Describe what you need and Contenza drafts it into your own content models ā not a text blob. Review it, localize it, then publish to your Shopify blog, your app via SDK, or any API. Free tier: 20,000 entries, 2M API calls, 500k AI tokens.
I built Contenza because I kept watching the same thing happen: a team gets AI to write something good, then spends the rest of the day getting it into their product.
That's the gap. AI gives you text. Shipping needs content ā with fields, a locale, a review step, and an endpoint your app can query. So most "AI content" workflows end in a copy-paste into a text box, and whatever structure the AI produced dies there.
Contenza turns a prompt into structured content instead of a blob:
⢠Prompt ā draft inside your own content models (blogs, product guides, FAQs, labels, landing page copy) ⢠Review and approve before anything goes live ⢠Localize with locale-aware fields, unlimited locales ⢠Publish through the Shopify app, a JS SDK, or a plain API
The Shopify piece is the one I'd point at first: entries sync straight into your blog articles, edits follow automatically, and unpublishing in Contenza takes the article down off the storefront. No more pasting HTML into the Shopify editor and fixing the formatting three times.
And for anyone currently on Contentful ā the delivery API is Contentful-compatible, so pointing your existing code at it is a base-URL change rather than a rewrite.
The free tier is genuinely usable, not a demo: 20,000 entries, 2M API calls, 10GB assets, unlimited locales, MCP integration, scheduled publishing, and 500k AI tokens on Nemotron 3 Ultra. No card.
One thing I'd genuinely like this crowd's read on: we made review-before-publish a step you can't skip, rather than an option. It's slower than one-click generation and I think it's the right trade ā but if you've shipped AI content at volume, does that gate help you or annoy you?
Hey Product Hunt š
I built Contenza because I kept watching the same thing happen: a team
gets AI to write something good, then spends the rest of the day getting
it into their product.
That's the gap. AI gives you text. Shipping needs content ā with fields,
a locale, a review step, and an endpoint your app can query. So most "AI
content" workflows end in a copy-paste into a text box, and whatever
structure the AI produced dies there.
Contenza turns a prompt into structured content instead of a blob:
⢠Prompt ā draft inside your own content models (blogs, product
guides, FAQs, labels, landing page copy)
⢠Review and approve before anything goes live
⢠Localize with locale-aware fields, unlimited locales
⢠Publish through the Shopify app, a JS SDK, or a plain API
The Shopify piece is the one I'd point at first: entries sync straight
into your blog articles, edits follow automatically, and unpublishing in
Contenza takes the article down off the storefront. No more pasting HTML
into the Shopify editor and fixing the formatting three times.
And for anyone currently on Contentful ā the delivery API is
Contentful-compatible, so pointing your existing code at it is a
base-URL change rather than a rewrite.
The free tier is genuinely usable, not a demo: 20,000 entries, 2M API
calls, 10GB assets, unlimited locales, MCP integration, scheduled
publishing, and 500k AI tokens on Nemotron 3 Ultra. No card.
One thing I'd genuinely like this crowd's read on: we made
review-before-publish a step you can't skip, rather than an option. It's
slower than one-click generation and I think it's the right trade ā but
if you've shipped AI content at volume, does that gate help you or
annoy you?