UnTXT for organisations

Schools. Tutoring agencies. Student societies. Teacher training programmes. Different shapes on paper, the same problem underneath: a group of people who need writing checked, and somebody who has to decide how the budget gets split between them.

What an organisation account gives you

One bill instead of thirty. You buy seats, each seat brings checking credit into a shared pool every month, and your account manager decides who gets what out of it — a teacher working through forty essays plainly needs a different share from a student checking one draft.

Your own portal, carrying your name and your logo beside ours, so people sign in somewhere that looks like it belongs to you.

And a boundary that surprises most people when they first hear it: you can see how much credit each person uses and when they last signed in, and nothing else. Not what they wrote. Not what any check made of it. Their work is encrypted against their own account and there is no route from an organisation to it, because nobody built one.

Getting the details

Seat pricing, exactly what an account manager can and cannot do, how the white-label portal is set up, what happens when a payment fails — we go through all of that with you directly rather than publishing it.

Partly because the answer depends on what you actually need. Partly because we would rather have the conversation than have you assemble it from a page.

Request the details, or write to sataklela+hello@gmail.com if you would rather just start with a question.