Houston · 100 places
Thirty days, ten seats, ninety-nine dollars.
We are opening ABCcount Teams to a hundred Houston companies before we open it to anyone else — law firms, medical practices, and operators and services across oil and gas. If your team writes documents that get read carefully later, this is for you.
See it before you decide anything
Three real rewrites. Not examples we wrote — what the modes actually returned.
An incident note, written at the end of a shift.
Crew reported a sheen on the water near the platform leg around 1100 hrs. Volume unknown, appears minor. Possibly from the transfer hose but we have not confirmed. Notified USCG at 1215.
These three are the reason the pilot exists, but they are three of seventeen. A pilot seat includes every mode — the everyday ones, five creative sub-genres, summarising, grammar and plagiarism checking — in the extension, the Windows app, and the dashboard at abccount.com if your IT policy does not allow installs.
What the pilot actually is
30 days
Not 14. Legal, medical and energy work on longer cycles, and a fortnight is not enough for anyone to hit a document that actually tests it.
$99 flat
For the whole month, for up to ten people. At list price that is $200, so this is real and it is not free — a paid pilot filters for teams who mean it.
Up to 10 seats
Add people whenever. Nobody has to decide on day one who the licence belongs to.
No contract
Cancel in the dashboard. No notice period, no call, no retention conversation.
Every mode
Legal, Medical and Energy included, along with the other fourteen. There is no tier inside the pilot.
Your text is deleted
Processed and removed when the job finishes. Neither of our inference providers trains on it, and one retains nothing at all.
Ten founding members
Ten of the hundred become founding members. Not a draw — the first ten companies to get five people genuinely using it inside a fortnight. If your team actually adopts it, that is the only criterion.
- —Five seats at almost nothing for twelve months, price locked.
- —Direct line to us — not a support queue.
- —A say in what gets built next. The Energy mode exists because somebody asked for it.
Who is asking
ABCcount is a small company. It started as a free word counter, which is still there and still free, and grew into a writing tool because the people using it kept asking for things a word counter cannot do.
The professional modes came later and came from asking. Legal exists because contracts break in a specific way when software tidies them. Medical because a rounded dose is not a style choice. Energy exists because Houston is where we are, and because an incident report that gains a cause on its way to a filing cabinet is a different document from the one that was written.
We are early, and we would rather say so than pretend to be bigger. That is what the hundred places are for — the first firms in will shape what gets built, because there is nobody else ahead of them in the queue.