Fiction-first writing tool with its own Muse and Ballad models, credit-metered plans at $10/$22/$44 a month, and 12-month credit rollover on Max.
Novelists and screenwriters working on one long manuscript who want continuity help rather than marketing copy. All three paid tiers include Muse and Ballad, which the pricing page describes as Sudowrite's AI models built just for fiction, alongside 30+ other models, story intelligence for writing and rewriting, style matching and series continuity. The FAQ states Sudowrite claims no rights over anything you put in or anything it generates, and that it does not use your writing to train AI models.
Anyone who needs to forecast spend. The docs explicitly refuse to publish a credits-per-word rate and say usage depends on task complexity, with one worked example showing 200 words costing roughly 70 credits on GPT-5 Nano versus over 8,000 on Claude 4.1 Opus - about a 100x spread on identical output. There is no free tier and no published trial length or trial credit allowance, and the FAQ confirms AI features stop working without an active plan. There is no API, so it cannot be wired into a content pipeline, and nothing here addresses brand governance, SEO or team style enforcement.
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The vendor declines to say. Its docs state credits do not map to words one to one and that usage depends on the task, the model and how much context is read. The only published figure is that the Professional allowance might generate anywhere from fifty thousand to five hundred thousand AI words in a month. One example shows two hundred words costing about seventy credits on a cheap model and over eight thousand on a premium one.
No, according to its FAQ, which states it does not use your writing to train AI models. The same FAQ says Sudowrite claims no rights over anything you put into the product or anything it generates for you, and that after cancelling you can still open and work on your projects, though AI features require an active plan. No data residency or certification claims are published.
A banner appears offering Buy More Credits, which is also available any time in Settings. The purchase is one-time and requires an active subscription. Purchased credits do not expire on the monthly cycle and remain on the account until spent, and Sudowrite draws down the expiring monthly credits first so the purchased reserve is preserved. The price of extra credits is not published.
No. The pricing page lists only three paid tiers and a Start Free Trial button with no credit card required, but it does not state the trial's length or how many credits it includes. Separate free web tools are linked from the site, but those are not account tiers. Without a paid plan you keep access to your projects and lose access to every AI feature.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-24.
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