Three years ago, in 2020, our team launched Copy.ai, a web application that offers high-powered AI (artificial intelligence) for marketing , and sales. Since then, our company has grown rapidly and quickly evolved its technology, positioning ourselves as a leader in the AI content creation industry.

And while Copy.ai is one of the most advanced AI copywriting tools, it's certainly not the only one. If you're interested in exploring the market, there are a few Copy.ai alternatives you can try before committing to our tool (though we think you'll be happy with our platform).

Top 3 Copy.ai alternatives

Built atop the GPT-3 language model similarly to Copy.ai, these three alternatives come closest to what Copy.ai offers in terms of scope, options available, features, and copy quality.

1. Jasper.ai

Jasper.ai went through some branding issues—changing its name from Conversion.ai to Jarvis.ai and finally settling on Jasper.ai. Despite the early identity crisis, this tool is the most competitive Copy.ai alternative on the market.

Pros

Useful integrations: Jasper.ai works with several tools that content writers and entrepreneurs absolutely love and need, including:

• Surfer SEO is one of the best-rated tools that content writers use when optimizing their content for search engine success. The tool is built into Jasper.ai’s interface and works seamlessly, but it’s only available if you purchase the more expensive plan (Boss Mode). Jasper’s Starter Plan does not include the integration.
• Grammarly checks your grammar, spelling, sentence structure, and more. It gives a variety of helpful suggestions that can improve your writing.
• Jasper.ai has an integrated plagiarism checker that runs on one of the most popular plagiarism tools, Copyscape. However, it’s important to note that plagiarism checks are an optional add-on and that searches cost $.03 for the first 200 words, plus $.01 for each additional 100 words.

Pricing

As we already mentioned, marketing and content teams that write a lot of blog posts and white papers are going to have to pay a considerable amount for Jasper. The Starter plan that costs $29 per month will likely only work for teams that focus on short-form copy like Facebook ads and product descriptions.

Teams that write long-form content will likely have to pay at least $99 per month for the Boss Mode plan. As soon as they break the 100,000 word Boss Mode limit, monthly subscription prices skyrocket to $280 per month and more.

Copysmith’s product is built for e-commerce businesses (unlike Copy.ai and Jasper.ai, which have broad use cases). Can you use the tool to write both short and long-form copy for any type of business? Sure. But Copysmith highlights their product description and e-commerce ad campaign writing features.

Copysmith.ai does a good job of offering pricing options for a variety of team sizes and needs, starting with a very favorably priced Starter plan that’s just $19 per month.

The professional plan doesn’t give users any features that the Starter plan doesn’t include, but you do get eight times the writing credits and five times the plagiarism checks for three times the price of the Starter plan.

Larger teams can also create an Enterprise plan that’s tailored to their needs. However, there is little transparency on Copysmith’s website on what the pricing for Enterprise users would look like.