Free
$0
per month
- 3,000 words a month
- Marks the problems
- Does not write suggestions back into the text
The box on the homepage uses this allowance.
Start an auditPricing
The scan has a monthly cap. A person is priced per word.
Free is 3,000 words in the current calendar month. Pro in the spec is $29 for 100,000 words. Registering leaves you on Free. A switch on the dashboard changes the cap in this browser and charges nothing. The per-word edit is a second bill, on either cap.
Three caps from the spec
Pro
$29
per month
- 100,000 words a month
- Apply a suggestion in place
- The spec also lists URL scan, a Figma plugin, and a sensitive-word list
Fetching pages, the plugin, and card charges are not connected in this build.
Register for ProEnterprise
Custom
by contract
- No word cap
- API
- Your own glossary
This build cannot sign a contract or expose an API.
Ask about Enterprise100,000 is 33 times 3,000, plus 1,000 words. The $29 does not include a reviewer. 966 English words of review cost $28.98, just under that price, and 483 words at the $0.06 rate cost the same $28.98.
Register for Pro still creates a Free account in this browser. The password is not stored. On the dashboard, the local demo can switch Free, Pro, or Enterprise, and the word line updates. Enterprise there means the spec’s unlimited cap, still with no contract and no API. This product is LingoAudit, at lingoaudit.com.
How far 3,000 words goes
The counter uses the original paste, in the calendar month on this browser. The built-in sample is excluded. Guest pastes count, and after you register as a client they stay on that email.
66 pastes
The homepage sample is 45 words. 66 of those pastes use 2,970 words and leave 30. The next sample is refused: “30 words left this month. This draft is 45.” A review of a draft you already scanned does not spend this allowance. The cap is checked when the audit is created.
Short lines have their own totals on the ecommerce and software pages. Those figures are the per-word bill, not the monthly cap.
What the spec puts on each plan
The table is the spec. On this site, Replace this is available on Free so the report can be tried. Fetching a URL, the Figma plugin, a sensitive-word list, an API, and a glossary stay disconnected.
| Item | Free | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Words per month | 3,000 | 100,000 | No cap |
| Mark problems | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Apply suggestions | No | Yes | Yes |
| Scan a URL | No | In the spec, not in this build | In the spec, not in this build |
| Figma plugin | No | In the spec, not in this build | In the spec, not in this build |
| Sensitive-word list | No | In the spec, not in this build | In the spec, not in this build |
| API | No | No | In the spec, not in this build |
| Brand glossary | No | No | In the spec, not in this build |
The per-word bill
You see the total before you confirm. The card number is checked for shape and then discarded. Confirm payment records the job in this browser.
English
$0.03 / word
German, French, Spanish, Japanese
$0.06 / word
The homepage sample is 45 English words, so the dialog shows $1.35. The spec keeps about 30–40% as a platform fee. This demo books 65% to the reviewer, $0.88. That split is an illustration. No reviewer has been paid.
500 English words is $15.00, and that is the largest draft with a due time: one hour after the demo payment. 501 English words is $15.03, and the screen sets no time. The button’s “15 minutes” and the spec’s five-minute assign are on How it works. With no reviewer abroad, the hour does not start.
Use the 3,000 words first
A listing will show whether the marks are worth $29 a month. The per-word edit can wait until a line still needs a person.