Write85 review
AI content creation trained on your voice, with team controls and visual tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Write85 is an AI writing platform for solo professionals and teams that need content aligned with a specific company voice. It learns from uploaded writing samples, house style rules, and company knowledge, then applies that training to emails, social posts, long-form articles, proposals, case studies, website copy, images, and other business content. Individual plans support one seat, while team plans use one shared trained voice and add administration features. Its range makes it a fit for organizations producing multiple types of business content rather than for users seeking a narrow writing utility.
The monthly plans divide individual and team use clearly. Individual Starter costs $39 per month and includes all writing features, voice training, and image and social visual creation. Individual Pro costs $99 per month with the same listed highlights. Team costs $299 per month and adds one shared trained voice, admin controls and permissions, and team usage visibility. Team Plus costs $699 per month with the same shared-voice and administration features, positioned for high-volume writing teams. Enterprise uses custom seats, a custom word allowance, and onboarding tailored to the organization. The product has no free plan, so buyers should evaluate it as a paid workflow from the outset.
Write85’s strongest differentiator is the combination of trained brand voice and broad content coverage. Users can rewrite drafts in that voice, create content for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook, and choose chat modes based on training data, live web research, or a balance of both. Brand-guided image creation extends the workflow beyond text. Team permissions and usage visibility support organizations with different roles and review needs. The web-only delivery may suit centralized browser-based work, while teams requiring a broader platform ecosystem should consider whether that fits their operating model. Choose Write85 for brand-led, multi-format content production; choose an alternative for a free entry tier or broader platform coverage.
Write85 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Trains on writing samples, style rules, and company knowledge
- Covers email, social, long-form content, chat, and visuals
- Team plans add permissions and usage visibility
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is offered
- Available on the web only
- Enterprise pricing uses custom seats and word allowances
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