Content Generator
Write the thought once. Get drafts for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and TikTok — each on a different angle, in your voice, checked for slop before you post.
1 credit per post · Free tier: 150 credits/mo
Example output
Frozen drafts for one sample topic. The field below is disabled here — sign in to run your own.
Most consultants undercharge by 40%.
And they know it. The reason isn't skill. It's this: they price on what feels fair, not what the market will pay. When I raised my rates last year: lost 2 clients immediately, the rest got more serious, referral quality jumped, revenue grew 60% on fewer projects. The clients who pushed back hardest were the ones eating the most time. Raise the rate. Let the market sort it out.
I raised my consulting rate 3x in 18 months. Here is the exact line I used with each client.
No apology. No long explanation. Just: "My rate for new projects is now $X. I value our work together and wanted to give you first notice." Then I stopped talking. Of 8 clients, 6 said yes immediately, 1 negotiated, 1 walked. The one who walked sent a referral 6 months later — it became my best account. Your rate is a filter, not a number.
3 signals you are ready to raise your consulting rate:
1. You are booked more than 8 weeks out 2. You are turning down work for lack of time 3. You are the cheapest option a client seriously considered Ready never arrives — it is a feeling, not a milestone. Pick a number that makes you slightly uncomfortable. Send the email before you talk yourself out of it.
Example · one sample topic
What it is for
Write the thought once. Get drafts shaped for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and TikTok — each to the platform’s length and rhythm, not one post pasted five times.
Ask for variations and each comes back on a different framework — contrarian, personal story, how-to list — so you pick the angle instead of editing the only option.
Attach a brand persona and the draft is written to it. A quality card flags slop phrasing and shows a rough voice-match score before it leaves your hands.
How it works
Step 1
A sentence about what you do, a link to react to, or a paragraph of notes.
Step 2
Pick the platforms, a tone, optionally a persona and how many variations you want.
Step 3
Take the angle that fits, tweak it, and schedule or post it — one credit per draft.
One idea, a set of platform-shaped drafts, in your voice.