The copy is scattered
Listings, ads, and outreach emails are written in different files. Nobody can tell which line was checked. A new market often means translating the whole set again.
Free text audit: catch stiff sentences before they ship
Paste a listing, a button label, or an outreach email. We mark AI phrasing, a cultural clash, and strings that will overflow, without changing what you meant.
Audit result
Paste your text and click Audit. The report opens on the next page: source on the left, marks and rewrites on the right.
Free plan: 3,000 words a month. Start with a paragraph you are about to publish.
Sign up freeOutbound copy usually fails in two ways
Scan first. Pay a person only for the lines that still need one.
Grammar passes. Readers still wince.
A checker will accept “delve”, a holiday tied to a faith in one sentence, and a German button that no longer fits. Those problems show up after you publish.
What the product actually does
The spec aims for a machine report in about 30 seconds. This build runs a fixed word list in your browser, so the marks appear as soon as you paste.
A score
0 to 100. Under 60 is red, 60 to 80 is yellow, over 80 is green. Points come off 100. It is not a model saying the draft looks fine.
Three marks
Red is a cultural or ad risk. Yellow is stiff, machine-like phrasing. Blue is a UI string that is too long. Open a mark for the original, the reason, and a rewrite.
A person, after the machine
Under 80, or if you ask, a native reviewer edits the draft that is already marked. They do not start from a blank page.
Two jobs, one set of rules
Sellers
Listings, ads, influencer email
Awkward English is not always a grammar error. Sales drop on tone, and on a sentence that pairs a holiday with a faith.
EcommerceProduct teams
Site, errors, buttons
German and French take more room than English. A correct translation can still clip a button. Length and naturalness are separate checks.
SoftwarePrices, written down first
Full price listThe subscription is by word count. Native editing is priced per word, before you order. These numbers are from the product spec, not from paid orders.
Free
$0
per month
- 3,000 words a month
- Marks the problems
- Does not write suggestions back into the text
The box on the homepage uses this allowance.
Start an auditPro
$29
per month
- 100,000 words a month
- Apply a suggestion in place
- The spec also lists URL scan, a Figma plugin, and a sensitive-word list
Fetching pages, the plugin, and card charges are not connected in this build.
Register for ProEnterprise
Custom
by contract
- No word cap
- API
- Your own glossary
This build cannot sign a contract or expose an API.
Ask about EnterpriseNative edit, per word
- English: $0.03 / word
- German, French, Spanish, Japanese: $0.06 / word
The spec keeps about 30–40% as a platform fee. After a reviewer submits, the same rules run again. Under 80, the draft goes back. This build has no reviewers abroad. The queue only runs on this machine.
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