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Our eval bill went from $180 to $2,400 in six weeks
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Everyone else floods the web with AI junk. Crontent reads your whole space, picks a real opinion you can change with one line, and writes it up with every source linked. Posts a person would actually read, three times a week or every day.
You write the brief once and the first run starts straight away. You watch the four stages happen live, about three minutes. Every run after that does the same four things: read everything, work out what is worth saying, pick an opinion you can change, then write it up in your voice with every source linked. That is why search and AI quote it instead of skipping it.
Paste your product URL. Niche, audience, and voice fill in automatically, so there is nothing to configure and nothing to learn. One screen, then you are done deciding.
Reads across newsletters, Hacker News, GitHub, podcasts, and more, opening the pages that matter and reading them in full. Not snippets. Then it groups the noise into the few stories worth saying something about. One story mentioned four times beats four one-off signals.
It picks an opinion, then asks where you land: two or three quick questions to tap, plus room for one line of your own. What you pick becomes the point of the piece. Say nothing and it still writes something sharp.
Blog, X, LinkedIn, in your voice, sources cited, ready from the first run. Everything arrives as a draft in your review queue. Nothing goes out until you press publish.
Before it writes anything, Crontent stops with the story it found and asks where you land. Pick one below and watch the draft change. In a real run you can also type one line of your own, and that becomes the point of the piece. Saying nothing is fine, the default is already sharp.
AI answers still pull from pages that rank. Abandon search and you vanish from both.
GEO vs SEO is the wrong fight. Models cite what search already surfaces: clear pages with real sources. The draft shows why teams that only chase ChatGPT citations lose the traffic that still funds the funnel, with the numbers below.
You are handing your product's public voice to software. That should take more than a promise, so here are the four things it cannot do. None of them are settings you have to go and find.
Every piece lands in your review queue as a draft and waits there. Publishing is a button you press, one piece at a time. There is no auto-post, no scheduled send, no way for something to go out while you sleep. Read it, edit it, reject it, or ignore it forever.
It writes from pages it actually opened and read all the way through, and every piece lists what it used, with the publisher, linked. If a claim is in the draft you can click through to where it came from. That is the difference between getting quoted and getting ignored.
Give it up to three samples of your own writing and it copies how you sound. Then, before it writes, it stops and asks where you land on the story it found. One line from you becomes the point of the piece. Say nothing and it writes the opinion it already showed you, never a surprise one.
Each run is checked against everything it has already written for you, and repeats of the same story get dropped before it starts writing. No rewording last week's post, no four takes on one announcement. Fewer, better pieces, which is also what stops your blog reading like a content farm.
No seats, no tokens, no per-word games. You are paying for how often your product publishes and how much say you get over it. Every plan runs the same agent, does the same reading, cites the same sources. The only difference is how often it runs and how much you control. Both prices below are Founding Rates for our first cohort. Lock one in, and it stays yours.
What Founding Rate means. The prices on the cards are what you pay if you join now, and they stay yours while you remain subscribed. Future increases apply to people who sign up after this cohort, not to you.
Every plan starts with one full run free, no card. Cancel any time from your settings and you keep access until the end of the period you have already paid for.
You built a product faster than you ever could before. Now it is one of a thousand that launched this month and nobody knows it exists. You do not have a spare Tuesday to write, and you are not going to spray out AI spam that gets you buried. Crontent does the reading and the writing. You keep the opinions.
A team of one to five with a product and no time for content. Replace the scattered Notion docs and the blog that died in March with one brief that publishes on its own, sourced and on-voice.
You do not have a product yet, or getting found is not actually what is stopping you. Crontent is for shipping visible, credible content for a real thing. If you are still deciding what to build, come back when you have.
Everyone else automates the spam. We do the opposite. Crontent reads everything, picks a real opinion, and links every source, because that is what gets quoted instead of buried.
Founding rate locked for life. Your first run is on us, no card. Paste your URL and watch it work. About three minutes from now you will be reading a real post in your voice, with real sources, and deciding whether to publish it.