Taking 6 new brands this month
Social posts, reels, blogs and ad creative — drafted with AI trained on your own brand voice, then edited by a human before anything reaches you. Quoted to your volume, no lock-in.
4.9/5from 80+ brands
Writing for D2C brands · Clinics & wellness · Real estate · Coaching & creators · B2B & SaaS · Restaurants & hospitality · Fintech · Personal brands
Publishing more is not the fix on its own. These four are what actually stop it working.
Every platform rewards consistency before quality. Two good posts a month lose to twelve ordinary ones, and everyone knows it — the problem was never the strategy, it was the calendar.
Raw model output has a smell: the same three-part sentences, the same words, the same shape. Readers spot it now, and a feed of it makes a brand look smaller, not bigger.
One writer for blogs, one editor for reels, one designer for statics, and you in the middle chasing all three. The coordination costs more time than the work.
Content with no offer, no call to action and no idea which stage of buying it is for. It fills a grid, gets a few likes, and never once asks for the sale.
We build your voice once, then publish in it every day — and every piece has a job before it is written.
Pricing
Everything is written to your brand voice guide and edited by a human before it reaches you. Unused pieces never expire mid-month.
Brands that need to show up consistently at last
Per month · GST extra
Brands publishing daily and starting to rank
Per month · GST extra
Brands and founders building a category position
Per month · GST extra
Option 4
Thousands of product descriptions, ad creative at test-and-scale volumes, technical writing that needs a subject expert, or content in Hindi alongside English. We scope it against your actual catalogue and quote once.
Free sample first · no obligation
All prices are monthly and exclude GST. No lock-in: 30 days' notice ends it and every file, calendar and voice guide is handed over. You own the copyright to everything we produce, from the first piece.
The process is the product. Anyone can generate a caption; the parts below are why yours will not read like one.
We start from what you have already published, plus an hour of you talking. The model writes from that, so the output sounds like your business rather than the internet's average.
Every piece is read, cut and corrected by an editor before you see it. AI drafts fast and lies confidently; that second step is what the fee is really for.
Plagiarism and AI-detection screening, plus a factual pass on anything with a claim, a number or a date in it.
A reel script, a LinkedIn post and a blog intro are three different crafts. Nothing is one piece of copy pasted into four boxes.
A calendar you approve in advance, with each piece mapped to a stage of buying — so the month has a shape instead of a scramble.
Every file, caption, script and article is yours outright, handed over in your drive. Nothing is licensed back to you and nothing is reused elsewhere.
You approve the voice and the calendar before anything is made.
One hour with you, plus everything you have already published. We come back with a brand voice guide — tone, vocabulary, what you never say — for you to correct.
A month of topics mapped to what your customers are actually deciding between, and to the stage of buying each piece is for. You approve it before a word is written.
AI drafts against the voice guide, an editor cuts and corrects, designers lay it out. First batch lands within seven days, in your drive, ready to post.
We schedule and post if you want us to, then read the numbers monthly: which hooks held, which formats died, what next month does more and less of.
I had already tried an AI tool myself and everything it wrote was unusable. The difference here is the voice guide and the editor — my team genuinely cannot tell which posts I wrote.
We went from four posts a month to twenty-two, and the blogs started ranking in the eleventh week. The calendar being approved in advance is what made it survivable on our side.
The honesty sold me. They told me upfront where AI drafts and where a person rewrites, instead of pretending a copywriter was typing every word for ten thousand rupees.
If yours is not here, ask it on WhatsApp — we reply the same day.
No, and we would rather answer that plainly than dance around it. AI writes the first draft, against a voice guide built from your own material and a brief written by a strategist. A human editor then cuts, corrects and rewrites before you ever see it. You are paying for the guide, the brief and the editor — the drafting is the fastest and least valuable part.
Google's stated position is that it rewards helpful content regardless of how it was produced, and penalises unhelpful content produced at scale to manipulate rankings. That is exactly why every piece is edited, fact-checked and written to answer a real question. Unedited bulk output is the thing that gets penalised, and it is not what we sell.
The voice guide does most of it: your existing posts, an hour of you talking, and a written record of your vocabulary, sentence rhythm and the things you never say. The editor does the rest. On the Authority plan we tune a model on your best-performing pieces specifically.
You do, completely and from the first piece. Full copyright, delivered in your own drive, never reused for another client. If you leave, you keep the voice guide and the calendar as well.
Either. Growth and Authority include scheduling and posting to your accounts if you want it — we work inside your profiles, added as a collaborator, never by holding your passwords. Plenty of clients prefer to publish themselves, and that costs the same.
Two revision rounds per batch on Starter, unlimited within the month on Growth and Authority. In practice most friction happens in the first three weeks while the voice guide settles, and it drops sharply after that.
English by default. Hindi is available too — written and edited by a native speaker rather than machine-translated from the English, because translated marketing copy always reads translated.
There is not one. Month to month with 30 days' notice from the first month. We would suggest giving it three months before judging it, because the voice guide gets meaningfully better once we have real performance data — but nothing obliges you to stay.
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