Pricing
See what your draft is doing for about $0.59.
That is the price of a full analysis of a 1,000-word draft. A plan gives you more credit than you pay for. Every plan has every feature.
Writer
For one person who writes every week.
- $12 of credit every month, for $10
- About 20 analyses of a 1,000-word draft a month, or $0.50 each
- Improve draft, explanations and dictation included
- Use it from your AI assistant and from WordPress
- Cancel any time
Studio
For people who publish for a living.
- $100 of credit every month, for $79
- About 168 analyses of a 1,000-word draft a month, or $0.47 each
- Enough for a blog, a newsletter and every revision
- Use it from your AI assistant and from WordPress
- Cancel any time
Business
For a company that runs its content through it.
- $275 of credit every month, for $199
- About 463 analyses of a 1,000-word draft a month, or $0.43 each
- Room for every page, post and email you ship
- Use it from your AI assistant and from WordPress
- Cancel any time
Every plan has every feature. The bigger the plan, the more credit you get for each dollar. Prices in US dollars, excluding tax; any tax is shown at checkout before you pay.
Every option includes
- Every sentence and every handoff scored
- The document map and ranked hotspots
- Explanations, notes and revision drafts
- Use it from your AI assistant
- Saved analyses that reopen at no charge
- The price shown before anything runs
- No charge, ever, for an operation that fails
Try it first
The example analyses open in full without any credit: a real analysis of a 1,000-word essay, its map, its hotspots, and the same essay after one revision. Explore it in the app, with no account, or read it as a page. Analysing your own draft, sentence explanations and dictation need credit.
What things cost
You pay for what you run. Credit is simply dollars held on your account.
| Analysing a draft | Length | Full | ⚡ Quick |
|---|---|---|---|
| A short piece | 500 words | $0.37 | $0.27 |
| An essay or article | 1,000 words | $0.59 | $0.46 |
| A long article or chapter | 3,000 words | $1.75 | $1.42 |
| A long chapter or report | 8,000 words | $4.38 | $3.56 |
| Everything else | Typical charge |
|---|---|
| Explain one sentence's score | about $0.09 |
| Suggest for one passage, for you to review | about $0.09 |
| Ask the evaluator to reconsider a judgment | about $0.09 |
| Improve draft, 1,000 words: the rewrite and the new analysis together | about $0.79 |
| Dictate a note | about 1.5 cents a minute of speech |
| Reopen a saved analysis or explanation | No charge |
| Open the example analyses, export, copy a revision brief | No charge |
Figures are typical charges at the product's current rates. Full is the most accurate analysis and includes a second-model check. Quick is faster and a little cheaper, on a lighter model with no second check, so its scores are less reliable; it is labelled as quick wherever it is shown. Your own price is shown on the button before you press it.
You always know the price first
- Estimate. Before anything runs you see what it will probably cost and the most it could cost.
- Authorise. Pressing the button authorises the maximum shown beside it. That amount is set aside so nothing else can spend it. Larger charges ask you to confirm first, and you can turn that on for every charge in Settings.
- Settle. You are charged what the work actually used, never more than the maximum, and the rest returns to your balance at once.
If your balance cannot cover the maximum, you are told before any work starts. If the work fails, you are charged nothing.
The details
- Top-up credit never expires. Monthly plan credit is for the month it is paid for and does not roll over.
- Monthly credit is always spent before top-up credit, and your account shows the two balances separately.
- Cancel a monthly plan at any time. It runs to the end of the period you have paid for. A plan change takes effect at your next renewal.
- Automatic top-ups exist, are off unless you switch them on, and never spend more than the monthly amount you set.
- Unused top-up credit is refundable in full on request. See refunds.
- There is no minimum charge. Amounts under a cent are charged as exactly what they are.
Questions
How much does a ProseMap analysis cost?
It depends on length. A 1,000-word draft is about $0.59; a 3,000-word draft is about $1.75. The estimate and the maximum are shown next to the button before you press it, and you are charged for what the analysis actually uses, never more than the maximum.
Which option should I pick?
Start with pay as you go: $10 of credit analyses about 16 drafts of 1,000 words and never expires. Choose a monthly plan if you write regularly: every plan gives you more credit than it costs, and the bigger plans give the most.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. The example analyses open in full without any credit: the map, the scores, the hotspots and the before-and-after comparison. Analysing your own draft, sentence explanations and dictation need credit.
What happens if an analysis fails?
You are not charged. The amount set aside for it is released at once.
Do I pay again to reopen an analysis?
No. A saved analysis, and any explanation you have already asked for, reopens at no charge for as long as you keep it.
Does credit expire?
Credit you buy as a top-up never expires. Monthly plan credit is for the month it is paid for and does not roll over.
Can I cancel?
At any time. A monthly plan then runs to the end of the period you have paid for and is not charged again. Unused top-up credit is refundable in full on request.
Is there a minimum charge?
No. Small things cost small amounts: a few seconds of dictation is a fraction of a cent, and that is exactly what is deducted.
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