Paste a draft and RAIL rewrites it in your voice, grounded in what buyers search for — not what you think they type. Need a contract drafted or redlined? RAIL does that too.
Half a sentence, a bullet list, a clause you're not sure about. RAIL works from whatever you've got.
Plain, warm, technical, or your own brand's rules: the same draft reads differently in an email than it does on a landing page, and RAIL knows the difference.
You see exactly what ran and what it cost. Nothing about the rewrite is a black box.
No character limit. Search grounding on.
Stripped to what it means and nothing else. Short sentences, concrete nouns, no decoration.
Meaning first. Short sentences, concrete nouns.
Spoken, not written. Second person, contractions.
Numbers over adjectives. Figures, not feelings.
Position first. State it, then support it.
A rough draft, a bullet list, a contract clause you're not sure about. There's no minimum polish required to start.
Website, email, LinkedIn, a legal draft, a contract to redline: RAIL shapes the output to match wherever it's headed.
The rewrite streams in live. A receipt at the end shows the model, the token count, and the time, so nothing about the run is a guess.
Drop in a draft and pick a voice. The same tool reads a landing page differently than a LinkedIn post.
Warm voice, aimed at LinkedIn — a full before/after plus the model, token, and time receipt, every run.
Need something redlined instead of rewritten? Same tool — switch the destination to Contract Redline.
You know your product better than anyone who'd write about it for you. But staring at a blank page after a full day of building the thing gets old fast — RAIL takes the draft you'd never send and gets it to something you would.
Every vendor sends you their contract, not yours, and reading eleven pages of indemnification language isn't why you started the business. RAIL reads it first and tells you what favors them, what's missing, and what to ask about before you sign.
You can talk about the business for an hour and sound like yourself the whole time. Sit down to write the same thing, though, and it comes out stiff. RAIL keeps the version of you that shows up in conversation.
Website copy, landing pages, email, LinkedIn, Instagram captions, sales one-pagers, case studies — pick the destination in the tool and RAIL shapes the output to fit it, from a scannable web page to a first line built to stop a LinkedIn scroll.
For Copy Rewrite, RAIL pulls search volume and related terms for what you're writing about before it rewrites a word, so the copy works toward phrases buyers search for, not a guess at what sounds right. Legal Draft and Contract Redline skip search grounding — there's no search volume for a liability clause.
Plain, Warm, Technical, and Authoritative cover most drafts. A custom brand-voice profile is part of the Paddock20 Client tier — talk to us if that's what you need.
Copy Rewrite takes marketing and web copy and rewrites it in your voice, targeting the search terms buyers use. Legal Draft writes a first pass of an agreement — an NDA, a services contract — in plain, defined-term language. Contract Redline takes something someone else sent you and flags what favors them, what's missing, and what to change before you sign.
One run is one paste-to-output cycle, whatever the length. The receipt after each run shows exactly how many tokens went in and came out, so usage is never a mystery.
You'll need a card on file to start, but nothing is charged during the trial. Runs are unlimited across all three modes for seven days — cancel anytime before day 8 and you won't be billed.
There's no run cap during the trial itself — it's unlimited for all seven days. On day 8, it rolls into RAIL Pass at $47/mo using the card on file, so there's never a mid-trial cutoff. Cancel anytime before then and nothing is charged.
Yes — RAIL Pass is month-to-month with no contract. The annual plan is prepaid at $397/yr in exchange for the lower rate, same as most annual plans.
No. Legal Draft and Contract Redline produce drafting aids and risk notes — a first pass that flags what to look at, not a substitute for a lawyer reviewing anything you're about to sign. Every legal output carries that disclaimer, and we mean it.
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