Frontitude
The value is not the generation, it is the guidelines: Frontitude can scan a Figma file and flag copy that breaks the rules a content designer wrote down. That makes it useful to teams that already have a content system and painful to justify for teams that do not. The jump from the free tier to $200 a month is steep, and the assistant is billed on top of that.
Pros
- Runs inside Figma so copy never leaves the design file
- Scans designs for guideline violations, not just generates text
- Stores copy as reusable, versioned components in a web library
- Free Starter tier is usable for a two-person team
Cons
- English only, with multilingual still a roadmap item
- First paid tier is $200 a month, a hard step up from free
- The writing assistant is a per-seat add-on rather than included
- Extra viewers and editors are billed separately and add up fast