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AI drafts often look polished - but the facts, sources & claims don t always hold up. ContentLift fixes that. It s the fact-checking + quality control layer for AI-generated content, making drafts publish-ready.

Launch offer: Free 7-day trial + 6 months for the price of 1

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One of the biggest gaps we ve seen with AI tools is that they draft quickly, but don t verify what they say. That leaves creators with hours of checking sources, editing tone and polishing clarity before publishing.

With ContentLift by YAi, we ve built a fact-checking and quality control layer that evaluates AI drafts across factual accuracy, source credibility, tone, clarity and readability - so teams can publish with confidence.

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As a member of the @v0 by Vercel Ambassador Program, I just had early access and there's no difference with the desktop app. This. is. freakin. mind-blowing.

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Most startup advice says: don t go solo.

It s practically gospel, especially if you want to raise money.

But I ve met plenty of founders who started solo and stayed that way. Some thrived. Some flamed out. Some figured out how to build a support system around them without giving away half the company.

Monetisation is one of those things that looks simple on paper but gets messy in real life.

I'm curious - for those of you who ve launched products (especially indie or early-stage), what monetisation model actually worked for you?

• Did you start freemium and regret it?

• For free trials, did you collect card details upfront or not?

• Did one-time payments convert better than expected?

• Was usage-based pricing a nightmare or a win?

• Any experiments with donations, paywalls, or upsells?

• Also, if you changed your model later, what pushed you to do that?

Looking to learn from real-world wins and the lessons learned the hard way. Feel free to link to your launch if it adds context.

Hey, I m Jessy - startup operator, marketer, and co-founder at YAi.

We re building the first platform that evaluates and improves AI-generated content, helping marketers turn robotic drafts into brand-worthy assets across text, visuals and video - no prompt engineering needed.

I m passionate about making AI content actually usable in real-world marketing and love connecting with builders, creators, and marketers in this space.

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