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# audenAI Standard vs Deep

**In short:** audenAI comes in two tiers. **Standard** (Creator and Pro) drafts in your voice from your trained profile. **Deep** (Enterprise) adds a deeper read of your voice, drift protection, audience-aware suggestions, and correction memory. The tier follows your plan; there is no switch.

### What each tier does

|                                                           | Standard     | Deep                       |
| --------------------------------------------------------- | ------------ | -------------------------- |
| Drafts in your trained voice                              | yes          | yes                        |
| Voice match score on every draft                          | yes          | yes                        |
| Deeper read of your Voice Lab dimensions                  | no           | yes                        |
| Drift protection (catches when a draft wanders off-voice) | no           | yes                        |
| Audience-aware suggestions (Twitter)                      | no           | yes                        |
| Correction memory (learns from your edits)                | no           | yes                        |
| Plans                                                     | Creator, Pro | Enterprise (and the trial) |

### Standard

Standard is the everyday audenAI. It writes in your voice, scores each draft against your baseline, and powers Studio, replies, ideas, and chat. For most people it is all they need.

### Deep

Deep adds four things on top:

* **A deeper read of your voice.** It leans on the full Dimensions analysis from Voice Lab, not just the base profile, so drafts track finer details of how you write.
* **Drift protection.** When a draft starts drifting away from your voice, Deep notices and corrects toward you before you see it. There is no separate screen for this; it works quietly inside the draft.
* **Audience-aware suggestions (Twitter).** Deep folds in what has actually been landing with your audience, so its suggestions are grounded in your real performance, not just your style.
* **Correction memory.** When you edit a draft, Deep remembers the direction of your change and applies it next time.

{% hint style="info" %}
The trial runs on **Deep**, so you can feel the difference before deciding. After the trial, Deep is part of the Enterprise plan.
{% endhint %}

### The tier follows your plan

You do not choose Standard or Deep per post. It is set by your plan and resolved per profile, so there is no toggle to forget. Upgrade to Enterprise and every profile on it moves to Deep.

{% hint style="warning" %}
audenAI never exposes the underlying models by name, and neither do we. "Standard" and "Deep" describe what the tier does for your writing, which is what matters here.
{% endhint %}

### Common questions

**Is Deep just "a bigger model"?** It is more than that. The four capabilities above (deeper voice read, drift protection, audience awareness, correction memory) are what you are getting, not just raw horsepower.

**Does Standard still score voice match?** Yes. The voice-match score is on every draft, on both tiers. Deep adds the drift correction on top.

**Can I try Deep without Enterprise?** Yes, through the trial, which runs on Deep. See Free trial.


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