Get in touch
Say what you are writing and who has to read it.
If smarticulate is the right answer you will be told how, and what it costs. If it is not, you will be told that instead, along with where else to look. No sequence follows either way.
A person reads it, usually the same day and always within two working days. Nothing here signs you up to anything. Or write directly to hello@smarticulate.io if you would rather not use a form.
What happens next
No sequence, no discovery call
A person reads it. Usually the same day, always within two working days.
If it is obvious what would help, you get a straight answer with a price and a date. You say yes or no in one reply. If it is not obvious, you get two or three questions rather than an invitation to a forty-five minute call, because most of what a call would establish can be settled in writing in five minutes.
If the honest answer is that you do not need any of this, that is what you will be told. It happens. Often enough to be worth saying out loud, and it costs both of us less than the alternative.
Nothing here adds you to a list. There is no newsletter to escape from, and no sequence waiting behind the form. One person reads it. The same person replies.
If you would rather not write anything yet
Three ways to find out whether this is for you
In order of what they cost, which is also the order most people take them in.
The Anyone Test is free. Paste a page you have published and you get a score in about a minute, answering one question: could anybody have written this? It runs in your browser, so nothing is stored and nothing is sent. Sometimes it says no. That answer costs nothing and saves you a purchase.
A self-serve Wordprint is £395 and comes back inside two working days. Send a link. Software reads what you have already published and writes the specification, fifteen pages or so, with a prompt pack for the tools your team already uses. Nobody rules on it, which is why it costs what it costs.
A Desk Wordprint is £950 and takes five working days. The same evidence, read by a person who then rules on it: which habits are strengths, which are tics, and which sentence you keep trying to cut is the best one you have. That ruling is the whole difference. If it does not tell you three things you did not know about your own writing, you do not pay and you keep the document.
A Draft Clinic, the interview version and the rest are on the Wordprint page.