per person
per agency
Anyone who wants one general assistant.
ForOne or two clients, and a hundred other jobs
ChatGPT is a general-purpose assistant, and it's very good at this task. Give it a blog post and a decent description of how a client writes, and you'll get a usable LinkedIn post. For one or two clients, an agency with good habits can run this way indefinitely.
CoversProjects, and much else
Projects let you keep instructions and files attached to a workspace, so what you set up doesn't vanish between chats. It does a hundred other things besides.
PricedPer person
Each person has their own plan, and the team plan is sold by the seat.
Agencies with a roster of clients.
ForAgencies running five to thirty clients on retainer
Agencies of one to ten people, where the recurring cost isn't governance. It's creating content in a different voice for each client, getting it approved, and delivering it.
VoiceLearned, not configured
Client voice learned from the client's own writing rather than configured. Approvals and client reporting included rather than tiered.
PricedOne flat price per agency
One flat price per agency, not per client. Pro includes up to 3 people, Agency up to 10.
What GoMimic Does
GoMimic counts a writing habit only once it keeps turning up in a client’s writing, so one unusual post can’t bend that client’s voice.
In GoMimic, a client approves by link with no login, nothing approves itself, and a link nobody answers expires, so silence never becomes a yes.
GoMimic locks approved text and keeps each decision on a record that is added to and never rewritten, so an agency can show who approved what, and when.
Where the Two Diverge
VoiceKept by you, or learned
ChatGPT: In ChatGPT, you do it. You write the description, you choose the files, and you keep them current.
GoMimic: In GoMimic, a habit counts once it keeps turning up in the client's writing, and your own rules sit beside it. Things Never to Say and your Stock Phrases are checked on every new piece.
At fifteen clientsFifteen projects, or one list
ChatGPT: ChatGPT scales by adding projects; each one is a thing you set up and maintain.
GoMimic: GoMimic's structure assumes many clients from the start: a shared list and a switcher.
Client approvalNot the focus, or half the job
ChatGPT: Check its current team features directly.
GoMimic: Client approval by link with no login, in rounds, with a record that is added to and never rewritten, and approved text locked. Each client approval stays on the record, with no account for them to create.
After the draftA document, or a client's post
ChatGPT: ChatGPT produces text in a chat or a document.
GoMimic: GoMimic produces assets attached to a client, which can be sent to that client for approval, dated on a calendar, and rolled into a report.
Leaving the toolYour tools, either way
ChatGPT: From ChatGPT, by copying or downloading and, where it is connected, into Google Docs.
GoMimic: From GoMimic, by copying, by webhook into whatever the agency already uses, or into a Google Doc in the client's own Drive folder.
ScopeEverything, or one job
ChatGPT: ChatGPT does a hundred other things.
GoMimic: GoMimic covers one job: client content, created in the client's voice, approved by the client, and delivered by your team.
When ChatGPT Is the Better Choice
ChatGPT is built for these and GoMimic isn't.
- One or two clients
- One subscription that also writes your proposals
- Debugging spreadsheet formulas and drafting emails
- A job that isn't currently costing you hours
What You Pay For Is What They Think the Job Is
Look at what a tool charges by, and you will see the job it was built around.
- A seat means the job is a person's access.
- A client workspace means the job is a client's project.
- A flat agency price means the job is the whole roster.
Pricing Shape
ChatGPTPer person
ChatGPT is priced per person, and its team plan by the seat.
GoMimicBoth plans published, per agency
GoMimic publishes both plans and charges per agency rather than per client, with up to 15 clients on Pro and 30 on Agency. Pro includes up to 3 people, Agency up to 10.
PricesOn each company’s own page
Both companies' current prices are on their own pricing pages. Ours is on the pricing page; check theirs directly rather than trusting a comparison table.
really, go and check theirs
Questions
Doesn't ChatGPT remember with Projects?+
It does. The question is who keeps it accurate. A project holds what you put in it, so a client's voice is as good as the description you wrote and how recently you updated it. In GoMimic a habit counts once it keeps turning up in the client's writing.
Is the writing better?+
That's not the claim. The difference is that GoMimic starts from a client's real writing and your rules, so you don't spend the first part of every session explaining the client again.
Can I use both?+
Yes. ChatGPT for the thinking, GoMimic for the client work across a roster.
Paste a published post and see what comes back. No account.
Billed per: agency
Your clients: one folder each
Client logins needed: none
the third bill