thanks,
i just had a look at the word ai website, does it really justify the price ?
its slightly more than anything else isnt it ?
having said that most of the spinners ive seen would not get past any human readers by a long way and would need a bit of manual work done on all the text- i take that for granted if it was to be human readable.
thanks for your detailed opinion.
so basically word ai is the best, but tbs is the best in the same price range as all the rest of the spinners.
i just had a look at the word ai website, does it really justify the price ?
its slightly more than anything else isnt it ?
having said that most of the spinners ive seen would not get past any human readers by a long way and would need a bit of manual work done on all the text- i take that for granted if it was to be human readable.
thanks for your detailed opinion.
so basically word ai is the best, but tbs is the best in the same price range as all the rest of the spinners.
I've used TBS api extensively, as well as WordAI. I'm assuming you're talking about auto-spinning. I don't know about user interface I've only ever used the API of both (TBS and WordAI).
If you're wondering about quality that they produce ... honestly TBS is going to give you OBVIOUS spins. There will be words swapped that mean different things and are taken out of context, thus you'll end up with sentences that do not make sense and are easily identified by a human reader to be spun.
Now reviewing WordAI (turing, I've never used the other one), they have several levels of aggressiveness in spinning. You can select to make things highly spun, or spin more conservatively (which spins less words, but the words it does spin are far more grammatically correct). My opinion is WordAI blows TBS out of the water, there isn't even a comparison. I don't even think TBS makes decisions based on grammar (only raw word swapping), but who knows they might have changed things since I last used them some year ago. WordAI makes grammatical spin choices. It also nests sentences, i.e. it'll give you a sentence nested as spun multiple times, reworded in a few ways that make sense ... TBS didn't do that as of a year ago to the best of my knowledge.