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Open it in your dashboard and either edit it directly or tell the writer what to change and press Regenerate, which rewrites the article against your notes. You can also untick any research source you would rather it did not use. On a paid plan regenerations do not come out of your monthly article allowance, and you get up to 10 a day. If the article was already live the rewrite is pushed to your blog, and you can unpublish at any time, which pulls it from your site and puts it back in your review queue.

Yes, and you lose nothing by doing it. The Manage or upgrade plan button in your dashboard opens the Stripe billing portal, where the account owner can move up or down a tier whenever they want. Brands are part of the plan: Sprout and Grove each cover one brand and Greenhouse covers five, so running a second store means moving to Greenhouse. Your articles, brand voice, seed keywords and blog connections are untouched by a plan change.

Ten besides English: Spanish, German, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Simplified Chinese and Indonesian. Each one is a full translation of the finished article, produced by the same model that wrote it and validated before it ships, not a bolt-on machine translation. Sprout publishes in English only, Grove includes three languages and Greenhouse includes all ten. Translations are committed next to the English article on the git publishing path.

Your voice. During setup PostSprout reads your existing site, your own posts rather than ones it wrote, and proposes a voice preset plus a written brand-voice description that you edit before anything is saved. Every run after that loads that voice along with your products, internal links, author persona, tone and your list of things to avoid, and writes to it. You can rewrite the brand voice under Dashboard, then Brand, and the next run picks it up.

The card you entered at checkout is charged on day 8 for the plan you picked, $29, $79 or $249 a month, or the annual price if you chose annual billing, and the subscription continues on that cycle. Nothing else happens and nobody asks you again. Cancel before day 8 and you are charged nothing at all. Two things worth knowing while you are trialling: you can generate up to 3 articles, and trial accounts publish in English only.

Yes. The Manage or upgrade plan button opens the Stripe billing portal and the account owner cancels there. No phone call, no retention hoops, no cancellation fee. Articles PostSprout already published sit on your own WordPress, Shopify or git blog and stay exactly where they are. The content is yours and cancelling does not touch it.

Directly, and copy-paste is never part of it. Pick a publish target under Dashboard, then Settings: a WordPress blog connected with an application password or our plugin, a Shopify blog, or a GitHub repository if your site is a static build, in which case PostSprout commits the markdown and its translations straight in. The article lands as a real post with SEO title, meta description, categories, tags and a featured image in your media library. If you would rather check it first, turn auto-publish off and articles wait in your review queue.

No. Sprout, Grove and Greenhouse run the identical pipeline: same model, same live web research, same SEO fields, same image generation, and the same length target of up to 2,500 words, adjustable per article in the Writer. The only things a tier changes are how many brands you run, how many articles a month you get and how many languages you can publish in. A Sprout article and a Greenhouse article are the same article.