Enough said, right? It worked well enough that I wish I had opted for the higher tier, and had more teammates and words. And, it's improved over time. Here's my use case: I created a product (X) under contract for shared ownership, royalties, etc. The other party is contracted to do premier marketing for this product (X). However, I'm intent on ensuring their marketing team's best is on display 100% of the time for this premier marketing effort. Thus, I spend a couple of hours in SuperCopy pre-gaming for the Marketing discussion, passing along the SuperCopy "drafts" as reference materials for the discussion. Like with all AI tools, it's best to use them to speed your way to 75-80% quality and then spend your normal hours "obsessing over quality" as Newport says. Now, I can guarantee that discussions start at 80%, that ideation has taken place at scale, and that they can tailor anything I offer using their expert eye and experience rather than laboring on the mundane they don't care to do. I want their best brain-power and front-loading SuperCopy outputs helps me engage it.