Plans & Pricing

Yes. One click, anytime, from your account. Cancelling stops all future charges. It does not refund the period you have already paid for.

Checkout is handled entirely by Stripe. We never see or store your card details.

Premium unlocks immediately: every writing mode (including Professional, Academic, Casual and Humanize), longer runs, and your full token allowance for the billing period.

Cancel in one click, anytime — you keep access until the end of the period you have paid for, with no lock-in. Refunds are limited to duplicate charges and verified technical failures, requested within 48 hours; see our refund policy for the full detail.

Yes. Signed-out visitors get 125 tokens a day (about one full 200-word rewrite) and free accounts get 300 (about two), both refilling every 24 hours. Free runs use Standard and Fluent mode, up to 200 words at a time. Paid plans add Professional, Academic, Casual and Humanize, a much larger allowance, and runs of up to 2,000 words (Weekly and Monthly) or 5,000 (Yearly).

Tokens are what a run costs, and longer text uses more of them: a full 200-word rewrite uses about 121 tokens, a short paragraph far fewer. The tool shows the estimate next to the word count before you click Reword, so your allowance stretches further on short passages than on long ones.

All major credit and debit cards via Stripe checkout, including Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.

Yes, subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled. You can manage or cancel anytime from your account page.

Yes. Switching is handled in the secure Stripe billing portal and is prorated automatically, so your new plan starts immediately.

Weekly, Monthly and Yearly unlock the same writing modes. They differ in allowance, run length and price. Weekly costs $4.99 a week and grants 100,000 tokens a week, enough for about 820 full rewrites, with up to 2,000 words a run. Monthly grants 500,000 tokens a month and takes up to 2,000 words a run, while Yearly grants 7,000,000 for the year (more tokens for less money) and takes up to 5,000 words a run.