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The same segment definitions, in every analyst's draft
WriteWithPaige keeps your segment definitions, methodology notes, and terminology in a Brand Bible the AI reads before drafting a report, remembered across every session. Each analyst gets their own top-tier workspace, one invoice for the team.
Set Up Your Team$150 per seat per month, 2 seat minimum. One invoice for the whole team.
Sound familiar?
Segment definitions drift between reports
One analyst calls it "early adopters," another calls the same group "power users" three reports later. Clients notice the inconsistency before you do.
Methodology notes live outside the draft
Sample size caveats and definitional footnotes sit in a separate style guide that analysts forget to check under deadline.
Every new analyst starts from a blank template
Onboarding a new hire means walking them through terminology and formatting conventions by hand, report after report.
How WriteWithPaige solves it
Brand Bible
Segment definitions, methodology notes, and house terminology as structured entries the AI reads before drafting any section of a report.
Persistent Memory
Nothing gets re-explained. Client history, past findings, and terminology carry forward in every session, per project.
Brand Voices
Save a firm-wide Brand Voice, formal and precise, and every analyst can draft in it without re-tuning tone by hand.
Audiobook Narration
Turn a finished report into a narrated audio briefing, useful for executives who review findings on the go.
Edit Mode
Run a tracked-changes edit pass over a report section before it goes to a client — line edits, prose notes, and readability metrics, accept or reject line by line. Folders per client or study still keep raw data and prior reports organized.
Per-Seat Business Plan
Every analyst gets their own top-tier workspace with the highest usage limits. One invoice for the team, seats added or removed anytime.
What research teams use today, and where it breaks
Frequently asked questions
Can the whole team share one set of segment definitions?
Each seat is its own private workspace in this version, not a shared real-time one. Every analyst builds the Brand Bible of definitions and methodology notes in their own workspace, importable from your existing style guide.
Does it help keep terminology consistent across reports?
Yes. Once a term or segment definition is in an analyst's Brand Bible, the AI reads it before drafting any section that mentions it.
What does Business cost?
Business is $150 per seat per month, or $1,500 per seat per year, two-seat minimum. Every seat gets WriteWithPaige's highest usage limits. One invoice, seats added or removed anytime.
Can we onboard a new analyst quickly?
Invite them from Settings and have them import your existing terminology and methodology notes into their workspace. They start drafting with the same reference material as the rest of the team.
Can reports be turned into audio briefings?
Yes. Narrate a finished report into an audio briefing directly from the project, for executives who'd rather listen than read.
Is our client data private?
Yes. Reports, data, and Brand Bible entries are never read, sold, or used to train AI models.
What kinds of reports can it draft?
Market reports, segment profiles, competitive analyses, executive summaries, and survey writeups, anything your team drafts from research notes.
The same segment definitions, in every analyst's draft
WriteWithPaige keeps your segment definitions, methodology notes, and terminology in a Brand Bible the AI reads before drafting a report, remembered across every session. Each analyst gets their own top-tier workspace, one invoice for the team.
Set Up Your Team$150 per seat per month, 2 seat minimum. One invoice for the whole team.