AI Humanize pricing
AI Humanize pricing
Start with free credits. Choose the length limit that fits your writing.
AI Humanize pricing
Start with free credits. Choose the length limit that fits your writing.
Choose a payment cycle below to see the upfront charge and the draft length available with each plan.
Start with the longest piece you expect to revise in one request. Free accounts and the anonymous trial accept up to 1,000 units. Basic raises that limit to 5,000, and Pro raises it to 10,000. A unit is a word or an individually counted CJK character. The counter beside your draft applies the same rule as the server, including when a draft mixes languages.
The limit applies again when you ask for a follow-up. A short instruction does not make a long working draft smaller: the text being revised still has to fit your current allowance. If your subscription has ended, check the limit before resubmitting a saved article. Your history remains available even when you cannot generate another version.
Each successful initial rewrite uses one credit. Each successful additional rewrite uses one more. For example, an initial edit followed by “make the opening warmer” uses two credits if both requests finish successfully. Changing the words yourself, looking at the changes, copying the result and downloading a TXT or Markdown file do not use credits.
A credit is reserved when your request is accepted. After the finished result is safely saved, the reservation becomes a completed use. If a failure is confirmed, that reservation is released. An uncertain outcome stays reserved while it is checked; repeatedly clicking the button does not resolve it. Your credit history separates these activities so you can follow what happened to your balance.
An anonymous visitor can complete one successful trial. The first login gives an account five permanent credits. From the following UTC day, the first visit on a new day grants one daily credit. That daily credit expires at midnight UTC. Visiting several times on the same day does not give several gifts, and days you miss are not added to your next balance.
Paid accounts are also eligible for the daily gift. Credits that expire soonest are used first, while permanent credits are used last. This lets a daily credit cover a request before a permanent first-login credit is needed. The anonymous trial is a separate allowance; signing in can attach its result to your account without charging you again for that same result.
Basic costs $19.90 per month, or $119.40 paid once per year. Pro costs $39.90 per month, or $239.40 paid once per year. The annual totals are half the cost of twelve monthly payments. Their monthly equivalents are $9.95 for Basic and $19.95 for Pro, but choosing annual billing charges the full annual amount upfront.
An annual payment does not put twelve monthly credit allowances into your balance immediately. Subscription credits are available in monthly windows within the paid year. Unused credits from an expired window do not roll into the next one. The exact allowance for each plan is shown on its card before checkout is opened. A plan whose allowance has not been published cannot yet be purchased.
The $9.90 credit pack is a one-time purchase. Its credits do not expire and the pack does not start automatic renewal. The number of credits included will appear on the card before the purchase becomes available. Buying a pack adds credits; it does not replace or restart an existing subscription.
An active subscription determines your request length limit. If you have no active subscription but still have paid pack credits remaining, the limit is 5,000 units. Once those paid pack credits are gone, a free account returns to the free limit. A pack can be useful when you want a few more revisions, but compare both the available credit balance and the draft length you need before deciding.
Use the Billing page for an existing subscription. A downgrade or a switch between monthly and annual billing takes effect at the end of the current paid period. The page shows the pending change when the provider has confirmed it. New access and credits depend on the actual payment and its covered period, not simply on returning from a checkout page.
Immediate upgrades that keep the original renewal date require a supported prorated charge and the corresponding credit adjustment. That option stays unavailable while the payment provider cannot confirm the required behavior. You can keep using your existing plan; opening a second checkout is not a way to force an upgrade. If the outcome of a billing action is unclear, use its status check or contact support before trying another purchase.
Stopping renewal prevents the next recurring payment once the provider confirms the cancellation. It does not automatically refund the current paid period. Cash refund requests are reviewed separately against the actual payment receipt; a failed text rewrite returns its reserved credit rather than issuing a cash refund. An approved partial refund and a full refund are recorded distinctly.
Your saved articles stay in your account after credits run out or a subscription ends. Delete an article when you no longer want it stored. Deleting the whole account requires an email confirmation and a check that future renewals and pending payments have been resolved. Necessary payment and refund records remain separately. Read the terms and privacy policy before subscribing, and keep a local copy of writing you want to retain.
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