I find Copy.ai to be an excellent tool… I find Copy.ai to be an excellent tool for speeding up our copywriting service. Far from "replacing" myself or any of my writers, Copy.ai provides an essential tool for brainstorming new and often better components of the copy, so that we can assemble the finished product faster.

I was able to produce more landing page… I was able to produce more landing page and website without using fillers such as lorem ipsum. I just spent 10-15min writing up the project and it generated really good content for my websites and landing page. I really love using it to generate ad copy, my Quality score is now 8 on some of ad groups I've created.

Great quality of output (not always, but mostly) Great quality of output -- not always, but still much better than any other tool. What I like better than Jasper (Conversion/Jarvis) is how well it throws up just what you may be looking for. What I don't like is that they still haven't added (it's in beta they say) a 'Compose' button like Jarvis where we can just freely generate any content (without any template/tool/format). If it's AI, it should be able to take commands and generate output.

Fantastic way to cut your writing time and write blogs fast...but not for lazy writers Thus far, Copy.ai is set to make my work far more efficient. Don't make the mistake of thinking it does all the work. It speeds up content preparation but won't complete final drafts for you. That is your bit: you must do fact checks, proofing. That said, the proofing is minimal as the tool produces excellent grammar and style. It reduces research time, the time it often takes to complete a long blog first draft, and pulls out accurate facts that are useful to your topic at the click of a button. I can punch out several blogs and store pages in an afternoon with this tool whereas without, I'd get through just one blog and a store page or two. It's a powerhouse tour-de-force for anyone in freelance writing, copywriting and PR. It's a must-have for me now.

It's a great product but has a very bad… It's a great product but has a very bad team. Every other day it will stop working and the support team (including the founder, Chris Lu) has absolutely no idea about what's going on. They would just shamelessly blame this reason or that. Many times, (and they call it "accidentally") they ship bugs directly to the production. Seriously? Either they have ZERO skills for managing software or they're just irresponsible.