Multi-source capture
Pull from transcripts, voice notes, briefs, and source docs to keep every claim grounded in your team's real material.
Built for approval-first content ops
Capture founder voice, aggregate sources, apply your compliance rules, and get stakeholder sign-off — one calm workflow from raw note to scheduled publish.
Contentelli is an AI content operations platform for founder-led teams, content teams, and agencies. It turns founder voice, approved sources, compliance rules, and reviewer sign-off into a repeatable workflow for creating, reviewing, approving, and scheduling content.
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The problem
Most teams can generate a draft quickly. The slowdown is everything that arrives too late: scattered sources, missing voice context, compliance questions, and reviewer back-and-forth.
Voice, sources, compliance checks, and reviewer sign-off live in one workflow — so approved content moves toward publishing without another round of cleanup.
Product
Pull from transcripts, voice notes, briefs, and source docs to keep every claim grounded in your team's real material.
A voice model trained on each founder's opinions and approved phrasing, applied to every draft — no re-explaining the brand each session, no robot voice.
Avoid-phrase lists, disclosure rules, and risky-framing checks run before a reviewer sees the draft.
Clients and stakeholders get one clean queue. One click approves, one click requests edits — no more chasing Slack threads.
Workflow
Capture founder input
Source-grounded drafting
Compliance and avoid-phrase checks
Stakeholder sign-off
Ship to calendar
See the workflow
Cadence, tone, and approved phrasing travel with every draft — not re-explained in each prompt.
Founder voice: Aria
Use cases
Cut approval turnaround across every founder profile you manage — separate voices, reviewers, and calendars in one workspace, without mixing client context.
Turn strong opinions, product context, and customer proof into posts that sound like a real operator.
Move from brief to publishable drafts without losing voice, facts, or channel fit in the handoff.
Comparison
Contentelli is built for teams that need content to keep its voice, facts, and approvals intact from first input through final review.
| Alternative | Typical pattern | Contentelli difference |
|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | A blank prompt box that can draft quickly, but depends on the operator to supply voice, sources, review rules, and publishing context every time. | Contentelli keeps voice, approved sources, compliance checks, reviewers, and publishing readiness attached to the workflow. |
| Freelancer workflow | A person can interpret context, but work often lives in scattered docs, comments, calls, and approval threads. | Contentelli gives the team one repeatable system for source-grounded drafts, revisions, approvals, and handoff. |
| Generic AI writer | Most tools optimize for more drafts, templates, and variations before solving review quality or source grounding. | Contentelli focuses on the operational layer: voice memory, source context, risk checks, review queues, and scheduling. |
Example workflow
Raw input
"Most AI tools can draft. We need the output to sound like us and be worth reading."
Sharper draft
AI writing fails when it tries to sound polished before it has an argument. Start with the tension, then earn the claim.
Ready to publish
The post has a hook, short paragraphs, a real takeaway, and a clear CTA. Source context and review notes stay attached.
Example content is illustrative. Contentelli does not fabricate customer proof, regulatory facts, or performance claims.
Turn founder voice, source material, compliance rules, and reviewer sign-off into a repeatable workflow for teams that publish regularly.
Pricing
Plans scale with brand voices, not seats — external reviewers are always free. Credits meter generation (1 credit ≈ 2 drafts) and match billing inside the app exactly.
Prove the voice and approval workflow on one brand.
For a founder brand publishing every week.
$490/year annual
For teams running content across a roster of client brands.
$2,990/year annual
For regulated teams that need governance and control.
Billed annually · $1,500 one-time onboarding
Add-ons: Additional brand voice $49/month each (Agency plan, beyond the 5 included) · Credit packs $12–$139 one-time (All paid plans) · Voice Lab onboarding $990 one-time (Optional guided founder-voice setup for Solo and Agency)
| Feature | Free | Solo | Agency | Business |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brand voices | 1 | 1 | 5 (+$49/mo each) | 15 included |
| Workspaces | 1 | 1 | 3 | Unlimited |
| Team members | 1 | 3 | 10/workspace | Unlimited |
| External reviewers | — | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Monthly credits | 25 | 300 | 1,500 pooled | 5,000 pooled |
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FAQ
A workspace is your team's account boundary — billing, members, and the review queue live there. A voice is a distinct brand or client you generate content for. Most company teams need one workspace with one or a few voices; agencies often run one workspace with many voices.
ChatGPT gives you a blank-box draft. A freelancer gives you one person's version. Contentelli gives you a writing engine trained around your voice, source context, LinkedIn format rules, reusable quality checks, review, and publishing workflow.
1 credit = 10,000 generation tokens — roughly two LinkedIn drafts. An AI image uses half a credit; an AI video uses three. Every plan lists its monthly credits on the pricing table, and the same numbers appear in billing inside the app. If you run out, buy a one-time credit pack (from $12) or pay per-credit overage — you never lose access mid-month.
Agency includes 5 brand voices — each voice maps to a client or brand you manage. Beyond 5, each additional brand is $49/month with its own voice profile, sources, and review portal. Credits are pooled across all brands, so a heavy client month can borrow from a quiet one.
No. External reviewers approve, comment, and share voice notes through the client portal for free, on every paid plan. Paid seats are only for people producing content — writing, generating, and publishing.
No. Contentelli flags risky framing against configured compliance patterns, applies your avoid-phrases and disclosure rules, and routes content through your reviewer before publish. Your team remains the compliance owner.
Core workflows support LinkedIn posts first, then blog drafts, X threads, newsletter excerpts, community updates, PR blurbs, and campaign assets for SEO, newsletters, distribution, and paid ads when those capabilities are enabled.
Each draft can draw from the active brand voice, opinion sessions, selected sources, approved examples, source notes, and channel rules. The writing engine uses that context to produce a sharper first draft instead of generic AI copy.
Agencies and ghostwriters managing multiple founder profiles, founder-led companies, and in-house content teams that publish regularly and need stronger voice, sourcing, review, and workflow control.
Yes. Teams can invite reviewers or contributors to a focused portal where they can review prepared drafts, request revisions, approve content, and share voice notes or context. Teams that do not need review can move straight to publishing.