Copymatic lets you write digital ads, website copy or blog content, plus product names and descriptions. You select a tool, explain the product, and generate. One tool turns a short description into a 1,000+ word article. Pro, Team, and Enterprise are shown as monthly amounts billed yearly.
Copymatic fits a writing job that starts from product details and ends as an ad, a landing-page line, a product description, or a long article. Paid plans are not split by a published word cap. Each of Pro, Team, and Enterprise lists unlimited words plus the same research, scheduling, linking, rank-tracking, and publishing bullets. The shown differences are one, three, or ten autopilot projects and a 10%, 15%, or 20% backlink discount, at $19 or $32 or $66 per month billed yearly. The terms say Next Net cannot and does not guarantee any position change, fixed position, or a profit from those SEO bullets.
A good fit for
Drafting Facebook or Google ads, Youtube titles, and landing-page lines from a product brief.
Expanding a short description into a long article with a title, outline, introduction, and conclusion.
Moving a finished article through the documented Wordpress import, or calling the tools as a paid member.
Know the trade-offs
The public prices are labeled billed yearly. Amounts behind the Monthly toggle were not in the public text.
The homepage both ties plans to generated words on a rolling monthly basis and lists Unlimited words on every plan, without explaining the difference.
A 2% plagiarism rate and an estimate of about 5 min for a long article are the site's statements, not a check performed for this profile.
What Copymatic asks for and what it writes.
Choose a tool and describe the product
The homepage groups tools into social and ads, blog content, website copy and SEO, and ecommerce copy. Ads are described as a place to write Facebook or Google ads, Youtube video descriptions or titles. Landing pages map to headlines, subheadlines, or meta tags. Store copy is product names and product descriptions, which the page calls time consuming. The second step says to explain with as many details as possible to the AI what you would like to write about. Named controls are to adjust the creativity level or the tone of voice. The page says the model was trained with content writers and conversion experts. It does not publish tone names or the creativity scale.
The long-form block says you can turn a short description into a 1,000+ word article. Pieces can be generated separately: titles, intros, outlines, content, or conclusions. The page also says you can write unlimited SEO-optimized and plagiarism-free content for a blog. The FAQ names a long-form article writer for unlimited content per article, covering the blog title, outline, introduction, long paragraphs, or the full text. Plan cards list automatic keyword research, rank tracking, and AI SEO recommendations beside that article tool. Those are labels on the price table, not a promise of movement in search results.
Rewrite a sentence, change language, or write in Chrome
Shorter edits sit beside the article writer. The homepage says Copymatic can check and rewrite content so poor grammar does not hurt a visitor's trust. A sentence rewriter is described as understanding the sentence and rewriting it in a unique way. The language line runs from English, Spanish, French, and German through Korean and Indonesian, plus “+20 more,” and it spells one entry Japonese. GPT-3 is the model name on the page, called natural, unique, and creative, with no picker. A Chrome extension offers writing in the browser, with 80+ AI writing tools and a chat assistant named CopyChat. Another block says 50+ tools.
The terms say users must register with truthful information and must be over the age of 18. Only one account per user is allowed. After registering and paying where required, Next Net grants a personal, non-exclusive, revocable, limited license. You do not own the platform, and you may not share the license. The Wordpress plugin lets you import your articles created with Copymatic in one click. The API answer says the API reaches all of the tools at the same quality of content, and that the API is reserved for our paid members. Endpoints and rate limits are not in the public pages.
A suggested article workflow uses the long-form writer. Put the reader, the product, and the sections you already know into the short description. Generate the blog title, outline, introduction, and long paragraphs as separate elements, which is the split the FAQ lists. The homepage tells you to combine the article with keyword research, and the terms say a ranking increase is neither implied nor guaranteed.
Write ad lines and video text
A suggested ad pass stays in the social and ads tools. Enter the offer, the audience, and the action you want. Documented outputs include Facebook or Google ads and Youtube titles or descriptions. If a line is too loose or too stiff, change creativity or tone and generate again. Is to measure each line against the ad platform's own rules. The grammar check and the sentence rewriter are the documented ways to revise one sentence.
Name a product and describe it
A suggested store workflow uses the ecommerce tools for product names and product descriptions. Put materials, size, compatibility, and limits into the details. The page does not say the model will reject an unsupported superlative, so the editor still removes claims the product cannot prove. When the same item needs a landing page, website-copy tools are the documented source of headlines, subheadlines, and meta tags. That pairing is a suggested workflow for a store page, not a traffic outcome.
How to get started with Copymatic
1
Select a writing tool
Choose the group that matches the job: social media ads, a hero or landing page, a blog post, or ecommerce copy.
2
Fill in the product details
Explain with as many details as possible what the text should cover, including the product, the reader, and the point you need made.
3
Set creativity and tone
Adjust the creativity level or the tone of voice before generating.
4
Generate, then move the text
Generate the copy. A blog article can go through the Wordpress plugin in one click. Paid members can call the same tools through the API.
Plans are based on generated words on a rolling monthly basis, while the yearly view also includes Unlimited words on Pro, Team, and Enterprise. Beside Yearly, the page shows “4 months free.” public prices are $19 or $32 or $66 per month, each marked billed yearly. Shared bullets are all tools, automatic keyword research, scheduling, internal and external linking, rank tracking, AI SEO recommendations, automatic publishing, and AI and stock images. “Autopilot project” is not defined beyond the count on each plan.
Pro
A single autopilot project with the shared tool list.
$19.
Per month, billed yearly.
1 autopilot project
Unlimited words
10% off backlinks
Team
Three autopilot projects on the same shared tool list.
$32.
Per month, billed yearly.
3 autopilot projects
Unlimited words
15% off backlinks
Enterprise
Ten autopilot projects on the same shared tool list.
$66.
Per month, billed yearly.
10 autopilot projects
Unlimited words
20% off backlinks
A separate month-to-month dollar amount was not verified here. Ask the vendor before you treat the yearly price as the only rate. “No credit card required” and “Cancel anytime” appear without a trial length or a named free plan. If you fail to supply information needed for a service, the terms say no refunds may be granted. A general refund window is not.
The job is education-tagged writing help, not ads and articles from a product brief.
Grammarly is tagged Writing and Education. Copymatic already documents a grammar check and a sentence rewriter, so this is a job difference, not a claim that Copymatic cannot edit a line.
You want the e-commerce catalog slot more than Copymatic's article and ad menu.
CopyMonkey is tagged Writing, Marketing, and E-commerce. Copymatic already documents product names and descriptions. Look at CopyMonkey for that e-commerce entry.
Copymatic: common questions
Can Copymatic write an article of 1,000 words or more?
Yes. The long-form writer can turn a short description into a 1,000+ word article and can produce the blog title, outline, introduction, long paragraphs, or the full text. The site estimates about 5 min. That figure is the company's estimate.
Does Copymatic say the generated text is original?
The homepage says it was voted the tool with the lowest plagiarism rate, stated as 2%, treats 5% as reasonable, and calls the output original. It also says blog content can be plagiarism-free. No sample, date, or method is shown with that vote.
Yes. The homepage says the API gives access to all of the tools at the same quality of content, and that the API is reserved for our paid members. Endpoints and quotas are not in the public pages.
Yes. The homepage says the Wordpress plugin lets you import your articles created with Copymatic in one click and that it is on the Wordpress repository. Install steps were not in the public text.
No. The terms offer services as-is and say Next Net makes no guarantees of web placement, rankings, or profits. Homepage lines about traffic are not that contract.
The privacy policy, last modified September 28th, 2022, says a visit alone does not require information. Full use may collect your name, date of birth, email, telephone number, website and business information, and address. Cards go to third-party processors. Information is not sold without permission. Cookies must be enabled.
The public block shows paid Pro, Team, and Enterprise prices billed yearly, plus “4 months free” on the yearly view. The footer says no credit card is required and that you can cancel anytime. No free plan, trial length, or ownership rule for generated text is in the public pages.
NavHunt did not run Copymatic, did not open an account, and did not generate ads or articles for this profile. The $19 and $32 and $66 yearly-billed figures, the plugin, and the paid-member API come from public pages on copymatic.ai. The 2% plagiarism line is the site's wording, not a measurement NavHunt produced. This description is based on Copymatic's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including AI Copywriter and Content Writer - Copymatic, Privacy Policy - Copymatic, Terms and Conditions - Copymatic.