Stop prompting. Start publishing.

You paste your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or Mistral API key into your project. The pipeline runs every model call through your key, so your provider bills you directly at their published rates. We never resell tokens or add a markup: you pay us for the software, and them for the compute.

Because bundled pricing hides a markup, and you pay it on every single run. With your own key you see the real number, you keep any volume discount you already negotiated, and you can switch to a cheaper model the day it ships. Your data stays under your provider contract too.

That depends on the models you pick for each stage and how long the piece is, and a tool that quotes you one number can only do it by choosing those models for you. So we show it instead of promising it: every run records what it really spent, stage by stage, and the receipt sits next to the finished piece. The honest way to find out is to measure it on your own account. The free plan runs on your own keys and costs you nothing from us, so you can read a real receipt before you pay us anything. If a stage costs more than it is worth to you, move it to a cheaper model.

Nurilabs is a pipeline, not a prompt box. Each piece moves through dedicated stages (keyword data, research, outline, drafting, image production, quality scoring, final polish), each with its own specialised model calls and validation at every step. A chatbot gives you a draft; the pipeline gives you publish-ready content.

The pipeline is aggressive about this: sourced facts instead of invented ones, a deterministic typography pass that removes classic AI tells, and a scoring loop that rejects generic drafts. You still review everything before it ships.

Google’s guidance is about the content, not the tool that produced it: what gets demoted is thin, unhelpful, mass-produced pages. That risk is real, and no tool can take it off your hands. What the pipeline does about it is refuse to be a first-draft machine: it researches from live sources instead of inventing facts, scores every draft against an editorial rubric and rewrites what fails, then stops at a checkpoint for your sign-off. What is left is yours, and it is the part that matters: publishing at a depth and a rhythm that serve a reader. The pipeline gives you something worth publishing, not a licence to publish anything.

One credit is one complete pipeline run: research, writing, images, quality loop and polish included. Editing metas, slugs or key takeaways on a finished piece costs nothing at all, and regenerating an image never costs an article credit. Regenerating from Google Images does draw one image from your monthly image pool, whether or not you keep the result.

Yes. Nothing publishes without your sign-off. There are built-in review checkpoints for the brief, the images, and the final draft. You can approve in one click or request changes.