For agencies
Wordcheck keeps a measured voice profile for every client, flags the machine tells before the work leaves your office, and produces a report under your own logo that goes to the client with the invoice.
A junior drafts with ChatGPT, you tidy it, and by month three every client on the roster reads like the same faintly corporate voice. Clients notice before you do — usually while renewing.
The same "why local SEO matters" paragraph ends up on four client sites. Google treats near-duplicate content across a network as a quality signal, and you are the common denominator.
The client asks whether their content is AI-written. You believe it is fine. Believing is not a document you can send.
You are the only person who can tell whether a draft sounds right, so every piece queues behind your attention.
What you get
Built from their existing published material — sentence rhythm, contraction rate, punctuation habits, function-word signature. Rewrites are held to those numbers, not to a vague instruction to "sound friendly".
Every piece is compared against everything else you have produced, instantly and at no API cost. This is the check no consumer humaniser has, because consumers do not manage twelve sites.
Your logo, your accent colour, your name in the footer. Every score explained in a sentence a client understands. Prints straight to PDF.
A junior can see the score before it reaches you. "Get it above 80 and matching the voice profile" is a brief anyone can work to, which takes you out of the loop on the first two drafts.
Writers, editors and account managers on the same client voice library.
Wire scoring into your publishing pipeline, or drop twenty drafts in at once.
The honest pitch is not that this saves you time — it is that it changes what you can charge for. "Here is your article" and "here is your article, voice-matched to your published material, checked for originality against the open web, with the report attached" are different products at different prices. The report is the difference, and it takes about ninety seconds to produce.
Yes — Agency plan and above. Upload a logo, set an accent colour and your agency name, and every report you generate carries them. Studio plan reports carry Wordcheck branding.
Paste in, check, paste back. There is also an API on the Agency plan if you want it wired into a pipeline properly.
Twenty on Agency, eighty on Network, four on Studio. Each is built from samples you paste in, and you can add more samples any time to sharpen it.
It detects register first. A formal, sourced piece is not penalised for having no contractions the way a blog post would be — that reweighting is what stops it producing nonsense on legal or technical clients.
Free account, no card. Score five pieces you have already delivered and see whether the numbers match your instinct about them.