who it's for
Built for people who have something to lose by publishing badly.
Pick the one that sounds like you. Each page says what you would use it for, in the order you would use it.
A note from the founder
I know that fear from the inside. I run my own news sites, and I let the machine draft, check, illustrate and publish under my name. Everyone on this page has a version of the same fear, and Mastheads was built for exactly that fear.
Palash Jain
What you'd use it for
- Bring the stale posts backAsk for an article
- A month of articles from one listAsk for an article
- Write from your own brief and nothing elseAsk for an article
- Fill a site before it has a CMSPublishing
- Every client's blog, one loginPricing
- Your newsroom inside your own toolsYour content, your API
- A name on every articleVoice and bylines
What you'd use it for
- Bring the stale posts backAsk for an article
- A month of articles from one listAsk for an article
- A buying guide for every product lineAsk for an article
- Fill a site before it has a CMSPublishing
- Find what to write nextResearch
- Know what is wrong with the siteQuorl
- The daily paper, on a scheduleTopic discovery
What you'd use it for
- Bring the stale posts backAsk for an article
- A buying guide for every product lineAsk for an article
- Explain every term your customers searchAsk for an article
- Find what to write nextResearch
- Know what is wrong with the siteQuorl
- One article, five channelsDistribute
- Your newsroom inside your own toolsYour content, your API
What you'd use it for
Give it one article.
Start with a topic, a brief, a list, or a URL. Read the sources, see the checks, and decide what happens next. 7 days, 10 articles, no card.