Wedding speech AI generator that creates three personalized speeches in about 60 seconds
Know which headline wins before you spend traffic on it.
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Pricing
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.
Free: $0/month with 5 rankings and 60 Claude-written options monthly. Creator: $19/month with 100 rankings and 2,500 options. Pro: $49/month with 600 rankings and 6,000 options. Agency: $149/month with 3,000 rankings and 20,000 options.
Key features
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
Head-to-head comparison of up to 200 variants
Bradley-Terry model ranking with calibrated odds
Honest uncertainty verdicts: Clear, Lean, Too close to call
Brand profiles to calibrate accuracy on your audience
Works for YouTube titles, subject lines, ad headlines, and article headlines
Accuracy measured on 9,841 held-out A/B tests
What makes it different
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
82% accuracy on clear calls, trained on thousands of real A/B tests never seen during tuning
Honest about uncertainty instead of always crowning a winner
56 times cheaper than Claude Sonnet while maintaining comparable accuracy
Custom calibration to your audience's behavior via brand profiles
Compare versions in both orders to cancel out model bias