A self-serve Wordprint

£395. Send a link. Nothing to prepare.

Everything your business publishes sounds like your business, whoever wrote it and whatever wrote it.

Everything you have already published gets read and measured, and the specification gets written from it: what you believe, the rhythm your sentences run at, the phrases that are yours, the ones that are everybody's, the awkward cases with rulings, and a prompt pack that goes straight into whatever software your team uses.

This is the automated version: software writes it and nobody rules on it, which is why it costs less than half the Desk Wordprint and carries a narrower promise.

Where should it read?

Web addresses, one per line. Your homepage is enough; links get followed from there.

Read them first, free, before you pay: it takes about twenty seconds.

About you

Business name Email, which is where the document goes Anything worth knowing? Optional.

What happens next. You pay by card through Stripe. Your pages get read and measured. The document arrives by email inside two working days, at a permanent link, printable as a PDF and exportable as markdown, with the prompt pack on its own, ready to paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot or Gemini.

£395, back inside two working days. If the tool cannot read what you send it, or the document arrives incomplete or wrong about your business, you get your money back.

English only, for now. Every variety of it is fine, American and British alike. Anything else is declined and refunded rather than scored, because on another language this instrument does not fail, it flatters. Other languages are on the list rather than in the product: say which one and it counts as a vote.

The text is kept only until the document is delivered, then it is deleted. Payment is handled by Stripe, and card details never reach this service.