You have technical work worth explaining
Architecture notes, an approved product walkthrough, research or documentation give the campaign something concrete to say. A solo builder can start with one topic; a company team can nominate one reviewer.

CONTENT STUDIO · SERVICE-ASSISTED PILOT
For technical founders and lean marketing teams whose work needs accurate explanations for buyers. Scope a campaign around your approved documents, a specific audience and claims your team can support.
Pilot, not a self-service subscription. Content Studio is in development. Scope, asset count, fee and delivery timing are agreed before paid work starts. No audience-growth or lead guarantee.
Campaign Capacity Pilot
Start with public or non-sensitive source material. The pilot tests whether THONIS can explain your actual work accurately and reduce the effort needed to produce usable drafts.
A source inventory, supported claims and a campaign brief: who needs it, what problem it addresses and which next action it should earn.
Agree the formats before work begins: LinkedIn drafts, an article, a carousel or website copy. Review technical accuracy and the exact version of each asset.
Record reviewer effort, usable output and the campaign's chosen traffic or inquiry measure. Your team controls publication; drafts are not posted automatically.
Architecture notes, an approved product walkthrough, research or documentation give the campaign something concrete to say. A solo builder can start with one topic; a company team can nominate one reviewer.
Agree the approved inputs and claims before sharing files. Keep credentials, customer records, CUI and unpublished sensitive material out of the initial inquiry.
The current offer is a service-assisted pilot. Content Studio software is in development.
The initial scope delivers drafts for a named human to approve and publish. Any later publishing work needs separate authorization for the exact asset, destination and timing. Automated outreach is not included.
Start with one topic
Tell us what you build, who needs it, which approved sources exist and when you need the content.
Discuss a content pilot