Jasper AI Review - Formerly Jarvis - Full Walkthrough & Demo

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[rajudesai]

Thank you for the great review. great review as always good👍👍👍👍

[heartlacies]

My brother randomly had this and gave me access to it, very excited to use it

[graemeyoung]

Yeah I'm sold on Jarvis, not through lack of looking and purchasing other AI softwares, but at the end of the day the quality and ease that Jasper produces quality content is unmatched (in my opinion). Thanks david for another informative review

[stefanhansen]

Great overview! One question about the pricing. You said that 50, 000 words would be enough to write 5 x 2, 500 words weekly. However, don't you pay for every word J outputs, even if you don't use them? In other words, will you not pay for e.g. 5 x 100 words if J gives me 5 variations of something, although you only pick one of them? If so, you might need 250, 000 words monthly to be able to produce 50, 000 words. Or?

[itsmesaltax]

Is the content generated simply taken from other websites, or is it all unique? Have you tried running the content through a plagiarism tool?

[larrygodby]

Great review as always. I did not know Jarvis/Jasper had a sliding scale. I thought it was still $99 or I think I saw it at $129 at some point. Like Stefan Hansen pointed out, does it only count words downloaded or everything it outputs?

[nbaalife]

Got to love when unexpected things happen when your filming a video. The first time they changed their name to Jarvis. I was wondering how that would work with Marvel. I guess Marvel has spoken. You’re not winning a battle with them in court.
I don’t have the tool. It def seems like it is top notch, and would like to add it at some point this year.
Thank you for your reviews. I look forward to them. I also don’t mind that they are long. It’s hard to review a tool in 5-10 mins. Give me the 🥩 and 🥔

[BaruchVargas]

Another cool review... got to get used to saying, Jasper... Jarvis sounded better, but that's how the cookie crumbles!

[mobaidshaikh]

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[talalmohiuddin]

Waiting for your detail review of closer copy. 🙂

[robertw.]

Thank you for the great review. I may be wrong about this, but Jasper does not just count the words in your finished article, but it counts all the words of all the versions you request. So if you decide to have three versions for each paragraph and, let's say, you have 6 paragraphs and each version is 150 words, you are actually using 6x3x150 = 2700 words even though your final article is only 900 words long. This means that even if you get 100, 000 words for $99, you can write a much smaller number of articles than you originally thought at this price, because you get charged for all the words in all the versions, even if you use only one version out of three (or out of five). The more versions you request, the more expensive it gets for the same content. This makes Jasper a lot more expensive than it appears at first. Any thoughts about this?

[sparkyharmon]

Not sure if I am sold on Jarvis / Jasper. At this point affiliates are just promoting this to death and it seems like it might become the click funnels of AI writers (high priced, affiliate driven, churn and burn user model).