FAQ
Questions people actually ask.
What is an AI creative partner?
A live system where your brand is structured data — voice, messaging, audience, assets — that every module and Marshi use as context. It's the layer between your brand and every tool (AI or human) that produces work on behalf of it.
How is Marshi different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a generic model that guesses your brand every time. Marshi uses your actual brand — versioned, scoped, live — so output stays on-brand by default, not by prompt engineering.
How is it different from Notion or a wiki?
Notion stores text. Marshi structures brand truth and makes it executable — every module reads and writes against the same model.
How is it different from a page builder?
Sites is one module among many, and it's predictable, preview-safe and brand-first. The product isn't a builder — it's the partner around it.
How does Marshi actually use my brand?
Marshi reads the active brand profile, project context, inheritance and any instructions or notes you've added for that brand or project. It pulls this context into every job — drafting, reviewing, advising, analysing.
Who owns the data?
You do. Your workspace, your brand profile, your drafts and your outputs belong to you. You can export and delete at any time.
Is there a free plan?
You start on Free, at 0 kr, with no card. Upgrade to Pro when you want the full product.
Do you support multiple brands?
Yes. Free includes 1 brand. Pro, Max, Max Plus and Business each include 5 brands. Pro is 199 kr a month, Max is 999 kr a month, and Max Plus is 1 999 kr a month. On Business, a Creator seat is 299 kr a month and a Member seat is 99 kr a month. Paying yearly saves 17%. Enterprise includes more brands and is scoped with you. Everything you create under a brand inherits its brand context.
What about security and isolation?
Every company's data is fully separated from everyone else's. Role-based permissions and access controls are built in. Workspace owners can see recent changes to who has access.
Where do you host?
Marshi runs on Vercel (Next.js) with Supabase Postgres. Application functions run in Frankfurt (fra1), and the production database is in AWS eu-central-1 (Frankfurt). Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
