Pricing · AI Writing

Sudowrite pricing explained

Three tiers that unlock identical features, separated only by how many credits you get each month and whether they roll over.

Sudowrite keeps pricing unusually simple for an AI writing tool. All three plans unlock every feature, from Write and Rewrite to Story Bible and the long form tools, so the only thing you are choosing is how many credits you get each month. Credits are consumed as you generate, so the right plan is mostly a function of how much you write. The one structural difference is rollover, which only Max offers. There is no permanent free plan, but a first week refund lets you test risk free. Below is every plan as of June 2026, then what actually moves your cost. Check the vendor for current pricing.

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Plans and prices

Per month, billed annually

Pricing as of June 2026, shown as the per month rate when billed annually. Monthly billing runs higher: Hobby and Student $19, Professional $29 and Max $59 a month. All plans share the same features; only the monthly credit allowance and rollover differ. Check the vendor for current pricing.

Hobby & Student
$10
Hobbyists and students starting out
+225,000 credits a month
+Full access to every feature
+Credits reset monthly
+First week refund to test
★ Our pick
Professional
$22
Working and regular writers
+1,000,000 credits a month
+Full access to every feature
+Credits reset monthly
+Best value for steady output
Max
$44
High volume authors
+2,000,000 credits a month
+Full access to every feature
+Up to 12 month credit rollover
+For drafting at book length pace
What moves the real bill

What actually moves your cost

Because every plan shares the same features, the meter here is simple. Two things decide what Sudowrite really costs, and your monthly credit use is by far the bigger one.

Credits used. Credits are the only real lever, scaling from 225,000 a month on Hobby and Student to 1,000,000 on Professional and 2,000,000 on Max. Heavier tools like long form generation burn more credits, so writers drafting novels move up faster than those editing short pieces.
Rollover. Only Max lets unused credits roll over, up to 12 months. On Hobby and Student and on Professional, credits reset at the end of each cycle, so anything you do not use is lost. Writers with uneven output value the rollover on Max.
Annual versus monthly. Annual billing cuts the rate sharply, with the steepest saving on the entry plan. The headline figures here are the annual rate per month, so monthly billing is $19 for Hobby and Student, $29 for Professional and $59 for Max.
Plan, not add ons. Sudowrite does not sell feature add ons, so you cannot pay to unlock a tool. If you run out of credits, you either wait for the reset or move up a plan. That keeps the pricing honest but means heavy months can force an upgrade.
Pricing questions

Sudowrite pricing FAQ

Is Sudowrite free?

Sudowrite has no permanent free plan. The cheapest way in is Hobby and Student at $10 a month billed annually, or $19 billed monthly. There is a first week refund, so you can test it and get your money back if it is not for you. Check the vendor for current pricing.

How much is Sudowrite per month?

As of June 2026, billed annually the per month rate is $10 for Hobby and Student, $22 for Professional and $44 for Max. Billed monthly it is $19, $29 and $59. Check the vendor for current pricing.

What is the difference between the plans?

Every plan unlocks the same features. The only differences are the monthly credit allowance, 225,000 on Hobby and Student, 1,000,000 on Professional and 2,000,000 on Max, and rollover, which only Max offers for up to 12 months.

Do Sudowrite credits roll over?

Only on the Max plan, where unused credits roll over for up to 12 months. On Hobby and Student and on Professional, credits reset at the end of each billing cycle, so unused credits are lost.

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