Question 1

What sources does Tributary support?

Accepted Answer

Tributary works with long-form podcasts, webinars, and video. Upload a video file or bring in a supported video link, then let the transcript become the source for the rest of the workflow.

Question 2

How do candidate moments become clips?

Accepted Answer

Tributary reads the transcript, scores candidate moments for a strong opening and a complete idea, and turns the best ones into 30–90-second vertical clips. Each clip is captioned and paired with a hook so it is ready to review and shape for a channel.

Question 3

How is my brand voice preserved across platforms?

Accepted Answer

Save personal voice guidance and examples once, or use a shared team voice default. Tributary applies that guidance to captions, hooks, posts, threads, carousels, and newsletters so every output sounds connected instead of re-prompted from scratch.

Question 4

What does the generated email newsletter contain?

Accepted Answer

The newsletter draft includes subject-line options, preview text, a source-grounded body, and a clear call to action. It is an editable draft—not an automatic send. Review it in the project, then copy or export the finished text or HTML into the email tool you use.

Question 5

Who owns and manages team workspaces?

Accepted Answer

A workspace owner manages the team and its memberships, with admin members helping manage access; member roles keep day-to-day work scoped to the team. Shared voice defaults live with the team, so everyone creating within that workspace can work from the same guidance.

Question 6

How does Tributary billing work?

Accepted Answer

Tributary has a self-serve Creator path and a contact-sales path for marketing teams, larger publishing operations, or multi-brand rollouts. Visit the pricing page for the current plan details and checkout options; we keep live pricing there rather than duplicating it in this FAQ.

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