GravityWrite
AI content platform for blogs, social posts, images, videos, and websites
- SI Score
- 70/100
- Pricing
- Subscription
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Sign-up required
- Not confirmed
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What it does
GravityWrite is an AI content platform that writes blog posts, social media updates, images, and videos from one dashboard. It also includes an AI website builder, a text humanizer, and a social media scheduler. The pricing page lists Plus, Pro, and Bundle plans with monthly AI credit allowances.
GravityWrite puts several content tools in one place. The homepage lists an AI blog writer, an AI image generator, text and image to video, a social media scheduler, and an AI website builder. The pricing page shows Plus, Pro, and Bundle plans. Plus costs $8 per month billed as $97 per year and includes 500 AI credits per month. Pro costs $49 per month billed as $599 per year and also includes 500 AI credits per month. The Bundle costs $139 per year and adds WordPress hosting and n8n automation. Credit estimates on the pricing page show how far 500 credits go: about 15 blogs or 83 images on Plus, and about 70 blogs or 416 images on Pro. The homepage says the platform has 250+ specialized AI tools. The pricing page lists Mobile App Access on both Plus and Pro. The homepage shows a Sign Up button, but a login link alone does not prove an account is required. The page does not state whether a free plan, an API, or open source code is available, so those facts are unknown. The homepage also does not name the platforms the social scheduler connects to.
- Combines blog writing, image generation, video creation, social scheduling, and a website builder in one platform
- Pricing page lists monthly AI credit allowances and estimated output for blogs, images, videos, and summaries
- Homepage states the platform has 250+ specialized AI tools
- The homepage does not state whether a free plan is available
- The homepage does not state whether an API is available
- The homepage does not state whether the software is open source