Doxx for publishers
Choose the topics, country, language, article length and publishing pace. Doxx prepares ready-to-edit drafts for your newsroom and keeps the source, checking and image-rights context with every material.
Draft-first · Source context included · Human editorial control
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Coastal monitoring network expands to four more Galician ports
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Madrid research centre opens its climate dataset to newsrooms
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Rail operator publishes first energy-use report for regional lines
Writing one article with AI is easy. Building a reliable editorial routine around it is not.
Doxx turns a standing editorial brief into a continuing flow of material your newsroom can review, edit and publish on its own terms.
Define what a publication needs: topics, country, language, article length and frequency.
Doxx prepares new material around that brief instead of making your team start from an empty prompt every time.
Every item arrives as a draft. Your newsroom reviews the material and decides whether, when and how to publish it.
The core of Doxx
A Stream tells Doxx what one publication wants to receive.
You can create a stream for a country, a topic mix, a language and a publishing rhythm, then change or pause it whenever your editorial needs change.
Need another country or another language? Create another stream with its own brief.
A Doxx material is designed to enter an editorial workflow, not end one.
A structured draft that your editor can review, rewrite, shorten or publish according to your newsroom standards.
The source and checking context stays with the material so an editor can inspect how it was prepared.
When available, Doxx can attach suggested images together with their source and licence information.
Newsrooms can record who reviewed a version before publication.
The final editorial decision always remains with the publisher.
From brief to newsroom
Choose the topics, country, language, article length and frequency your publication needs.
Doxx uses the stream as a standing brief and prepares new material when suitable source information is available.
Open the article, inspect the sources and checks, review suggested images and make your editorial changes.
Use the Doxx archive, a private full-text RSS feed or the API to bring delivered material into your existing workflow.
| General AI tool | Doxx |
|---|---|
| Start with a new prompt | Work from a persistent Stream |
| Output ends in a chat | Material enters an editorial workflow |
| Source context may be separate | Sources & checks stay with the material |
| Image rights handled separately | Image suggestions can include licence information |
| Manual copy-and-paste workflow | Archive, private RSS and API delivery |
| Individual interaction | Organization-level delivery and billing |
Doxx is not designed to replace editorial judgement. It is designed to reduce the repetitive production work around it.
Human by design
Every material is delivered as a draft.
Editors can inspect the article, its source context and available image information before deciding what happens next.
Nothing needs to go directly from Doxx to a public page.
Your newsroom can change the headline, structure, wording and emphasis.
The publisher remains responsible for the final editorial decision.
You do not need to rebuild your CMS or move your editorial team into a new platform.
Open everything delivered to your organization in the Doxx cabinet. Review, search and copy material manually.
Explore the workflowConnect a Stream to a CMS with a private full-text RSS URL and import new material as drafts.
Learn about RSS deliveryRetrieve delivered material programmatically when your newsroom already has its own integration pipeline.
See API deliveryMaintain coverage across recurring topics without asking an editor to start every routine story from zero.
Create a continuing stream around the subjects your publication follows every day.
Use separate Streams for different countries, languages or editorial needs while keeping each brief independent.
Example workflow
Doxx supports the production workflow. It does not make the publication decision.
Plans
Every plan includes credits for Doxx material. Paid plans add more monthly capacity and advanced newsroom capabilities.
€0
50 included credits
Try the Doxx workflow.
Start free€19 / month
150 credits / month
For a publication beginning to use Doxx regularly.
Choose Local€49 / month
600 credits / month
For publishers integrating Doxx into regular editorial production.
Choose Pro€109 / month
3,000 credits / month
For publishing groups and multi-title operations.
Choose GroupNeed more credits? Extra credits can be purchased separately.
Compare plansA Stream is a continuing editorial brief. It defines the topics, country, language, article length and frequency a publication wants Doxx to work around.
Doxx is designed to deliver material as a draft for editorial review. Your newsroom decides what gets published.
Doxx works from source information collected for the relevant coverage. The exact source and checking context depends on the type of material and is retained with the delivered item where available.
No. Language generation is one part of the production process. Doxx also provides persistent editorial briefs, delivery, source context, image-rights information and newsroom workflow around the resulting material.
Yes. You can begin with the Doxx archive or connect a Stream through a private full-text RSS feed. An API is also available for deeper integrations.
Yes. Create separate Streams for different countries, languages or editorial briefs so each can be managed independently.
Set up your publication, choose what you want to receive and see how Doxx fits your newsroom.