You paste AI-generated text into the main input box and immediately see format options across the top: General, Academic, Business, Creative, or Technical Humanizer. Each one reshapes the text differently depending on your audience. Below that sits an intensity slider with three settings: Light, Medium, or Rewrite 100%. Light tweaks syntax and word choice. Medium goes deeper. Rewrite 100% rebuilds the entire passage from scratch.
Hit the humanize button and it processes your text, then displays the transformed version in an output box. The rewritten content aims to sound more natural and human, specifically built to slip past AI detection software. Works with text from any AI writing tool, whether it's a chatbot or content generator. You'll see a copy button and download option right there, so grabbing the output takes one click.
The free plan gives you three credits total. that is three humanizations and three visuals, then you are done. No trial period to test unlimited access. Just those three attempts with basic features and standard processing speed. Community support only if something breaks.
Basic plan at eight dollars monthly bumps you to 100 credits and 100 humanizations. You get copy and download functionality, multiple visuals, email support, and mobile preview. There's a yearly option at 99 dollars that saves nine bucks annually. The unlimited plan costs 17 dollars monthly and removes all credit limits. Priority processing kicks in here, meaning your requests jump the queue. You also get advanced analytics and priority support instead of just email responses. Annual billing drops to 200 dollars.
The lifetime plan sits at 299 dollars as a one-time payment. Everything's unlimited forever: credits, humanizations, visuals. Priority processing and support included, plus advanced analytics and lifetime updates. No recurring fees after that initial purchase, which it claims saves up to 90% compared to paying monthly indefinitely.
The friction shows up in those credit limits. Three attempts on the free tier disappears fast if you're testing different intensity levels or formats on the same piece. Even 100 credits on basic can evaporate quickly for anyone humanizing content regularly. The jump from 100 to unlimited feels steep at more than double the monthly cost, but there's no middle tier.
Mobile preview exists but you're still working in a web interface, pasting and copying text manually. No integrations mentioned with writing platforms or content management systems.
