Big-team output on a small-business budget
Competitors with a content team publish every week, show up in search, and get quoted by AI assistants. Matching that with a freelancer or an agency costs thousands a month, and a ChatGPT subscription leaves you with drafts that still need a writer.
Contengi sits in between, the content workflows are already built, your knowledge base is set up with you, and the agents write to your rules. You spend a few hours a week reviewing and publishing, and your business shows up like it has a full team behind it.
What your business gets
One brand brain
Your services, customers, tone, and rules written down once. Every blog, post, and email starts from it.
Search-ready blogs
Keyword research, competitor analysis, and structured articles grounded in sources you approve, ready to publish.
Social and email from the same idea
Turn one blog, call, or podcast into LinkedIn posts and a newsletter issue without rewriting it three times.
A strategist on call
An assistant that knows your brand and your Search Console data, for questions like what to write next month.
Human setup included
Onboarding, knowledge base build, and training come with the beta, delivered by the person who built the platform.
AI at cost
Bring your own Anthropic API key and pay Claude directly. Typical usage runs $10 to $50 a month.
From sign-up to first post
Step 1
Tell us about the business
A call about your customers, your offer, and the content you want out there.
Step 2
We build your knowledge base
Positioning, voice, and rules go in, and we refine them with you.
Step 3
Create your first pieces
Blogs, posts, and emails drafted in your voice and reviewed by you.
Step 4
Put it on a schedule
Automations keep the rhythm going on the weeks you are busy running the business.
Is it a fit?
A good fit if
- Content keeps slipping down your list
- You want blogs and LinkedIn posts that sound like your business
- You would like a hand setting it up
Probably not a fit if
- You want content published with nobody reviewing it
- You only need the odd social post now and then
In the platform
From the AI content tools guides
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AI content tool: what to look for and how to choose the right one
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FAQ
Common questions
What should a small business look for in an AI content platform?
Check that it holds your brand context so drafts sound like you, covers the channels you use, and costs less than the freelancer or agency it replaces. Then test it on a real piece of work and time how long the edit takes.
How much time does it take each week?
Plan for a few hours a week to review drafts and publish once your knowledge base is in place. Setup is one focused session plus a few rounds of refinement.
Will the content sound like my business?
That is what the knowledge base is for. Your tone of voice, writing examples, and hard rules feed every agent, and drafts are checked against those rules before you see them.
Is there a contract?
No lock-in. The beta is $50 a month and you can cancel anytime.
The AI content platform for small businesses that want to look bigger
Set up your knowledge base once, with a strategist. Every agent works from it on day one.
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