What can my business create?
Create podcasts, branded comics and infographics from your company's website and approved source material. Manage them together in a Brand Center.
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What is a Brand Center?
A Brand Center is your company workspace. It keeps your source material, brand details, suggested ideas, and content together. Start with your website and add supporting documents or links.
Can I review content before it is finished?
Yes. Review and edit your scripts and visual briefs before generating. Business comics pause for cover approval and page-text review before the interior is drawn.
How do plans and credits work?
Business plans are billed monthly. Credits fund Brand Centers and generated outputs. Review the current plans and the credit cost before starting generation.
Can I try it for free?
Yes. Your first Brand Center is free, with credits to make your first podcast, and there is no card to enter. Seeing the podcast, comic and visual ideas Obbo finds in your content costs nothing. Plans add centers and monthly credits; printed comic copies are paid for separately.
Do I need to record anything or write scripts?
No. Obbo writes every episode from your own pages. Your podcast gets a narrator chosen from a shortlist matched to how your company sounds, and three original music tracks composed for your show. Nobody has to record anything.
Where do my podcasts play?
On your website and in Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Paste two lines into your site and the Obbo player appears, styled to match your pages, with a button for your call to action under every episode. Copy your show's feed address into Apple Podcasts and Spotify once, and every new episode reaches your subscribers.
How does Obbo keep the facts right?
Every episode is written from your own pages and lists the pages it came from. If a fact is wrong, correct it once and every new episode uses your version. You can also edit a line of a finished episode, switch the narrator or swap the music, and Obbo records it again at no charge.
What is in a business comic?
A complete 16-page comic book: a cover and title page, twelve story pages, a next-issue teaser and your own advertisement with a QR code on the back cover. Obbo suggests three stories from your content, or you can tell your own, and draws your people and products from your photos. You approve the cover before any inside page is drawn, then download the PDF, share it online or order printed copies.
What kinds of infographics can I make?
Full letter-size pages that explain a comparison, a process or a price range at a glance, built from your own pages and styled to match your website. Use images from your website, your image library or your own uploads. Edit any item, then download the page as PNG or PDF or share a link. Infographic pages for a podcast episode are included in the episode's price.
What does the Obbo chatbot do?
It answers customer questions about your services, hours, policies and prices from your own pages and shows the page it used. It can give a price estimate with a breakdown from your own price list, and it sends you every quote and unanswered question with the visitor's name and email. When it doesn't know something, it says so and offers to have your team follow up. Obbo re-reads your website every week, so new services and prices show up in its answers.
How do I add the chatbot or the podcast player to my website?
Copy a short snippet from Obbo and paste it into your website's settings. It works on WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify, Wix and hand-built sites. No coding is needed, and you can match your site's colors and fonts without touching any code.
Which languages does Obbo support?
Podcasts, comics and infographics can be made in 11 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Polish and Japanese. On your website, the player picks the version that matches each page's language by itself.
Is this just generic AI content?
No. Obbo writes from your own pages and documents, and each step goes to the AI model that does it best: models from OpenAI, Google Gemini and xAI Grok, plus small models we trained ourselves. You pick the ideas, set how hard each piece sells, and review scripts and comic pages before they are finished.
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