Hooks, emails, ad copy and product descriptions from Claude, GPT and Grok in one run. Keep the draft that fits.
Write 3 subject lines and a 120-word email for a 48-hour sale on our coffee subscription. Friendly, no hype.
Search RunEach one opens the studio with the text, settings and models filled in.
Say what you need, for whom and how long. The same brief goes to every model.
The drafts arrive side by side, each with its time and cost.
Copy the one you want, or send a follow-up to every model at once.
In the run above, all three models wrote three subject lines and an email. Claude Sonnet 5 also added a 20% discount and a Sunday end date that the brief did not give.
A run on the 3 models above costs 7 credits, about $0.28 on the $20 bundle. Credits never expire, and your first 20 are free.
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Every model carries its credit cost in the picker and its real input and output price per million tokens on the panel, and the total for the lineup you have built sits under the Run button. We meter nothing after the fact.
Add an OpenRouter key in Settings and every model response runs on your own account and costs you no credits at all. Only the synthesis, which reads every answer and lists the claims, stays on ours.
Claude Sonnet 5, GPT-6 Sol and Grok 4.6 by default. You can swap them or add up to six models before a run.
Yes. Add a system prompt in the workspace and every model gets it with each brief.
Anything with several good answers: hooks, subject lines, emails, ad headlines, product descriptions, product names and rewrites for a new audience.
Write the brief once and compare what several models make of it.