FAQs
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A keyword or a rough title. "best budget laptops 2026" works. You don't need to write a prompt or explain what you want in detail — that's the part WriteLex handles.
Automatic. Title tag, meta description, and heading structure are all generated with the article, not left for you to add afterward.
Varies by topic, but most users report a light pass — fixing a fact, adjusting a line to match their voice — rather than a rewrite. You should always read before publishing.
No. The Starter plan is free indefinitely and doesn't ask for one. Upgrade only once you've seen enough output to decide it's worth it.
Yes — it's a browser tool, not an app you install. Works the same on a laptop or a phone, though reviewing longer drafts is easier on a bigger screen.
Pro covers unlimited single-article generation for one person. Growth adds bulk generation — turning a list of keywords into a batch of drafts in one run — for teams publishing at volume.
Yes. Several agencies use the Growth plan specifically to keep output consistent across accounts without scaling their writing staff.
You keep access through the end of the period you already paid for, then the subscription simply doesn't renew. No further charge. Full details are on the refund & cancellation policy page.
Yes, any time. Switching to annual applies the 10% discount starting from your next billing cycle.
You do. Once an article is generated, it's yours to publish, edit, or use however you'd like.
Enter a topic you actually want to rank for and see what comes back.