Say what matters.
Agree your company story and the messages behind your communications.
Build an editable company narrative and the foundations of your messaging house. Bring core messages and proof points into communications for each audience, from press releases to client emails and staff briefings.
14 days free · No card required · No automatic charge
When several people communicate a change, the message can drift. Keep the agreed facts and priorities close to the work.
For communications owners coordinating partners, service lines or teams. Start with one messaging house, then use a messaging matrix approach to adjust emphasis for clients, employees or the media.
Agree your company story and the messages behind your communications.
Keep approved information and its sources close to every draft.
Adapt the emphasis for each audience without changing the underlying facts or message.
An accountancy firm launches an advisory service. Accurate copy can still make it sound like routine bookkeeping. The agreed message connects the service to decisions owners need to make.
Choose a format:
Our new advisory service includes monthly management accounts, cash-flow scenarios and quarterly planning meetings.
The service facts are true. The emphasis misses the intended purpose.Our new advisory service helps business owners explore decisions about hiring, stock and investment, using monthly management accounts, cash-flow scenarios and quarterly planning meetings.
The announcement leads with the purpose, then explains the work behind it.Fictional worked example, not a customer result. The same approved facts and message support all three versions. You review and approve every draft.
A shared messaging house. Approved company facts. Audience-specific drafts informed by a messaging matrix.
Add your website or company information. Review the proposed facts, narrative and writing style to establish your core messaging.
Choose the audience, priority message and supporting facts—just as you would in a messaging matrix. Draft using your approved company context.
Check the facts and message, edit the wording and export to Word. Reuse the foundation for the next related task.
14-day free trial · No card required · You review before publication
Review the evidence behind proposed company facts.
AI helps with the writing. You decide what is ready to use.
Shape the messages and writing style your team uses.
14 days free. No card required. No automatic charge.
For small businesses and solo communicators.
For teams connecting external and internal communications.
For consultants and teams coordinating editorial reviews.
GBP monthly prices, subject to applicable taxes. Your trial does not convert to a paid subscription automatically.
Add your website or enter company information. Inkloch proposes facts, a company narrative and writing guidance for you to review and edit. You can also add facts manually.
Press releases, thought leadership, leadership Q&As and other external communications. Team and Agency plans also include internal communications and a shared content calendar.
A messaging house defines the central story, key messages and proof points. A messaging matrix maps those messages to audiences and channels. Inkloch supports the shared foundation behind both with reviewed facts, an editable company narrative and writing guidance. Your team decides which messages to approve and use.
You review, approve and publish your content. Direct social and website publishing are not currently included.
After 14 days, your workspace becomes read-only unless a paid subscription is activated. Your trial does not charge you automatically. A paid plan requires a separate checkout when available; immediate availability at trial end is not guaranteed. See our terms and privacy notice.
Start with a real communications task. Keep your facts, messages and final sign-off in your hands.