Pricing

A content team costs six figures.
An engine doesn’t.

Flat plans, published prices — including Enterprise. Articles are counted per month, not metered in credits, so you always know what you’re paying and what you’re getting.

Free

The taste

$0 forever

1 member · 1 article / month

  • The full six conversations: strategy, research, writing, design, production, analytics
  • Strategist verdict with the SEO / AEO dossier
  • Brand-styled artwork on every article
  • Export to markdown or HTML
  • Community support
Write my first article

Teams

The engine

$99 per month

Up to 3 members · 10 articles / month, pooled

  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • WordPress publishing — drafts staged in your CMS
  • Search Console + GA4 connected: the full performance loop
  • Lean-in and rework proposals, automated refresh
  • Clusters and the content graph
  • Editorial memory — it learns your calls
  • Claude / MCP copilot access
  • Weekly digest · email support
Start with Teams

Enterprise

The department

$1,500 per month

Unlimited members · 100 articles / month

  • Everything in Teams, plus:
  • SSO (SAML / OIDC) and audit log
  • Bring your own API keys
  • Multi-brand workspaces — every client isolated
  • API access · additional CMS connectors as they land
  • Priority support, onboarding, SLA
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Why articles, not credits?

Credit systems make your bill a guessing game. An Eloquenz article is a whole unit of work — strategy, research, writing, artwork, publication, and measurement — and you can count them on your calendar.

What counts as an article?

A commissioned piece that goes through the full pipeline. Declined strategies, dialogue with the strategist, and performance monitoring don’t count against your quota — refreshes of existing articles count as one.

Annual billing

Pay yearly and get two months free. Need more articles in a given month? Talk to us — quota add-ons are coming; we’d rather sell you a bigger plan than surprise you with an overage bill.

Your first article, on us.

Type the idea you’ve been sitting on and see what comes back.