The client, not the document, is the unit.
Every tool in this category is good at writing text. That stopped being the hard part a while ago.
What's still hard, for an agency specifically, is that every client sounds different, and that difference has to survive being handed to a tool, a teammate, or a freelancer, repeatedly, across a roster, without anyone re-explaining it each time.
That's the whole design brief for GoMimic.
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.
GoMimic keeps the client’s Things Never to Say and the agency’s Stock Phrases out of new pieces, and changes only the sentence holding a phrase, so an editor doesn’t open a draft full of them.
GoMimic writes only from the material an agency gives it. A figure the source doesn’t hold is taken out before you read the draft, and your team still reads every one.
When GoMimic writes from a conversation, a quote nobody said is flagged for a person to confirm before anything goes out.
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.
On Agency, GoMimic’s One Click Fix applies a client’s note, and code refuses a fix that changes any sentence outside the part the note points to, so nothing from that answer is saved.
GoMimic never posts: the approved version goes to the agency’s own tools, and the agency’s team publishes it.
GoMimic reads a client's published posts and notes their habits; a habit counts once it keeps turning up. You add your own rules beside it. What must never be said is checked on every new piece, and How This Was Made shows where each post started.
A Voice Learned From Real Writing The Agency’s Own Rules Things Never to Say Business Facts
A post, a brief, a draft, a conversation, a recording, or their blog. It writes only from that material and the client's facts, and a quote nobody said is flagged for your team.
The client gets a link, reviews, approves. No signup, no software for them to learn. On Agency, reminders go out on a schedule. Approved text is locked, and each decision stays on a record that is added to and never rewritten.
The Client’s Review Page The Approval Record Approved Text Is Locked
The approved version goes to Google Drive, Slack, or a webhook, and your team posts it.
A branded PDF showing what was produced and how it performed in search: the artifact that justifies the retainer.
Not per client. Pro includes up to 3 people, Agency up to 10.
One job: client content, created, approved, and delivered.
GoMimic doesn't plan your campaigns, publish to social channels on your behalf, or replace your project management.