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Pricing breakdown AI Writing
Sudowrite sells credits, not seats: $10-$59 a month across three tiers, with annual billing cutting up to 47%. What buyers misjudge is the credit system - features burn credits at different rates, and unused credits vanish monthly on every tier except Max.
Plans & rates
The vendor's own published rates, exactly as the rate card states them — including the tiers that only carry a price once you talk to sales.
$19/mo
$19/month billed monthly, or $10/month billed annually (the steepest annual discount of any tier, 47%). Includes 225,000 credits a month; unused credits do not roll over.
Best for Casual writers, students and anyone writing for fun or coursework
$29/mo
$29/month billed monthly, or $22/month billed annually. Sudowrite's docs list 1,000,000 credits a month (the pricing page has shown 450,000 on one billing toggle - confirm at checkout). Marked 'most popular'; adds the Get Feedback feature.
Best for Novelists and screenwriters working on longer projects
$59/mo
$59/month billed monthly, or $44/month billed annually. 2,000,000 credits a month and the only tier where unused credits roll over (for 12 months).
Best for Authors publishing multiple books a year with bursty output
Custom
Custom pricing for teams and organisations - contact hi@sudowrite.com. No public rate card.
Best for Publishing teams, studios and writing programmes needing multiple accounts
Room to move
First, run the annual maths per tier, because the discount is wildly uneven. Hobby & Student drops from $19 to $10 a month annually - $108 saved a year, a genuine 47% cut. Professional only falls from $29 to $22 ($84/year, 24%) and Max from $59 to $44 ($180/year, 25%). If you are price-sensitive, the annual entry tier at $120/year is the standout deal. Second, use the free trial properly: it needs no credit card, so spend a normal writing week measuring your actual credit burn before picking a tier - the difference between needing 225,000 and 1,000,000 credits a month is $144/year, and the only way to know is to test, since Sudowrite publishes no per-feature credit rates. Third, treat the refund window as a safety net: Sudowrite's own docs say that if you are not 100% satisfied you can email any time in the first week of your plan for a refund, which makes even an annual commitment lower-risk than it looks. Fourth, students do not need a code - the $10/month (annual) Hobby & Student tier is the student offer itself. Fifth, only buy Max if you write in bursts: it is the sole tier where unused credits roll over (for 12 months), so an author who drafts intensively two months a quarter effectively banks double value versus Professional. Finally, there is no documented cancellation-flow counter-offer or public coupon programme, so do not hold out for one; the real levers are the annual toggle, the first-week refund and, for teams, emailing hi@sudowrite.com for Enterprise pricing - custom quotes are the only place genuine negotiation happens.
Find your tier
Matched to the limits that bite first, not to the tier the vendor highlights on its own pricing page.
At $22/month annually you get the full long-form toolkit plus Get Feedback; the trial will show whether the credit allowance covers your monthly output before you commit.
Sudowrite plans are single-user; buying 5-15 individual Max plans is clumsy and unmanaged, so a custom Enterprise agreement via hi@sudowrite.com is the only sensible multi-seat route.
Custom credit volumes, central billing and negotiated pricing only exist at the Enterprise tier - the public tiers have no admin or seat management.
Sudowrite is the AI writing partner built for fiction — novelists, screenwriters, and story authors get the Muse model, Story Bible canvas, and 30+ language support across plans from $10/mo. New users save up to 50% on annual billing plus a $200 partner credit via SaaSTweaks.
Up to 50% off annual + $200 partner credit
Scored 76/100 on the SaaSTweaks rubric.
No permanent free plan, but there is a free trial that requires no credit card, so you can test every feature and measure your credit usage before paying anything.
Annual, if you'll use it beyond a couple of months. Hobby & Student falls from $19 to $10/month (47% off), Professional from $29 to $22, Max from $59 to $44. The first-week refund policy softens the risk of paying a year upfront.
The only reliable discounts are the annual billing rates (24-47% off) and the $10/month Hobby & Student tier, which is effectively the student price. There are no public coupon codes, and no cancellation-flow offer is documented.
Credits are the currency spent on AI generations - drafting, rewriting, describing, brainstorming and Story Engine output. Different features burn credits at different rates and Sudowrite doesn't publish a rate card, so use the trial to gauge your real burn.
Only on Max, where unused credits roll over for 12 months. On Hobby & Student and Professional, whatever you don't use in a month is lost.
Yes - Sudowrite's docs say to email them any time in the first week of your plan if you're not 100% satisfied and they'll refund you. After that first week, no refund policy is documented.
You keep access to your projects and can still read and export your work, but the AI features stop working. Sudowrite advertises an 'EZ Cancel Guarantee' - cancellation is self-serve from the subscription page.
Professional is marked most popular and suits a novel-in-progress. Hobby & Student's 225,000 credits suit lighter, occasional use; Max only pays off if you produce a lot or want rollover credits as a buffer.
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