Choose an AI writing tool for your brief
Tell us what you are making, what you can spend and which language you need. You get at most two choices and one alternate, each with the reason, the cost we could verify and the page we read it on.
Every fact here was read on the vendor’s own page on 13 Oct 2026. 3 recorded runs are available in the test log. They cover the named model and plan only. Recommendations follow the stated rules, not a quality ranking.
Your shortlist
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Do the work
An editorial procedure built from the published limits above. It has not been timed, and no result here is a test output.
1. Fill in this brief
Business in one sentence: Who it is for (one specific reader): What they get (three concrete outcomes): Proof you can show (real numbers, names or sources only): What you must not claim: The one action you want the reader to take: Tone in three words, and words to avoid: Output language and region:
- Format for landing page copy
- Headline of 10 words or fewer, one-sentence subhead, three benefit blocks, one proof block, three FAQ answers and a single call to action.
- Format for a product or service description
- Name line, a summary of about 50 words, three to five feature-to-benefit bullets, stated limits or specifications, and a single call to action.
- Format for social posts
- Five posts for one named platform, each within that platform's length limit, one idea per post, no invented statistics.
- Format for a tightened draft
- Paste your draft. List what must not change: facts, names, prices and promises.
2. Write it from the brief
- Fill in the brief with facts you can stand behind. Leave a line empty rather than guess.
- Open the tool on the plan named above and paste the whole brief. Ask for the deliverable in the format shown, in your output language.
- Ask it to list every fact, number or quote it added that is not in your brief. Delete each one or replace it with a sourced fact.
- Ask for two alternatives for the first line only. Keep the one that says who it is for and what they get.
- Run the result checklist. Fix what fails, then save the brief and the final copy together.
2. Tighten your draft
- Write down what must not change: facts, names, prices and promises.
- Open the tool on the plan named above and paste your draft, one section at a time if the plan limits length.
- Accept changes that shorten or clarify. Reject any change that touches your must-not-change list.
- Read the result aloud once in the output language. Fix anything you would not say to a customer.
- Run the result checklist, then save the original and the final version together.
3. Check the result before you publish
- Every number, name and claim is in my brief or has a source I can show.
- Nothing from my must-not-claim list appears.
- The opening says who it is for and what they get.
- There is one call to action, stated once.
- It reads correctly aloud in the output language, with no untranslated fragments.
- Length and format match the brief.
- The brief and the final copy are saved together.
- You should end up with
- One page of copy in your language where every claim traces back to your brief, with one call to action, ready to paste into your site builder.
- You should end up with
- A description a buyer can scan in under a minute, with no claim that is missing from your brief.
- You should end up with
- Five posts you would publish as written, each tied to one fact from your brief.
- You should end up with
- Your own draft, clearer and shorter, with every fact, name and price unchanged.
If it goes wrong
- The tool adds statistics, awards or testimonials you never gave it.
- Ask it to list every claim that is not in the brief. Remove each one or add a real source.
- The copy could describe any business.
- Add one specific reader and one concrete proof to the brief, then regenerate only the weak block.
- The output mixes languages or uses the wrong regional wording.
- State the output language and region in the first line, and give the brief in that language if you can.
- You reach a free limit part-way through.
- Copy what you have and stop. Continue after the limit resets or move to your alternate. Upgrade only if the cost in the table fits your budget.
- Editing changed what a sentence promises.
- Compare against your must-not-change list and restore those sentences by hand.
The facts behind all five tools
Every fact comes from the vendor’s own page, linked beside it and checked on the date shown. Prices are the vendor’s US dollar list prices. “Not stated by the vendor” means its public pages do not say. None of this is a product test.
Plans, cost and limits
| Tool and plan | Cost | Allowance and limits | Two or more people on one plan | Work inside apps I already write in | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT Free plan | No charge. | Everyday text chats are listed as unlimited, subject to abuse safeguards. Messages with uploads, image generation, voice, deep research and memory are limited. | No Free and Plus are described as designed for individual use. | Yes Extensions for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Google Sheets are listed on Free, marked as limited. | ChatGPT plans and features ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026 |
| ChatGPT Plus plan | US$20 a month, billed monthly. No annual billing is offered. | Higher message and upload allowances than Free. The plan page states that limits apply. | No Free and Plus are described as designed for individual use. | Yes Extensions for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Google Sheets are listed as included on Plus. | OpenAI help: ChatGPT Plus price ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026 |
| ChatGPT Business, Standard seat plan | US$25 per user a month on monthly billing, or US$20 per user a month billed annually. Two people cost US$50 a month on monthly billing. | Starts at two seats. | Yes Business starts at two users with central billing. | Yes Extensions for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Google Sheets are listed as included on Business. | OpenAI help: ChatGPT Business seats and price ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026 |
| Claude Free plan | No charge. | Includes chat, web search and file creation. Usage limits apply and reset on a rolling five-hour window; no message count is published. Projects are capped at five. | No Free and Pro are individual plans; the Team plan is separate. | No Claude in Chrome and Claude for Microsoft 365 are marked as not included on Free. | Claude plans and pricing ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026. US list prices before tax. |
| Claude Pro plan | US$20 a month on monthly billing, or US$200 paid up front for a year (US$17 a month), before tax. | At least five times the Free usage per five-hour session. Weekly limits also apply. | No Free and Pro are individual plans; the Team plan is separate. | Yes Claude in Chrome and Claude for Microsoft 365 are listed from Pro. | Claude plans and pricing ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026. US list prices before tax. |
| Claude Team, Standard seat plan | US$25 per seat a month on monthly billing, or US$20 on annual billing, before tax, for teams of 2 to 150. Two people cost US$50 a month on monthly billing. | A Standard seat is described as giving more usage than Pro. | Yes Team is sold per seat for 2 to 150 people. | Yes Claude in Chrome is listed as included on Team. | Claude plans and pricing ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026. US list prices before tax. |
| Copy.ai Chat plan | US$29 a month on monthly billing, or US$288 a year (US$24 a month). Five seats are included. | Unlimited words in chat. The next plan up starts at US$1,000 a month on annual billing. | Yes The Chat plan lists five seats. | Not stated by the vendor Copy.ai's plan page does not mention browser or office integrations. | Copy.ai plans and pricing ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026 |
| Jasper Pro plan | US$69 per seat a month on monthly billing, or US$59 a month billed yearly. A 7-day free trial is offered. | Includes one seat. | No Pro includes one seat. Adding teammates is described under the Business plan. | Yes The plan page lists a Jasper browser extension for Chrome and Edge. | Jasper plans and pricing ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026 |
| Jasper Business plan | Custom pricing. No amount is published. | Sold through the vendor's sales team. | Yes The Business plan is described as letting you add teammates to your workspace. | Not stated by the vendor Jasper's plan page does not say whether the browser extension comes with Business. | Jasper plans and pricing ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026 |
| Grammarly Free plan | No charge. | 100 AI prompts a month. Spelling and basic grammar, plus up to three advanced suggestions a day. | No Member seats are described as part of Pro plans. | Yes Listed as working in Word, Pages, email clients, desktop applications and web browsers on Mac and Windows. | Grammarly plans ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026 |
| Grammarly Pro plan | US$30 per member a month on monthly billing, US$60 a quarter, or US$144 a year (US$12 a month). A 7-day trial is offered. | 2,000 AI prompts per member a month. | Yes Pro plans allow up to 149 seats, each charged at the member rate. | Yes Listed as working in Word, Pages, email clients, desktop applications and web browsers on Mac and Windows. | Grammarly help: Pro price and seats ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026 |
Output language
| Tool | English | Chinese | Spanish, French, German, Portuguese or Italian | Another language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | Yes English is the product's primary language. | Yes OpenAI's help centre lists Chinese among the languages ChatGPT supports. | Yes OpenAI's help centre lists Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and Italian among the languages ChatGPT supports. | Not stated by the vendor OpenAI's help centre lists about 60 supported languages. Check whether yours is one of them. |
| Claude | Yes English is the product's primary language. | Yes Anthropic's documentation lists Simplified Chinese at 96.9% of its English benchmark score for an older model, and its help centre says Claude replies in the language you use. | Yes Anthropic's documentation lists Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French and German at 97.0% to 98.2% of its English benchmark score for an older model. | Not stated by the vendor Anthropic says capability extends beyond its benchmarked languages and advises testing your own. |
| Copy.ai | Yes English is the product's primary language. | Not stated by the vendor Copy.ai publishes no list of supported languages, and its own blog posts give different totals. | Not stated by the vendor Copy.ai publishes no list of supported languages, and its own blog posts give different totals. | Not stated by the vendor Copy.ai publishes no list of supported languages, and its own blog posts give different totals. |
| Jasper | Yes English is the product's primary language. | Yes Through the Translation Agent, which names Simplified and Traditional Chinese among 27 languages and says results vary by language. | Yes Through the Translation Agent, which names Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese among 27 languages and says results vary by language. | Not stated by the vendor Jasper says it writes in over 30 languages and names 27 for its Translation Agent. Check whether yours is one of them. |
| Grammarly | Yes Advanced suggestions and paragraph rewrites are listed for English. | No Paragraph rewrites and advanced suggestions are listed for six languages. Chinese is not one of them. | Yes Advanced suggestions and paragraph rewrites are listed for Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and Italian as paid features. Spelling and basic grammar are free. | Not stated by the vendor Spelling and basic grammar are listed for 23 languages; rewrites are listed for six. |
Every source behind this page
- OpenAI help: ChatGPT Business seats and price ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- OpenAI help: languages ChatGPT supports ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- OpenAI help: ChatGPT Plus price ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- ChatGPT plans and features ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- Claude help: using Claude in your language ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- Claude documentation: multilingual support ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026. The published table covers two older models.
- Claude plans and pricing ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026. US list prices before tax.
- Copy.ai plans and pricing ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- Grammarly for desktop ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- Grammarly supported languages ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- Grammarly plans ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- Grammarly help: Pro price and seats ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- Jasper plans and pricing ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
- Jasper Translation Agent languages ↗ — checked 13 Oct 2026
Hands-on test log
3 recorded runs across 1 tool. Each record covers that run only.
Claude on Pro (existing account, visible in profile before incognito) · Bookkeeping service landing page · 15 Oct 2026
- Product and version
- Claude web · Opus 5.5 · Medium (as displayed in the model selector)
- Run by
- Codex using Sam's authorised existing Claude account; output reviewed by Codex
- Steps
- Opened a fresh incognito session for this brief, with no previous test conversation.
- Kept the visible Opus 5.5 Medium selection. The Pro account was observed before entering incognito.
- Submitted this exact prompt: Write the landing page copy using only this brief. Business in one sentence: Northbank Books keeps the accounts for freelance designers and developers in the UK for a fixed monthly fee. Who it is for (one specific reader): A freelance designer, two years in, who does their own invoicing and dreads the January tax deadline. What they get (three concrete outcomes): Transactions categorised every week. A one-page monthly summary of income, costs and tax set aside. Self Assessment return prepared and filed. Proof you can show (real numbers, names or sources only): Fixed fee of GBP 95 a month. Two bookkeepers. Replies within one working day. Founded in 2021. What you must not claim: That we give tax or investment advice. That we guarantee a refund or a lower tax bill. Any client count or testimonial. The one action you want the reader to take: Book a free 20-minute call. Tone in three words, and words to avoid: Calm, plain, exact. Avoid: hassle-free, seamless, game-changing. Output language and region: English, United Kingdom.
- Waited for the interface to report completion. Saved the visible response body without editing it; reasoning indicators and UI buttons were excluded.
- Checked the returned copy against the fixed brief and our claim/CTA checklist. No revision was requested.
- First output, unedited
Northbank Books: landing page copy Hero Headline: Your books kept every week. Your tax return filed. Subheading: Northbank Books keeps the accounts for freelance designers and developers in the UK, for a fixed fee of £95 a month. Button: Book a free 20-minute call The problem Heading: You do the work. You send the invoices. Then January comes round. Body: Two years in, you have a system of sorts: invoices you send yourself, receipts in a folder, a spreadsheet you mean to update. It works until the January deadline, when a year of transactions needs sorting and you still aren’t sure what you owe. We take that off your desk and keep it up to date all year. What you get Heading: Three things, on a schedule Every week Your transactions categorised, so nothing builds up. Every month A one-page summary showing your income, your costs and the tax set aside. Every year Your Self Assessment return prepared and filed. Price Heading: £95 a month. Fixed. Body: One monthly fee for the weekly categorising, the monthly summary and your Self Assessment return. Who you’ll deal with Heading: Two bookkeepers. One working day. Body: Northbank Books was founded in 2021. You’ll work with our two bookkeepers, and when you send a question, we reply within one working day. What we don’t do Heading: To be clear Body: We keep your accounts and prepare and file your return. We don’t give tax or investment advice, and we don’t promise a refund or a lower tax bill. Closing call to action Heading: Start with a 20-minute call Body: The call is free. Tell us how you keep your records now, and we’ll explain how we’d take them on. Button: Book a free 20-minute call Page title and meta description Title: Northbank Books | Bookkeeping for UK freelance designers and developers Meta description: Weekly bookkeeping, a monthly one-page summary and your Self Assessment return prepared and filed. Fixed fee of £95 a month. Book a free 20-minute call. A few points to confirm before this goes live. The pricing section says the £95 covers all three outcomes. That follows from the brief, but please check it is accurate, and decide whether to state if the price includes VAT. I left out the exact deadline date and anything about software or other services, because the brief doesn’t cover them.
- Human edits
- None. The first output is reproduced above; review observations do not alter it.
- Invented or wrong facts
- The draft assumes receipts in a folder and an unfinished spreadsheet; those reader details were not supplied.; The call to action appears in both the hero and closing buttons, plus the meta description. Remove duplicates to meet our one-CTA checklist.
- Missing items
- None found.
- Limits reached
- No limit or error banner was observed in these runs. This does not measure plan capacity.
- Measured time
- Not measured.
- Measured usage
- Not measured.
- What this run can and cannot tell you
- The fee, one-working-day reply and free 20-minute call are present. No client count, testimonial or tax-saving guarantee was found. This prompt did not impose the selector's full section format. One run on a paid Pro account. It does not establish Free-plan performance, a quality ranking, conversion lift, reliability across repeated runs or superiority over ChatGPT. Time and token usage were not measured.
Claude on Pro (existing account, visible in profile before incognito) · Ceramic coffee dripper description · 15 Oct 2026
- Product and version
- Claude web · Opus 5.5 · Medium (as displayed in the model selector)
- Run by
- Codex using Sam's authorised existing Claude account; output reviewed by Codex
- Steps
- Opened a fresh incognito session for this brief, with no previous test conversation.
- Kept the visible Opus 5.5 Medium selection. The Pro account was observed before entering incognito.
- Submitted this exact prompt: Write a product description using only this brief. Business in one sentence: Kettle and Clay makes a hand-thrown stoneware pour-over coffee dripper in small batches. Who it is for (one specific reader): Someone who brews one or two cups at home each morning and already owns a kettle and paper filters. What they get (three concrete outcomes): Brews one or two cups. Takes standard size 02 cone paper filters. Holds heat because the walls are 6 mm thick. Proof you can show (real numbers, names or sources only): Weight 310 g. Height 9 cm. Fits mugs with an opening of 7 to 10 cm. Glazed inside, raw clay outside. Made in batches of 40. What you must not claim: That it is dishwasher or microwave safe. That it makes better coffee than other drippers. Any award. The one action you want the reader to take: Add to basket. Tone in three words, and words to avoid: Warm, specific, unfussy. Avoid: artisanal, elevate, perfect. Output language and region: English, United States.
- Waited for the interface to report completion. Saved the visible response body without editing it; reasoning indicators and UI buttons were excluded.
- Checked the returned copy against the fixed brief and our claim/CTA checklist. No revision was requested.
- First output, unedited
Kettle and Clay Stoneware Pour-Over Dripper Your morning cup, one pour at a time. If you make one or two cups at home each morning and already have a kettle and a box of filters, this dripper is the piece that brings them together. It’s hand-thrown stoneware, made in small batches of 40, and it’s sized for exactly the coffee you brew. What it does It brews one or two cups. It takes standard size 02 cone paper filters, so the ones in your cupboard will fit. And its 6 mm walls hold heat while you pour. The details Weight: 310 g (about 11 oz) Height: 9 cm (about 3.5 in) Fits mugs with an opening of 7 to 10 cm (about 2.75 to 4 in) Glazed inside, raw clay outside Each batch is 40 drippers, thrown by hand, so the one you get is one of a small run. Add to basket
- Human edits
- None. The first output is reproduced above; review observations do not alter it.
- Invented or wrong facts
- The phrase “so the ones in your cupboard will fit” assumes the reader already owns size 02 filters. The brief only says paper filters; verify the type or remove that implication.
- Missing items
- None found.
- Limits reached
- No limit or error banner was observed in these runs. This does not measure plan capacity.
- Measured time
- Not measured.
- Measured usage
- Not measured.
- What this run can and cannot tell you
- The size 02 specification, 310 g weight and 7–10 cm fit range are present. Approximate imperial conversions are added and are arithmetically consistent. No dishwasher, microwave, award or superior-coffee claim was found. One run on a paid Pro account. It does not establish Free-plan performance, a quality ranking, conversion lift, reliability across repeated runs or superiority over ChatGPT. Time and token usage were not measured.
Claude on Pro (existing account, visible in profile before incognito) · Weekend pottery class social posts · 15 Oct 2026
- Product and version
- Claude web · Opus 5.5 · Medium (as displayed in the model selector)
- Run by
- Codex using Sam's authorised existing Claude account; output reviewed by Codex
- Steps
- Opened a fresh incognito session for this brief, with no previous test conversation.
- Kept the visible Opus 5.5 Medium selection. The Pro account was observed before entering incognito.
- Submitted this exact prompt: 请根据以下 brief 写 3 条小红书文案,每条不超过 200 字。 Business in one sentence: 陶屿工作室在周末开设面向零基础成年人的手工陶艺体验课。 Who it is for (one specific reader): 平时久坐办公、想在周末动手做点东西的上班族,没有任何陶艺基础。 What they get (three concrete outcomes): 两小时内完成一件自己的杯子或小碗。老师全程示范并一对一修坯。作品由工作室上釉烧制,三周后可取。 Proof you can show (real numbers, names or sources only): 每班最多 6 人。每节课 2 小时。周六、周日各两班。单次体验价 198 元,含材料和烧制。 What you must not claim: 不承诺作品一定成功或不开裂。不写任何折扣、限时优惠或名额紧张。不引用学员评价。 The one action you want the reader to take: 私信预约周末班次。 Tone in three words, and words to avoid: 亲切、具体、不夸张。避免:治愈、绝绝子、天花板。 Output language and region: 简体中文,中国大陆。发布平台:小红书,每条不超过 200 字。
- Waited for the interface to report completion. Saved the visible response body without editing it; reasoning indicators and UI buttons were excluded.
- Checked the returned copy against the fixed brief and our claim/CTA checklist. No revision was requested.
- First output, unedited
文案一 标题:坐了一周工位,周末去捏个杯子吧 周一到周五盯着屏幕,手只碰过键盘和鼠标。 陶屿工作室的周末陶艺体验课,面向零基础的成年人: 🟤 2 小时,把一团泥做成你自己的杯子或小碗 🟤 老师全程示范,修坯时一对一帮你调整 🟤 做完交给工作室上釉、烧制,三周后来取 每班最多 6 人,周六、周日各两班。 198 元一次,材料和烧制都包含。 想来的话,私信我们预约周末班次~ 文案二 标题:零基础,2 小时能做出什么? 答案是:一只你自己的杯子,或一个小碗。 第一次摸泥,手不太听使唤很正常。老师会先完整示范一遍,修坯时再一对一帮你看厚薄、调形状。 做好的坯由我们上釉烧制,三周后回来取。泥和火都有自己的脾气,烧出来会和坯有些不同。 📍陶屿工作室 ⏰ 周六、周日各两班,每节 2 小时 👥 每班最多 6 人 💰 198 元/次,含材料和烧制 私信预约你方便的周末班次。 文案三 标题:一个要等三周才能拿到的杯子 周末花两小时,在陶屿工作室把一团泥做成杯子或小碗。 不需要任何基础。老师全程示范,修坯时会坐到你旁边,一对一帮你改。 做完还不算结束:我们替你上釉、送进窑里烧,三周后你再来把它带回家。之后每天用它喝水,大概会想起那个下午。 每班最多 6 人|每节 2 小时|周六周日各两班 198 元,含材料和烧制 私信我们,约一个周末班次。 三条都没有用到"治愈"”绝绝子"”天花板",也没有涉及优惠、名额紧张或学员评价。文案二用"烧出来会和坯有些不同"委婉交代了烧制的不确定性,没有承诺成品效果。如果要加话题标签,建议放在正文外,避免超出 200 字。
- Human edits
- None. The first output is reproduced above; review observations do not alter it.
- Invented or wrong facts
- Post 3 says the teacher will sit beside the learner. One-to-one trimming help was supplied, but that precise physical arrangement was not.
- Missing items
- None found.
- Limits reached
- No limit or error banner was observed in these runs. This does not measure plan capacity.
- Measured time
- Not measured.
- Measured usage
- Not measured.
- What this run can and cannot tell you
- Three post bodies were returned. Unicode character counts including titles, punctuation, spaces and line breaks were 186, 197 and 185 (excluding the labels 文案一/二/三 and the model's closing commentary). All contain class size, duration and price; no discount, scarcity or student quotation was found. Platform-specific length counting and publishing were not tested. One run on a paid Pro account. It does not establish Free-plan performance, a quality ranking, conversion lift, reliability across repeated runs or superiority over ChatGPT. Time and token usage were not measured.
How a run is recorded
- Each run uses one fixed brief below, pasted unchanged, on a named plan of the product.
- The record keeps the product, the model or version shown in its interface, the plan, the date and every step taken.
- The first output is saved as returned. Any human edit is listed separately.
- Invented facts, missing items, limits reached and failures are recorded, including runs that went badly.
- Time and usage are filled in only when they were measured. An empty field means not measured.
- A conclusion covers the runs recorded and nothing wider. One run does not describe a product.
The three fixed test briefs
Bookkeeping service landing page · English
Fictional business written by ByTask AI for testing. No client data.
Business in one sentence: Northbank Books keeps the accounts for freelance designers and developers in the UK for a fixed monthly fee. Who it is for (one specific reader): A freelance designer, two years in, who does their own invoicing and dreads the January tax deadline. What they get (three concrete outcomes): Transactions categorised every week. A one-page monthly summary of income, costs and tax set aside. Self Assessment return prepared and filed. Proof you can show (real numbers, names or sources only): Fixed fee of GBP 95 a month. Two bookkeepers. Replies within one working day. Founded in 2021. What you must not claim: That we give tax or investment advice. That we guarantee a refund or a lower tax bill. Any client count or testimonial. The one action you want the reader to take: Book a free 20-minute call. Tone in three words, and words to avoid: Calm, plain, exact. Avoid: hassle-free, seamless, game-changing. Output language and region: English, United Kingdom.
A result must keep: GBP 95 a month; one working day; free 20-minute call.
A result must not contain: a client count or testimonial; a guarantee of a refund or lower tax bill; tax or investment advice offered.
Ceramic coffee dripper description · English
Fictional product written by ByTask AI for testing. No client data.
Business in one sentence: Kettle and Clay makes a hand-thrown stoneware pour-over coffee dripper in small batches. Who it is for (one specific reader): Someone who brews one or two cups at home each morning and already owns a kettle and paper filters. What they get (three concrete outcomes): Brews one or two cups. Takes standard size 02 cone paper filters. Holds heat because the walls are 6 mm thick. Proof you can show (real numbers, names or sources only): Weight 310 g. Height 9 cm. Fits mugs with an opening of 7 to 10 cm. Glazed inside, raw clay outside. Made in batches of 40. What you must not claim: That it is dishwasher or microwave safe. That it makes better coffee than other drippers. Any award. The one action you want the reader to take: Add to basket. Tone in three words, and words to avoid: Warm, specific, unfussy. Avoid: artisanal, elevate, perfect. Output language and region: English, United States.
A result must keep: size 02; 310 g; 7 to 10 cm.
A result must not contain: dishwasher or microwave safe; a claim of better coffee; an award.
Weekend pottery class social posts · Chinese (Simplified)
Fictional business written by ByTask AI for testing. No client data.
Business in one sentence: 陶屿工作室在周末开设面向零基础成年人的手工陶艺体验课。 Who it is for (one specific reader): 平时久坐办公、想在周末动手做点东西的上班族,没有任何陶艺基础。 What they get (three concrete outcomes): 两小时内完成一件自己的杯子或小碗。老师全程示范并一对一修坯。作品由工作室上釉烧制,三周后可取。 Proof you can show (real numbers, names or sources only): 每班最多 6 人。每节课 2 小时。周六、周日各两班。单次体验价 198 元,含材料和烧制。 What you must not claim: 不承诺作品一定成功或不开裂。不写任何折扣、限时优惠或名额紧张。不引用学员评价。 The one action you want the reader to take: 私信预约周末班次。 Tone in three words, and words to avoid: 亲切、具体、不夸张。避免:治愈、绝绝子、天花板。 Output language and region: 简体中文,中国大陆。发布平台:小红书,每条不超过 200 字。
A result must keep: 6 人; 2 小时; 198 元.
A result must not contain: a promise that the piece will succeed; a discount or scarcity claim; a student testimonial.
How the shortlist is decided
- A tool is shortlisted only when the vendor’s own pages back every condition you set for one of its plans. “Not stated by the vendor” never counts as a yes; those tools are listed separately with the missing detail named.
- A trial is not a free plan. Budgets are compared with the vendor’s US dollar price on monthly billing; a plan with no published price is not treated as affordable.
- For new copy, general assistants and marketing workspaces come first and editors are offered as a finishing step. For an existing draft, editors come first.
- Within a group the order is lowest confirmed cost, then alphabetical. No payment, popularity score or rating changes the order.
Who this is for, and who it is not for
It is written for someone running a small business or team who has a real description of what they sell and needs copy they can publish. It is not a ranking of writing quality. The shortlist uses published requirements, not test scores. Recorded runs cover only their named conditions; they do not establish that one tool writes better than another.
Evidence and responsibility
Facts last checked 13 Oct 2026. Page last changed 15 Oct 2026. Edited by Sam (Zhengyang Xie), ByTask AI, maintained by Sam. Evidence level: official sources reviewed. Hands-on comparison: not yet run. Prices and limits change, so confirm on the vendor’s page before paying. Spotted an error? Send a correction.