From the article
Stop presenting in the first four minutes
The calls that close start with a problem the buyer can say back to you.
For coaches, consultants, and advisors
Paste a YouTube or blog link. Get an X thread and a LinkedIn carousel PDF in your voice, so you spend your time coaching, not staring at a blank post.
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You get (illustrative sample)
X thread · 1/7
Most discovery calls fail in the first four minutes. The consultant starts presenting before they understand the room.
From the article
The calls that close start with a problem the buyer can say back to you.
How it works
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An article URL, a YouTube talk with captions, or the notes you would rather not retype.
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Add one to three of your own posts. The draft follows their length, point of view, and vocabulary.
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Copy the X thread, download the carousel PDF for LinkedIn, and grab the newsletter or video script as Markdown or text.
Made for what coaches already create
Paste the link. Get a thread that leads with your sharpest line and a carousel that walks through the argument.
Use any YouTube link with captions. Verbatim pulls the transcript so the posts quote what you actually said.
Paste the replay link or your outline. Turn one teaching moment into a week of posts for the people you coach.
Jot down the pattern you keep seeing (no client names). Get posts that show prospects how you think.
Example output · illustrative sample
This sample started as an article about discovery calls. The thread and the slides keep the number, the objection, and the advice. They do not turn it into “5 tips to level up.” (The author and article are a made-up example written to show the format.)
X thread
7 posts
From the article
The calls that close start with a problem the buyer can say back to you.
The miss
Forty recorded calls. The pattern was the same: a pitch before a shared sentence.
What works
Write it down. Read it back. If they correct it, you finally have the work.
The question
Ask what they tried in the last 90 days, and what it cost to leave it broken.
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| Compare plans | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Generations per month | 3 | Unlimited |
| X thread + LinkedIn carousel from each source | ||
| Newsletter draft (subject, preview, sections, CTA) | ||
| Short-video hooks + 30–60s script outline | ||
| All selected formats count as one generation | ||
| Article links, YouTube links, pasted notes | ||
| Voice matching from your own posts | ||
| Three slide templates and your brand color | ||
| Edit every post and slide | ||
| Carousel PDF export for LinkedIn |
One source in, with whichever formats you tick: X thread, LinkedIn carousel, newsletter draft, and short-video hooks. All of them together still count as one generation. Editing, copying, and downloading never use another.
Newsletter draft: a subject line, preview text, a short intro, three to five sections, and a call to action you can paste into your email tool or download as Markdown. Short-video hooks: five to ten opening lines plus a 30–60 second script outline with on-screen text for Reels, TikTok, or Shorts. Both come from the same link and use your voice samples.
No. You read every line, change what you want, then copy or export. Verbatim does not connect to your social accounts.
We'll say so, clearly. Paste the transcript or your notes instead. A sentence or two is not enough; give it a real paragraph.
In settings, paste up to three posts you've already published. Those samples go into the writing prompt so the draft follows your cadence instead of a generic blog voice.
The free plan includes 3 generations each month, both formats, three slide templates, and PDF export. Pro is $29/mo for a weekly publishing rhythm.
Yes. Every post and every slide is editable. The PDF uses the saved version, so what you download is what you last saved.
Open Billing in the app and choose Manage billing. You can cancel in the Stripe customer portal in a few clicks, no email needed. You keep Pro until the end of the month you paid for.
Yes, on your first Pro payment: ask within 7 days and we refund it in full. Later monthly renewals aren't prorated. See the Refund Policy for details.
Your source and drafts are stored in your account so you can edit them, and sent to our AI provider (OpenAI) only to write the draft. We don't sell your data or use it to train models. Delete any draft from your history whenever you like.
It’s in last week’s talk. Paste the link and see the draft.