All plans use the same structured workflow. What changes is monthly capacity across research, draft, premium text, and standard or premium visual output.
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Choose the smallest plan that matches your real publishing rhythm, then use premium lanes only when a topic has higher commercial value or needs stronger output quality.
Match the plan to your real monthly publishing motion first, then move up only when you need more recurring throughput, stronger premium usage, or team-level capacity.
Use Free when you want to inspect one full research + draft cycle before you commit to a recurring publishing plan.
Starter is the entry point for operators who want a predictable blog rhythm with controlled cost and no premium overuse.
Choose Pro when you need premium text or stronger image output for commercial topics, launch pages, and tighter conversion copy.
Move up when multiple writers, brands, or clients need recurring throughput, clearer QA, and separate premium capacity at scale.
These answers explain how plans differ, when premium lanes make sense, and where to go when billing or support questions appear.
Yes. The Free plan is designed to validate the structured workflow with one research run and one standard draft before you upgrade.
The workflow structure stays the same across every plan. What changes is the monthly included capacity for research, standard drafts, premium text, and standard or premium visual generations.
Each package includes a defined monthly amount for research runs, standard drafts, premium text, and standard or premium visual generations. Usage is tracked by lane so teams can decide where to use baseline capacity and where to spend premium capacity.
Use premium lanes when the topic has higher commercial value, needs stronger reasoning, or needs stronger visual quality for hero sections, landing pages, or conversion-critical articles. Premium visuals are best reserved for hero assets, while standard visuals are usually enough for routine supporting graphics.
Yes. Smaller plans are designed for validation and lighter monthly output, while higher plans are designed for recurring publishing, premium usage, and multi-operator workflows that need more reliable throughput.
If a paid run is recorded as a genuine system failure, the platform automatically refunds the affected usage and the refund appears in usage history and billing records.
Yes. Start on the smallest plan that matches your current publishing rhythm, then move up when you need more recurring drafts, premium capacity, or team throughput.
Use the support page for billing questions, refund review, blocked account access, or failed runs that need manual review.