Will it break my pages if I use Elementor or Divi?

It does not touch the layout: it writes into the product description fields, which is where WooCommerce stores the text. If your page renders the description from a builder block, that is detected and flagged rather than writing somewhere nobody reads.

Where is my OpenAI key stored?

Nowhere, because you do not need one. Generation happens on our server with our keys and is billed to you as usage. A plugin asking you to store a provider key in the WordPress database is handing you a risk that is not yours to carry.

What if the batch goes wrong?

It reverts per product or wholesale, and the previous description is stored in full. Before applying anything in bulk, it is worth running a batch of ten and reading them: that is the difference between fixing ten pages and fixing eight hundred.

Will a generated description rank me better?

Better than a copy identical to forty other shops, almost certainly. Better than a description written by somebody who knows the product, almost certainly not. Where this pays off is the imported catalogue; where it does not is the page you already wrote with your head.

Content and brand

Eight hundred product pages with the manufacturer's description

If your product page says exactly what forty other shops say, neither Google nor a model has a reason to pick you. It can be fixed in bulk without leaving your WordPress.

Bulk generation for the whole catalogue, from the WordPress dashboard
Per-product rollback, with a warning if somebody had edited it by hand
No AI provider key lives in your WordPress

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The problem

You imported the supplier's catalogue and with it their description, just like everyone else.
Nobody is going to rewrite eight hundred product pages by hand, and everybody knows it.
The plugins that do it ask you to put your OpenAI key into the WordPress database.

A page copied from the manufacturer competes against forty identical copies.

How it works

Everything happens inside your WordPress, and nothing critical is stored there. Those two things at once are the design.

1
You choose which products
By category, by supplier, or the ones never touched. And before launching, the batch's estimated cost: nothing starts spending before you see the figure.
2
You review or apply directly
In supervised mode each description waits for your approval with the previous text beside it. In direct mode it applies itself, which is reasonable above a certain volume. The decision is yours and can change per batch.
3
You can always go back
The previous description is stored in full. And if it detects somebody edited it by hand after generation, it warns before overwriting, because that text cost time and no machine wrote it.

What you get

One screen inside your WordPress, with no other tool to open.

Each product's state: original, generated, hand-edited or pending.
The previous text and the new one, side by side.
The batch's spend, accounted in your account and with its cap.

Measure before you pay anything

The scanner runs 10 real responses in about 60 seconds. No signup, no card. If the number it returns tells you nothing, do not buy.

Measure my brand

Who it is for

Shops with an imported catalogue, which is most shops.
Anyone with hundreds of products and one person to write them.
Agencies running several shops that need to do it without entering each dashboard.

It is not for you if...

It is not for you if your catalogue is small and already written with judgement. Regenerating a good page so a machine writes it is trading something that works for something you do not know works.

Then look at AI copywriting

An honest comparison

	By hand	With Citenza
What it costs you	Eight hundred pages to rewrite and one person.	The whole batch from the dashboard, with the cost in view first.
The method	Or a plugin with your OpenAI key stored in the database.	The keys stay on our server, not in your WordPress.
Repeating it next month	And no way to undo if the batch goes wrong.	Per-product rollback, with a warning if it was hand-edited.

Availability by plan

Available from Starter. Cost is per product generated and is accounted in your account like any other usage, with the same spending cap. The WordPress plugin is free and needs no paid plan to install.

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Honest questions

Will it break my pages if I use Elementor or Divi?: It does not touch the layout: it writes into the product description fields, which is where WooCommerce stores the text. If your page renders the description from a builder block, that is detected and flagged rather than writing somewhere nobody reads.
Where is my OpenAI key stored?: Nowhere, because you do not need one. Generation happens on our server with our keys and is billed to you as usage. A plugin asking you to store a provider key in the WordPress database is handing you a risk that is not yours to carry.
What if the batch goes wrong?: It reverts per product or wholesale, and the previous description is stored in full. Before applying anything in bulk, it is worth running a batch of ten and reading them: that is the difference between fixing ten pages and fixing eight hundred.
Will a generated description rank me better?: Better than a copy identical to forty other shops, almost certainly. Better than a description written by somebody who knows the product, almost certainly not. Where this pays off is the imported catalogue; where it does not is the page you already wrote with your head.

Stop competing with a copy

And first check whether the models name you when somebody asks about what you sell.

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You choose which products

You review or apply directly

You can always go back

Measure before you pay anything

It is not for you if...

Stop competing with a copy