A straight comparison

Bazam vs ChatGPT

ChatGPT writes the draft and stops. Bazam knows which of your customers it’s for, then schedules it and posts it to six platforms and your blog.

Bazam vs ChatGPT

Producing a draft is one step of about six. Here is the rest of the job, and who does it.

What the AI is told

Who it's writing to

ChatGPT
Whatever you typed this time
Bazam
A 30-point model, per audience

Knows their drivers, values and buying behaviour

ChatGPT
Bazam

Still knows next month

ChatGPT
Gone with the chat
Bazam
The model is yours

Knows your company, brand and offerings

Held as profiles, applied to everything you generate

ChatGPT
Re-paste it every time
Bazam
Company, brand, offering

The whole team writes from the same brief

ChatGPT
Bazam

Generating

Draft quality from a good prompt

ChatGPT
Excellent
Bazam
Excellent

A different angle for each audience, from one brief

ChatGPT
Only if you re-prompt
Bazam

Marketing content types built in

ChatGPT
Bazam
30+

One brief becomes a version per platform

ChatGPT
Bazam

Getting it out the door

Publishes to your channels

ChatGPT
Bazam
6 platforms and your blog

Content calendar and scheduling

ChatGPT
Bazam

Translation into 50+ languages

ChatGPT
One at a time, by hand
Bazam

Analytics on what you published

ChatGPT
Bazam
Normalised across channels

Approvals and client sign-off

Clients review in their own portal, without your passwords

ChatGPT
Bazam

Using both

Your audiences and brand voice inside the chat

Bazam runs an MCP server, so you can draft in the chat and publish through us

ChatGPT
Via Bazam
Bazam
MCP: audiences, voice, publishing

Every chat starts from nothing

Whatever you told ChatGPT about your customer last month is gone. You retype it, shorter each time, until it's four words.

  • Your customers stay savedThirty points each: what they want, what worries them, why they buy.
  • The same offer, two ways"Only two places left this month" sells to one customer. "Your best quarter yet" sells to the next.
  • Three audiences, one clickThree prompts and three chats to keep straight, or a dropdown.

Up to 50% more purchases from the same offer, for matching the message to the customer.

Field experiments across 3.5 million people. Matz, Kosinski, Nave & Stillwell, PNAS, 2017.

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A populated 30-point audience profile in Bazam

The draft is a quarter of the job

After ChatGPT hands you the text, you still reformat it, load it into a scheduler, post it and go hunting for the numbers.

  • Six platforms and your blogFacebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn and WordPress, each with the version built for it.
  • A month of content in ten minutesSchedule content as you create it, then drag and drop posts whenever the plan changes.
  • 50+ languagesOne campaign, every market you sell in.

Then it tells you what every post did.

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The Bazam content calendar with posts scheduled across platforms

Keep ChatGPT. Bazam plugs into it.

Bazam runs an MCP server, so your personas and brand voice are there in the chat you already pay for.

  • Draft where you likePull your personas into ChatGPT or Claude and write there.
  • Publish through usSchedule and post without leaving the conversation.
  • Nothing to retypeThe customer you described in March is still there in October.

You keep the chat. We do the marketing.

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Bazam's personas available inside a chat assistant

FAQs

You can, and it helps. It falls apart when you have more than one customer to write to, when someone else on the team needs the same brief, or when each platform needs its own version. A persona does all three.

The same frontier models everyone builds on. The difference is what they’re told about your customer before they write, and that Bazam then schedules it, publishes it and measures it.

No. Take the AI writing out entirely and you still have the personas, the knowledge base, the calendar, the publishing to six platforms and the analytics. Writing the draft is one step out of six.

Keep it. Bazam runs an MCP server, so your personas and brand voice are available inside ChatGPT. Write there, then schedule and publish through Bazam.

From $39 a month. The entry plan includes the full 30-Point Audience Profile, every content type, all six publishing channels and 50+ languages.

No. Bazam reads your website, works out who you sell to, and builds a persona for each of them: what they want, what worries them, why they buy. You read them, fix anything it got wrong, and they’re yours.

Yes. Set up a persona for each one: your consumers, your business buyers, the customers who drifted off. You pick which persona you’re writing to before you generate, and every post in that campaign is written to them.

Yes. Bazam holds your brand voice, your offerings and your own facts, and applies all three to every post. The customer it writes to changes, your brand stays the same.

Bazam posts it. Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn and WordPress, each getting the version written for it, on a schedule you set once.

Yes. Bazam collects likes, comments, clicks, impressions, reach, saves and follower growth from every channel you’ve connected, and shows them in one place grouped by campaign, so you can see which campaign was worth running.

One campaign goes out in 50+ languages with your brand voice kept in each. You write it once and post it in every market you sell in.

Five minutes. Bazam reads your website, builds your personas and your offerings, and you connect your channels. After that, a month of content takes ten minutes.

See it on your own customers

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