We started with a character count

Our team ran paid acquisition for B2B software. The bottleneck was never coming up with an angle. It was taking a good line and squeezing it into thirty characters for Google, then rewriting it for seventy on LinkedIn, then doing the same thing again next week.

Generic copy tools made this worse. They produced long, pleasant sentences that had to be cut before anything could ship, and cutting is where the idea usually died.

Seedand treats the character limit as the first constraint rather than a formatting step at the end. Each angle is written at multiple lengths, and the generator picks the longest version that fits the platform you chose. Nothing arrives with an ellipsis in it.

The result is copy you can paste into an ad manager without a second pass.

We are a small, remote team. We publish our platform limits openly on the limits page so you can check our work, and we do not train shared models on customer briefs.

If that sounds like a place you would want to work, we are hiring.