Both Quick Draft and First Draft PRO aim to make your content creation process easier and more efficient. However, there are key differences that set them apart: Quick Draft
One-Click Draft Generator: With a single click, you can generate a basic draft for your blog post. Foundation for Your Blog: Quick Draft gives you a starting point, requiring you to add research, SEO optimization, and other elements manually. Monthly AI Word Allowances: The words generated in Quick Draft come from your monthly AI word allowances. First Draft PRO
Single-Click Comprehensive Posts: In one click, generate a blog post that includes factual, researched, and SEO-optimized content. Additional Features: First Draft PRO delivers key takeaways, citations, and more, saving you time on research and SEO efforts. Credits-Based: First Draft PRO doesn't use word allowances; it operates on a credit system. Each plan includes a certain number of credits, and you have the option to purchase more. 1 credit = 1 long-form blog post of up to 5,000 words. So, if you're looking for a more hands-off, feature-rich experience, First Draft PRO is the way to go. If you prefer laying the groundwork and then building upon it manually, Quick Draft might be more your speed. The blog post below was written by First Draft PRO, and our editor gave it a tweak here and there before publishing.