Ship it, then say so.
Every plan has every feature, and every plan has unlimited seats. Invite everyone who talks to customers. You pay for how much you ship, not for who reads it.
Not sure it can write about your work? Try it on a pull request first. No account, no card.
Start on the trial. It never expires.
One repo, one product, two networks, ten merges a month. No card. Pick a plan when one of those numbers is in your way, and not before.
Sign up with your email and the trial is already on. Nothing to choose here yet.
Starter
$29/ month
One repo. Drafts from the merged diff, written for a named buyer.
One product, one repo, one voice.
- 1 repository
- 40 generations a month
- 1 voice
- Unlimited seats and approvers
Cancel any time. Payments are non-refundable except where the law requires a refund.
Pro
Room to grow$89/ month
Several repos and several voices.
Several products, each in its own voice.
- 5 repositories
- 60 generations a month
- 5 voices
- Unlimited seats and approvers
Cancel any time. Payments are non-refundable except where the law requires a refund.
Studio
$249/ month
Unlimited repositories and voices for a team shipping continuously.
Several launches a week, across every repo.
- Unlimited repositories
- 150 generations a month
- Unlimited voices
- Unlimited seats and approvers
Cancel any time. Payments are non-refundable except where the law requires a refund.
Enterprise
Custom
Custom volume, invoicing and support. Assigned by John, not bought.
Procurement, invoicing, a named contact.
- Unlimited repositories
- Unlimited generations a month
- Unlimited voices
- Unlimited seats and approvers
Tell John how many repositories you have and how many pull requests you merge in a month, and he’ll come back with a price.
Side by side
Tiers differ by how much, never by what.
| Limit | Trial | Starter | Pro | Studio | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RepositoriesEnabled at once | 1 | 1 | 5 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Generations a monthOne merged PR through drafting, a preview, or one regeneration | 25 | 40 | 60 | 150 | Unlimited |
| VoicesThe company, a founder, anyone who posts as themselves | 1 | 1 | 5 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| ProductsWhat the posts are about | 1 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Connected accountsSocial, Slack, WordPress, email | 2 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Merges reaching the queueOne merge counts once, however many accounts it goes to | 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| SeatsEverybody who approves, comments or reads | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
Why $29
Quality of the post, not volume of posts.
Tools that turn every git push into a post start from nine dollars a month. Starter is $29 because the draft waits for the merge and reads the lines that changed. A push is the middle of your thinking. The merge is the thing worth saying.
The cheaper tools are built for the firehose. Starter is for fewer posts, each one about something that actually shipped.
- The merged diff. Claude reads the changed lines. Not your PR title reworded.
- Noise stays off the timeline. Skip labels and path rules live in
.marketing.yml. Bots and lockfiles never become a post. Under ten meaningful lines the diff is trivial, and major news still posts. - Two voices. Company and founder, from the same merge. Copy written as a person never auto-publishes.
- Written for a named buyer. Every draft is framed for an ICP. Unlimited on every tier.
- Kept-rate. How much generated copy you published rather than discarded. If the drafts are bad, the number says so.
- UTM and a changelog. Opt-in tags per network. The same drafts as HTML with JSON-LD, plus Atom and JSON, at a URL you own.
Before you buy
What people ask first.
Who has to install the GitHub App?
Someone with admin rights on the GitHub organization, once. If that is not you, send them the connect-GitHub invite from the empty Repositories screen. Every merge flows in from then on.
Does everyone on the team need a paid seat?
No. Seats are unlimited on every plan, trial included. Add everybody who approves, comments or just wants to know what shipped.
Does anything publish without someone approving it?
Not at first. Every draft waits for a person until you let a channel, or the weekly digest, go out on its own. The Autopilot bar shows how much would, and which channel to let go next. Copy written in a person's own voice always waits for a person.
What if a month is quiet?
You pay the same. On a paid plan generations are the only monthly meter, and they track what drafting costs to run. Set a posting target and the dashboard says which product has gone quiet.