, one recommended and explained.
- Written in your tone, from your offer and your customers' words.
- Every number and promise backed by proof from your brain.
- One page of your site reviewed each month, with the new copy written.
Its jobs, on a schedule.
It writes whenever you ask, and keeps one job on the calendar. Change the day or the page it reviews before it starts.
- When you ask
Three options
Ad, web section, post, email or product page: three angles, one recommended, with where each part goes and its character limits.
- 1st of the month · 9:00
Page review
Picks the page with most visits and worst conversion, and proposes the three changes with most impact, already rewritten.
- When you approve
Draft on your website
Leaves the approved copy as a draft in WordPress or Webflow. Publishing stays with you.
- Every time you pick or correct
Learns your taste
Notes what you chose and what you changed, so "too formal" or "no emojis" never comes back.
What it never does without you.
These always wait for your yes, in Brainstack, Slack, Telegram, Discord or email. You can tighten them, never loosen them by accident.
- Publish copy on your websiteAsks you first
- Put copy live in an adAsks you first
- Overwrite a live page: it leaves draftsAsks you first
- Use a number or promise without proofAsks you first
Pricing page: new headline, proof next to the button and a clearer call to action. Leave them as a draft in WordPress?
Approved. The draft is waiting in WordPress.Works inside the tools you use.
Each connection with exactly what the agent does in it. Wix and DataFast work the same way.
- WordPress
- Reads your pages before rewriting them
- Leaves approved copy as a draft, never live
- Webflow
- Leaves approved copy as a draft on your site
- Google Analytics
- Finds pages with visits that do not convert
- PostHog
- Reads conversion by page for the monthly review
- Google Drive
- Your offers, reviews and tone guide, read from the company brain
- Notion
- Briefs and customer notes it writes from
- Slack
- Requests in, options out, approvals in one tap
Works great with these agents.
Part of every plan.
Your copywriter takes one agent slot in any plan, and you use your own Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini plan.
Compare plans- Starter$99
- Growth$499
- Scale$999
Questions about your copy.
How does it learn my voice?
It reads your tone notes, copy you like and what you approve or reject. Every pick and correction is saved, so it does not repeat what you already turned down.
Will it make up numbers or reviews?
No. It only uses numbers, reviews and cases that are in your company brain or that you give it. Anything without proof is softened or listed as "to be confirmed".
Does it publish on my website?
No. What goes on your website or in your ads is signed off by you. With WordPress or Webflow connected it leaves the approved copy as a draft.
Which page does it review each month?
With analytics connected, the one with most visits and the worst conversion. Without it, your home or main service page, or the one you name. Never the same page two months in a row unless you ask.
Does it design pages?
No. It delivers the copy and where each part goes. Layout stays with you or your designer.
How much does it cost?
It is one of the agents in your plan: Starter at $99 a month includes 3, Growth at $499 includes 10 and Scale at $999 includes 25. Your AI plan is paid to its provider.
Where does my drafts live?
On a server only your company uses, with your connections kept in your own password vault and encrypted backups every 6 hours.