Short answer: Mamashi (mamashi.net) is a Hebrew and English site about using AI tools in real work and business: what the tools cost, which services you can sell, the rates that are actually published, and how to avoid scams. Numbers, prices and rules on the site are checked against official sources before publishing.
What Mamashi is
“Mamashi” (ממשי) is Hebrew for real, tangible. That is the idea behind the site: guides you can act on, with a source for every number, no promises and no clickbait.
What we write about:
- Making money with AI tools: services you can sell to businesses (chatbots, automations, WhatsApp bots), freelancing and side income. The guides are collected on the Making money with AI tools page.
- What it really costs: tool, subscription and API prices, and how to check whether a tool pays for itself.
- Red flags: how to spot “make money with AI” offers that don’t hold up.
- AI News: updates from the official channels of the major AI companies, each item linked to its source, plus a weekly digest.
Who it’s for
- Freelancers and small business owners who want to know which tools are worth paying for.
- Anyone looking for extra income with AI who wants to know what the market actually pays.
- People who want to follow what the big AI companies publish without checking dozens of sites every day.
- Anyone who prefers a direct answer with a source over promises.
How it works
- A real question. We pick a question people actually ask, and a headline the article can fully answer.
- AI-assisted draft. The first draft is written with the help of AI tools.
- Automated fact-checking against official sources. AI tools compare every claim, number and price with official and reliable sources: government and regulator sites, laws and official guidance, and vendors’ pricing pages and help centers. A claim that can’t be verified is corrected, softened or removed, and every price is shown with the date it was checked.
- News from the source. The AI News section updates automatically from the companies’ official blogs, newsrooms and feeds, and every item links to the original post.
The check is done with AI tools. It is not a review by a lawyer, accountant or other professional. Full details are in our editorial policy and on how our content is made.
Our values
- Every headline delivers. What the headline promises, the article gives, and the short answer comes first.
- No income promises. We report published rates and prices and say where they come from. We won’t tell you how much you’ll earn.
- Honest about what we know. We don’t write “tested” or “best” without real use, and when we couldn’t verify something, we say so.
- Transparency. Our content is written with AI assistance and checked against sources, and we say so. The site currently has no affiliate links. Details in our affiliate disclosure.
- Corrections. Found a mistake? Write to us and we’ll look into it.
Good to know
The content on this site is general information. It is not legal, tax or financial advice, and it is not a substitute for a qualified professional.
Contact
Questions, comments and corrections: getmamashi@gmail.com or our contact page. How we handle information: our privacy policy.