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AI Content Editing

n8n, Make.com and Zapier automation with AI steps and a human approval check — fixed price, documented on handover.

What Are AI Content Editing Services?

AI content editing is the process of reviewing, fact-checking and refining AI-generated text so it is accurate, on-brand and written in a natural human voice. Our editors in Dhaka, Bangladesh, do this for US, UK and Singapore teams: every claim checked against a source, every piece signed off by a named human editor, and the style guide, prompt library and checklist left in accounts you own.

Delivered from Dhaka (UTC+6): each piece comes back in 48 hours, overnight for US teams and same-day for the UK and Singapore.
Fixed prices with word caps: a $300 audit, then a $600 pilot · See pricing →
4 days AI Content Audit $300 up to 10,000 words
2–3 weeks Pilot $600 for 10 to 20 drafts
With the pilot Pipeline setup $899 fixed
Monthly Editing Desk $999 up to 30,000 words

Who is AI content editing for?

AI content editing suits any team publishing AI-assisted work that carries their own name. Three buyer types hire us most, and each gets the same pipeline tuned to a different risk.

In-house marketing teams

You publish faster than one editor can check. You get a style guide built from your own drafts, a 48-hour turnaround per piece, and a monthly error report showing which mistakes keep coming back.

Agencies and content studios

Your client sees your name on the byline. You get a white-label pipeline, a named editor per account, and a plagiarism and citation report you can forward to the client unchanged.

Regulated and public-interest teams

Your text may fall under Article 50(4) of the EU AI Act. You get human review by a named editor, a sign-off log, and a written record your counsel can point to.

What is included in an AI content editing setup?

Every AI content editing setup includes six deliverables. You get a style guide built from your own drafts, a prompt library, an editing checklist, a named editor with a sign-off log, a plagiarism and citation report on each piece, and full handover in accounts you own. You receive a working editing pipeline, not a policy PDF.

 

Style guide from your drafts

A written guide to your voice, banned phrasings, formatting and citation rules, built from a sample of drafts you already publish.

 

Prompt library for your drafts

Tested prompts that produce drafts closer to your style guide, so editors correct less and each finished piece costs you less.

 

Editing checklist and error log

A fixed checklist every piece passes, and a log of the error types found, so the recurring ones get fixed in the prompt instead.

 

Named editor and sign-off log

One named editor owns each piece, and the log records who checked it and when. That record is what an auditor, a client or a regulator asks to see.

 

Plagiarism and citation report

Each finished piece ships with a plagiarism and citation report, so you can see what was checked and where every claim came from.

 

Handover in your own accounts

The guide, prompts, checklist and logs live in your drive or CMS from day one, and our access is removed when the engagement ends.

Not included: writing first drafts or original research · legal, medical or financial sign-off · guaranteed AI-detector scores · volume above the published word caps, quoted per 1,000 words or as custom pricing before the work starts.

What content do you edit?

Blog and SEO Articles, landing pages and pillar content drafted with AI, checked for facts, structure and brand voice.
Product and docs Feature pages, help-centre articles and release notes, checked against what the product actually does.
Sales and email Sequences, one-pagers and newsletters, checked for claims you cannot support and for off-brand phrasing.
Reports and decks Market summaries and research write-ups, with every statistic traced back to a primary source.

Which tools do you work in?

Drafting Whatever your team already uses, such as ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, running on your own accounts and keys.
Editing Google Docs, Microsoft Word or Notion, with tracked changes so you can see every edit an editor made.
Publishing WordPress, Webflow, HubSpot or your own CMS, through named least-privilege accounts that you create.
Reporting A shared Slack, Teams or email channel for handoffs, plus a monthly error report you can act on.

How does the editing pipeline work?

Our AI content editing runs in four fixed-price steps, each with a published word cap: a four-day audit ($300, up to 10,000 words), a two-to-three-week pilot ($600, 10 to 20 drafts up to 20,000 words), the editing pipeline setup ($899, built alongside the pilot) and an optional Managed Editing Desk ($999 a month, up to 30,000 words). The caps are the point: CMI’s 2026 B2B survey of 1,015 marketers found 89% now use AI content tools, while only 39% saw content performance improve.

01 4 days · $300
Audit We read a sample of your AI drafts, up to 10,000 words, record the error types by frequency, outline your style guide and quote the pilot.
02 2–3 weeks · $600
Pilot 10 to 20 real drafts edited end to end, up to 20,000 words, with an error log, before-and-after samples and a go or no-go report.
03 With the pilot · $899
Pipeline setup Style guide, prompt library, editing checklist, plagiarism and citation workflow, named editor and sign-off log, handed to you.
04 Monthly · $999
Managed Editing Desk Up to 30,000 edited words a month, a 48-hour turnaround per piece, a monthly error report and style guide upkeep.

What does a first engagement cost?

A first engagement costs $1,799 in total and is live in about four weeks: $300 for the audit, $600 for the pilot and $899 for the pipeline setup. The Managed Editing Desk is optional at $999 a month. For the wider service line, see our AI services; for the governance record, see error and incident documentation.

Team Named editors in Dhaka
Tools Your own docs, CMS and AI accounts
Communication Shared channel, 48-hour turnaround, monthly report

Why choose Eicra for AI content editing?

An AI content editing service reviews, fact-checks and rewrites AI-generated drafts before they are published. We work record-first because the EBU and BBC study of 3,000 AI answers found 45% carried at least one significant issue. Prices are published with word caps, every piece is signed off by a named editor, and all work stays in accounts you own.

Published fixed prices — every step is priced before you start, from the $300 audit to the Managed Editing Desk at $999 a month.
Word caps, not guesses — every package states the words it covers, so quality does not quietly drop as volume rises.
A named editor — one person owns each piece and signs it off, and the log records who checked what and when.
Sources, not vibes — every checkable claim is traced to a primary source, and anything unsourceable is cut or flagged back to you.
You own everything — the style guide, prompts, checklist and logs live in your accounts, and our access ends with the engagement.
Named contracts — GDPR Article 28(3) processor terms, the ICO IDTA or UK Addendum for UK clients, and PDPA-compliant clauses for Singapore.
45% Of 3,000 AI assistant answers about the news carried at least one significant issue, most often bad sourcing. Source: EBU and BBC, October 2025
12% Of B2B marketers using AI for content say quality went down, and only 39% saw content performance improve. Source: CMI and MarketingProfs, 1,015 marketers
2 Aug 2026 EU AI Act Article 50 transparency duties apply. Human review with named editorial responsibility is the stated exemption for published text. Source: European Commission
Case studies: This service line launched in 2026; before-and-after editing samples and client case studies will be added here as pilots complete, with each client’s permission.
Free 30-minute draft review Send one AI draft. You get a written note on the error types in it and what editing it properly would cost, whether or not you hire us.

Send one AI draft

Is it safe to outsource AI content editing?

Outsourcing AI content editing is safe when the safeguards are agreed in writing first. The main risks are unpublished drafts leaking, lock-in and loss of editorial control; IBM’s 2025 breach report found 97% of organisations with an AI model or application breach lacked proper AI access controls. Every engagement opens with a mutual NDA, named least-privilege accounts and a data processing agreement, and drafts stay inside your own systems.

Contracts and transfers

Which agreements are signed, and when?

NDA — mutual, signed before we read a single draft.
DPA — the processor terms required by Article 28(3) of the GDPR and the UK GDPR, for any personal information.
UK clients — the ICO’s International Data Transfer Agreement (IDTA) or the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses.
Singapore clients — contract clauses that meet the PDPA Transfer Limitation Obligation (section 26), based on the ASEAN Model Contractual Clauses.
US clients — SOC 2 readiness roadmap available on request; certifications are listed only when held.
Access, IP and service levels

What access and rework terms apply?

Access Named least-privilege accounts that you create, held in your systems and removed at handover.
Ownership The style guide, prompts, checklist and every edited file are yours; we keep no copies.
SLA A 48-hour turnaround per piece, stated in the signed terms.
Rework Free when a piece misses the agreed checklist; new scope is priced first as a change request.

Common questions about AI content editing

How much does this cost? See pricing →

How much does AI content editing cost?

With Eicra Soft, a first engagement costs a fixed $1,799: $300 for the audit (up to 10,000 words), $600 for the pilot (10 to 20 drafts, up to 20,000 words) and $899 for the pipeline setup, built alongside the pilot. After that the Managed Editing Desk is $999 a month for up to 30,000 edited words. Volume above a cap is quoted per 1,000 words before the work starts, or priced as a custom engagement.

How fast do you edit each piece?

Each piece comes back within 48 hours of submission once the pipeline is live. Before that, the audit takes four days and the pilot and pipeline setup run two to three weeks together, so a first engagement is live in about four weeks. Delivery from Dhaka (UTC+6) means an overnight turnaround for US teams and same-day for the UK and Singapore.

What does the human editor check?

Every checkable claim, number and date against a source; the sources themselves, opened and read rather than counted; voice, repetition and stock AI phrasing against your style guide; structure, headings and length; and a plagiarism and citation report on the finished piece. One named editor owns each piece and records the sign-off, so there is always a person behind the publish button.

Does Google penalise AI content?

No. Google Search Central states that generative AI is useful for researching a topic and adding structure to original content, and that the risk is using it to generate many pages without adding value for users, which may violate the scaled content abuse policy. That policy applies no matter how content is created. Human editing is what turns a bulk draft into a page with checked facts, real sources and an owner.

Must we label AI-generated text?

It depends on where you publish and why. Under Article 50(4) of the EU AI Act, which has applied since 2 August 2026, a deployer publishing AI-generated text to inform the public on a matter of public interest must disclose it, unless the content has undergone human review or editorial control and a person or company holds editorial responsibility. Our named editor and sign-off log create that record. Your counsel decides what to publish and how to label it.

Will edited content pass AI detectors?

We do not promise that, and no honest editor can. Detector scores shift with every model release, and the same text can be scored differently by two tools on the same day. What editing changes is verifiable instead: facts checked against sources, citations added, voice matched to your style guide, repetition and filler removed, and a plagiarism and citation report attached to each piece.

How do you fact-check AI drafts?

1. The editor lists every checkable claim, statistic, date and named entity in the draft. 2. Each one is traced to a primary source, not to another article repeating it. 3. Claims that cannot be sourced are cut, or flagged in the error log for your team to confirm. 4. Surviving claims are cited in the format your style guide sets. 5. The piece ships with a plagiarism and citation report and an entry in the sign-off log.

What happens above the word caps?

Every package has a published word cap: 10,000 words for the audit, 20,000 for the pilot and 30,000 a month for the Managed Editing Desk. Volume above the cap is quoted per 1,000 words before the work starts, or priced as a custom engagement for large or continuous programmes. The caps are deliberate: one named editor reads every piece in full, and that is only sustainable when the monthly volume is agreed in advance.

Who owns the style guide and prompts?

Your company does, from day one. The style guide, prompt library, editing checklist, error log and every edited file live in your own drive, CMS or workspace, and we work inside your accounts rather than ours. At handover you keep all of it, our access is removed, and nothing is retained on our side.

What access do you need to our systems?

Editors need only least-privilege access to the documents and CMS entries in scope. You create the accounts in your own name, grant access for the engagement, and we remove it at handover. Work starts after a mutual NDA, personal data is handled under a data processing agreement, and no sub-processor is added without your written approval.

Can you switch us from another editor?

Yes, and the audit is built for it. We read a sample of the work your current provider delivered, record the error types we find, and turn the rules you already use into a written style guide, prompt library and checklist. You keep that file whether or not you continue with us, so switching does not mean starting from an empty page.

What will you not sign off on?

We do not give legal, medical, financial or regulatory sign-off, and we will not certify a claim that a lawyer, clinician or licensed adviser has to approve. We do not guarantee an AI-detector score, and we do not write original research or first drafts from scratch under these packages. An editor’s sign-off says the piece was checked against the sources supplied and the rules we agreed; it is not professional advice.

Start with a four-day AI content audit, $300 fixed. You leave with an error baseline, a style guide outline and a fixed pilot price, whether or not you hire us.