Wedding speech AI generator that creates three personalized speeches in about 60 seconds
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JP
Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Starter: $32/month for 2 articles per day (approx. 60 per month). Growth: $75/month for 8 articles per day (approx. 240 per month). Enterprise: Custom pricing for organisations, agencies and larger multi-site operations.
Standard: $19.90 (approximately 2,980 yen, one-time payment) for three personalized speech manuscripts. Free plan includes 26 sample speeches, question form experience, and one demo generation.
Key features
Search Console integration and topic discovery
AI article generation with live research
Topic cluster planning with pillar posts
Automatic internal linking and JSON-LD schema
SEO Intelligence gap analysis and rewriting
Multi-platform publishing to WordPress, Shopify, Wix and Ghost
Automation rules with fine-grained control
AI-generated featured images with alt text
Pre-publish quality gate checks
Three speeches with different tones (humor-focused, emotion-focused, balanced)
Wedding etiquette checking for unlucky words and proper closings
Automatic length adjustment to 600-900 characters (2-3 minutes reading time)
Personalized speeches using user's own memories and wording
Speech generation in seconds after answering questions
48-hour full refund guarantee
What makes it different
Decides what to write from Search Console data, not just a prompt tool
Removes inconsistent publishing and thin content that blocks rankings
Runs on autopilot with full control and approval options
Integrated SEO engine with on-page and structural optimization
Real customer results from Search Console showing traffic growth
Purpose-built for Japanese wedding customs and etiquette, unlike general AI tools
Generates three complete speeches with different tones for users to choose from
One-time payment without subscription or recurring charges
Automatic etiquette checking to avoid unlucky words and ensure proper formal closings
GenPressa
Speech Kobo