Questions and answers

A website, a landing page, a marketing funnel, an app, a video, a set of thumbnails, a week of scheduled posts, or the copy and analytics around all of it. The more specific you are about the outcome, the closer the first pass lands.

A first working version usually appears in minutes rather than days, and you watch it assemble as it goes. Refining it is a conversation after that, so the total depends on how much you want to change.

Yes. The template gallery is on the Templates page — pick one and it becomes your project in a click, then you describe the changes you want.

You can start free without a credit card. Current plans and what each includes are listed on the Pricing page.

Yes. Each project gets its own data layer with its own tables and forms, created as the project is built. Submissions land in an inbox you can read, and you can add a field later by asking.

Yes. Member accounts, sign-in and member-only areas run on your project's own domain. You decide what is public, what needs an account, and what only the owner of a record can see.

Yes. A project can have products, prices, orders and licence keys built in. Ask for a new tier or a new product and the storefront and the catalogue change together.

Yes. Connect a domain you own and publish there. Certificates and redirects are handled so the first visitor sees the finished thing.

You describe the change and it happens in place — nothing is frozen once it ships. That applies to the design, the copy, the data model and the pricing alike.

Story mode carries a longer piece scene by scene, keeping the narrative, look and characters consistent across the whole thing. It suits explainers and multi-beat pieces rather than single clips.

Give it a link to a page you already have — an article, a product, a landing page — and it turns that content into a finished video. It is the fastest way to get something watchable out of writing you have already done.

Yes. Thumbnail generation sits alongside video optimisation, so the packaging is made in the same place as the video and can be regenerated in a few variants to compare.

Competitor analysis looks at what is working in your category. Trend prediction points at where attention is heading, so you can decide what to make before the moment has passed rather than after.

Yes. Campaigns, bulk posts, drafts and labels let you plan a whole launch or a month of content in one pass, then adjust individual posts without unpicking the rest.

Point Artime at a feed — your blog, a podcast, a news source — and new items can be turned into scheduled posts automatically. It keeps an account active without a daily manual step.

It drafts the variants each network expects from a single idea, so one announcement does not become six pieces of manual rewriting. You still approve what goes out.

Yes. Analytics show what is working across your projects and posts, and link shortening means the clicks you send come back attached to a campaign rather than disappearing.

You do. Projects, content and the data inside them are yours, and they publish to a domain you control.

Your prompts, files and projects are processed to produce your output and run your projects. The Privacy Policy sets out exactly what is collected, who it is shared with and how to have it deleted.

Write to us from the Contact page or email help@artime.ai. A person answers, and we read everything that comes through the form.