As the GPT-3 competition intensifies, it's important to keep an eye on the lookout for the small differences between products. Peppertype's generator appears to be fairly strong, which is often the most important part.

As many have mentioned, however, the word limits veer on the lower side, even on Tier 3. In order to differentiate Peppertype, the limit should be 100,000. Especially considering there are 20 team members on this tier. For many solo users or very small teams, I'm sure it's unlikely we'll hit 20 team members and would be happy to trade some user seats for a lot more words. This is especially true when you consider how little Peppertype could be used if you do actually have 70,000 words to use across 20 people. -1 taco for this.

Another downside to the deal is that you're not able to create workspaces. Workspaces doesn't really add any costs to the app, so it's weird that there would be limits on this. Workspaces are critical to organization, so it'd be super helpful to have unlimited workspaces. This way, the word and user limits are still intact, but spread out across whichever workspaces you like. -1 taco for this.

The closest AppSumo deal this can be compared to is Nichesss, which doesn't impose these sorts of limits. They do have adding user seats for $39 one-time, which makes more sense as your team grows (if it does).

All in all, Peppertype looks to be very promising, there are just a few caveats that keep this from being 5 tacos. The UI is very nice and sleek, which makes it easy to use. Nichesss users should enjoy Peppertype's cleaner UI a lot more, as it makes it easier to navigate.

To recap, here's what would make Peppertype a 5 taco deal:
• 100,000+ word limit on Tier 3
• Unlimited workspaces
• Ability to trade users for words