A brochure that reads like it was written for one company — because it was.

A short, designed document that explains what you sell and why it matters, written to be left behind after a meeting or forwarded to people who weren't on the call. Edithly writes each brochure for one prospect, using the language and use cases of their industry rather than a generic product overview.

A one-pager makes a single value case on one page, for a busy buyer or a champion to forward. A brochure has room for more: several use cases, how they map to the prospect's industry and the proof behind them. Both come from the same account research, so you can send whichever fits the moment.

It reads the prospect's website to understand their business and market, then frames your product the way that industry would use it. The benefits shown are tied to the pains the research found, and the proof points come from the playbook you set up, so nothing is claimed that you can't back up.

Both. Each brochure is formatted to be printed or forwarded, and it also gets a share link. On the Ninja and Pro plans that link shows views and when it was last opened, so you know when the brochure is being passed around.

No. Your logo, colors and fonts are pulled from your website when you set up the playbook, so every brochure comes out on-brand. Reps generate what they need directly and review it before it goes out, with no design request in the queue.