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Content Generation API in India

Generate blog posts, emails, copy at scale. One endpoint, ₹ billing, unlimited creativity—no per-word SaaS fees.

Generate Content at Scale

Write product copy, email campaigns, blog outlines, social media captions—all from one OpenAI-compatible API, billed in rupees on a monthly invoice.

Why API-based content generation wins

Cost-effective: Pay per token, not per word or article. Brand-consistent: Embed tone guides in system prompts. Auditable: Full API logs, no black-box SaaS dashboard. Integrated: Works with your CMS, email platform, or workflow automation.

Models ranked by creativity

ModelInput/Output (₹)Best forSpeed
Qwen3 Max₹120.95 / ₹604.77Long-form, creative ideasModerate
Claude Opus₹504 / ₹2520Brand voice, nuanceSlower, premium
GPT-5₹126 / ₹1008Reasoning, structured outputModerate
Claude Sonnet₹201.6 / ₹1008Fast turnaround, good qualityQuick

Generate a blog post in 3 steps

Step 1: Write a system prompt with brand voice

You are a technical writer for unoblox, India's AI inference gateway.
Tone: India-first, practical, ₹-native, no billing jargon.
Always mention rupee pricing, GST invoicing, and openai-compatible endpoints.
Use H2 headers, short paragraphs, bullet lists.

Step 2: Call the API

POST https://api.unoblox.ai/v1/chat/completions
Authorization: Bearer ub-gw-...

{
  "model": "qwen/qwen3-max",
  "messages": [
    {"role": "system", "content": "[Your brand voice prompt]"},
    {"role": "user", "content": "Write a 600-word blog post about: Building RAG with embeddings APIs in India."}
  ],
  "max_tokens": 1500
}

Step 3: Review, edit, publish — Copy-edit for typos, fact-check links, publish to your blog or queue for review.

Batch-generation example: 1,000 product descriptions

Use async requests: queue 1,000 product names → call the API in batches of 10 → collect results → quality-check a sample → publish.

Rough cost: 1,000 descriptions × ~150 output tokens = 150k tokens.

  • Qwen3 Max: ~₹91.
  • Claude Opus: ~₹380.
  • Qwen3.8-27B: ~₹7.

No SaaS subscription, no per-article caps.

Tips for consistent output

  1. System prompt: Embed brand guidelines (tone, keywords, structure) once; reuse.
  2. Few-shot examples: Show 2–3 example outputs in the user prompt to lock style.
  3. Structured requests: Ask for JSON or markdown with specific fields (title, summary, cta) to ease parsing.
  4. Iterative refinement: Batch-generate drafts, pick the best, ask for variations on that seed.

Frequently asked questions

Q: Can I generate content in Hindi or regional Indian languages? A: Yes. Qwen3 Max and Claude Opus both handle Hindi well. Test on a sample to verify tone and spelling.

Q: How do I ensure my brand voice is consistent across 1,000 articles? A: Maintain a detailed system prompt with brand guidelines. Every call uses the same prompt. Audit 5% of output; refine the prompt if drift occurs.

Q: What's the typical turnaround for 1,000 articles? A: ~2–4 hours at full API capacity, depending on article length and model choice. No queue, no daily limits.

Q: Can I regenerate or A/B test variations? A: Yes. Call the API multiple times with the same prompt but different random seeds (by adding a small variation to the prompt). Pick the best by human review or automated scoring.

Q: Do I own the generated content? A: Yes. You own all outputs; no licensing fees or restrictions on reuse.

Q: Can I use this for generating customer-facing emails or ads? A: Yes, for any commercial use. Ensure brand accuracy and legal/compliance review before sending.

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