Workflow-specific products Content, decks, briefs, proposals, legal, and sales each have a clearer buying path.
Review before delivery Draft, edit, collaborate, approve, and export in the same workspace.
Security + procurement path Security policy, support, and Azure Marketplace buying are public.

Current public contract

Current Gixo Quill implementation at a glance

These figures are derived from the implementation catalogs used by the live product.
AspectCurrent behaviorWhy it matters
direct-create content formats48Derived from the selectable Quill content-type catalog.
language and locale options90The current Quill language selector coverage.
primary export formats3HTML, Markdown, and PDF

AI Content Writer and SEO Article Generator for source-aware production

Create from a brief, reference files, or an existing draft. Choose source and evidence controls, inspect citations, edit and review with your team, then export or deliver the approved version.

Best fit For teams turning briefs, source material, and existing drafts into review-ready content.
Start path Start in the Quill workbench by creating, importing, or auditing content.
Trial or free path Start a 14-day Quill trial on the real generation workflow — no credit card required — or use the anonymous Content Health Check without an account.
Paid unlock After the trial, generation requires a paid Quill plan; choose the tier that fits your evidence, collaboration, export, and publishing workflow.

Lite

Good for one person getting started

Lower-cost entry for solo work

$10/seat/month

  
Seats
Minimum 1
Seats
1 seat selected. Total $10/month.

Core content generation

Basic templates

Clean PDF export

External sharing

External publishing

Starter

For individual writers publishing regularly

Best for one person doing real work

$59/seat/month

  
Seats
Minimum 1
Seats
1 seat selected. Total $59/month.

Core content generation

Sources, uploads, and exports

Personal content workspace

Version history and restore

Business

For brand-led content operations

Shared workflows, brand control, and admin setup

$99/seat/month

  
Seats
Minimum 5
Seats
5 seats selected. Total $495/month.

Everything in Professional

Brand Kit

Bulk content generation

Team workspaces and management

Enterprise

For Azure and private-offer deployments

Security review, procurement, and private offers

$129/seat/month

  
Seats
Minimum 10
Starts at 10 seats. Sold through Azure Marketplace or private offer.

Everything in Business

Azure marketplace or private offer

Onboarding and commercial support

Enterprise rollout support

Get it on Azure Marketplace

Start with a 14-day Quill trial on the real generation workflow — no credit card required — or use the anonymous Content Health Check without an account. After the trial, generation requires a paid plan. Compare the plan cards for exact feature availability; enterprise buying is available through Azure Marketplace or a private offer.

Format-first workflows across real industries
Brand Voice DNA, evidence grounding, and references inside the draft
Review, publish, and export from the same workspace

Why teams switch

Teams switch when the first shot is stronger, the claims stay inspectable, and the finish path stays attached to the same document.

Stronger first shots

Teams switch when the first draft already carries usable structure, brand voice, evidence grounding, and references instead of starting from prompt churn.

Inspectable claims

Voice, sources, and references stay visible in the workspace, so reviewers can evaluate the content itself instead of trusting a black-box output.

One finish path

Comments, review state, assignments, versions, publishing, and export all happen against the same document instead of spilling into other tools.

Selection guidance

Is Quill the right fit?

Choose Quill when

You need structured content production from briefs, source material, or existing drafts, with citations, editing, checks, review, and delivery kept in one document workflow.

Do not choose Quill when

You need a system to declare every generated statement factually correct without an accountable reviewer.

What is verified

Quill can ground claims in selected sources and cite them inline; deterministic checks — structure, readability, brief coverage against your editorial brief, answer-readiness, and library overlap against your existing content — plus evidence details help reviewers see what still needs verification.

Checked

What still requires human review

Reviewers still confirm source-critical claims, citation fit, terminology, brand requirements, and the final version before publishing.

Important limitation

Quill's deterministic checks and evidence details expose review work; they do not independently prove that every claim is true.

Verified claim

Quill evidence

Quill can ground claims in selected sources and cite them inline; deterministic checks — structure, readability, brief coverage against your editorial brief, answer-readiness, and library overlap against your existing content — plus evidence details help reviewers see what still needs verification.

Evidence
Current Quill generation, citation, evidence-detail, and deterministic-check implementations, including the structured editorial brief plus brief-coverage, answer-readiness, and library-overlap checks in the content workbench.
Checked date
21+ Content Blocks
Dozens Structured Formats
90 Language & Locale Options
Multiple Delivery Paths

Content marketing software: audit, generate, edit, transform, publish

A source-aware content production workspace for marketing, editorial, product, and knowledge teams working from briefs, reference files, and existing drafts.
Set a structured, versioned editorial brief — primary keyword, search intent, audience, required topics, and the questions to answer — that flows into generation as coverage requirements, choose the source scope and evidence standard before generation, inspect citations afterward, and apply configurable writing and terminology controls during review.

1
Bring a brief, source pack, or existing draft

Start from a topic, paste existing writing, or import reference files, images, audio, video, and web material so the source context stays attached to the work.

2
Choose the source and evidence policy

Choose your files only, your files plus web research, or automatic source selection. Set the evidence standard and trusted domains before generation.

3
Create a structured draft

Create articles, guides, reports, landing pages, newsletters, and other structured formats while retaining the selected source context for review.

4
Edit and review where the content lives

Use Power Edit, block-based structure, comments, mentions, review states, assignments, approvals, activity history, and versions around one document.

5
Repurpose, localize, export, and publish

Turn one piece into more formats, create localized versions across 90 language and locale options, export as HTML, Markdown, and PDF, or send approved work to connected WordPress and Ghost sites.

Five capability pillars

Built for teams that need format-first drafting, visible source context, structured editing, review workflow, export, and publishing in one place.

Analyze
The free Content Workbench audits generated or imported drafts with deterministic SEO, readability, structure, keyword, internal-link, and publish-readiness checks.
Generate
Create across 48 direct-create content formats with selectable source scope, evidence controls, writing guidance, imagery, and inline revision tools.
Review
Comments, mentions, review state, assignees, due dates, guest approval flows, activity history, versions, and publishing history support team review around source-aware content.
Transform
Repurpose one approved piece into slides, visuals, social packs, newsletters, localized editions, and other derivatives without rebuilding the source narrative each time.
Publish
Send approved work to connected WordPress and Ghost sites, hand a draft to Medium, or export it for other destinations. Export in HTML, Markdown, and PDF when the destination is outside the direct publishing path.

What generating and grounding actually look like

Real Quill screens, not mockups — the format picker at the start of a draft, and the evidence controls that keep it accountable to your sources.

Gixo Quill format picker showing content types including blog post, how-to guide, listicle, comparison, tutorial, FAQ, and more

Dozens of structured formats, one starting screen

Choose the format for the publishing job, then keep the resulting draft in the same editing and review workspace.

Gixo Quill evidence trust controls showing source scope, evidence trust profile, and trusted domains before generation

Grounding is a setting, not an afterthought

Choose your files only, your files plus the web, an evidence trust profile, and trusted domains before the first shot is written.

Use selected brand sources as grounding context

Select saved brand source documents when you create a draft so product, pricing, and feature material is available as grounding context. Citations and evidence details remain visible for human review.

1
Save factual source material

Add product, pricing, and service material as text, a URL, or an uploaded file, then review what Quill will use as source context.

2
Select the source set when you create

Choose the relevant brand source set on the Create screen and combine it with the source-scope and evidence controls required for the draft.

3
Inspect the evidence before approval

Review citations, source details, and unsupported-claim signals before approving factual product or pricing language.

Quill pillar guides

Strategic guides for teams building reliable, governed, source-backed AI content programs.

Start with a portable content brief

Use the free deterministic Content Brief Builder to export versioned gixo-brief.json, Markdown, and HTML before moving the approved plan into Quill.

Improve a draft or explore the full workflow

A source-aware content production workspace for marketing, editorial, product, and knowledge teams working from briefs, reference files, and existing drafts. Set a structured, versioned editorial brief — primary keyword, search intent, audience, required topics, and the questions to answer — that flows into generation as coverage requirements, choose the source scope and evidence standard before generation, inspect citations afterward, and apply configurable writing and terminology controls during review.

Check a draft freeWatch the workflow