Sudowrite's homepage presents a fiction writing partner with Story Bible, Write, Describe, Expand, Rewrite, Feedback, Canvas, Brainstorm, and Visualize. Story Bible is the path from an idea through an outline and chapter beats. Write is described as suggesting the next 300 words in your voice. A separate chat page says the assistant already knows the story and the series, and that it can edit documents and the Story Bible.
Sudowrite fits a novelist, screenwriter, or hobby writer who wants the controls named on these pages: a Story Bible path, a continuation of about 300 words, scene expansion, rewrite, and a chat that can change the file. It is a weak fit when you need a defined credit, a trial length, or a privacy rule, because. Read the Professional card before you rely on a monthly allowance: it includes both 1,000,000 and 450,000 ahead of credits per month, plus the line 2x as much! Press blurbs on the homepage are vendor quotes. They are not results from this profile.
A good fit for
Continuing a fiction scene with Story Bible and the Write control during a free trial.
Comparing Hobby & Student, Professional, and Max as shown, including the paired Professional credit figures.
Checking a fan-fiction canon detail in Fandom Helper before using Describe, Write, Rewrite, or Expand.
Know the trade-offs
Professional includes 1,000,000 and 450,000 before credits per month, along with 2x as much!
Yearly is labeled Up to 50% off.
A pricing-page list says Speaks 30+ languages and also says Does your laundry for you, so that list is not a tested language matrix.
Fiction controls shown on the Sudowrite pages.
Story Bible and the Write continuation
Story Bible is the homepage route from a premise toward chapters. The page says it takes you step-by-step from idea, to outline, to beating out chapters, to 1,000s of words, in your style. A banner on that page names Muse 1.5, our AI model built just for fiction. The pricing cards use another pair of names and say to use Muse & Ballad, models just for fiction, plus +30 industry-leading models. Write is the continuation control for the moment a sentence stops. The homepage says it analyzes your characters, tone, and plot arc and suggests the next 300 words in your voice, and that it gives you options. The pricing page shortens the same control to busting through writer's block and to the line Match your writing style. Account entry on the homepage is Try Sudowrite for free or Sign up with Google. Neither page states how many credits one continuation spends.
Describe and Expand answer different problems in a scene that already exists. The homepage says that if you only focus on action and dialogue, writing can feel flat, and that Describe makes it easy to help your readers connect to your characters. Expand is the pacing control. The page says Expand magically builds out your scenes so the pacing does not take readers out of the story. A pricing label shortens a related job to going from an outline to a rough draft with Expand. Rewrite is the revision control on that homepage, described as a buddy that takes direction. Feedback gives you five actionable areas to improve, and the page says it will still read 36 drafts. Treat the draft count as the vendor's wording, not a measured session. On the pricing page, Get Feedback on your work is shown on the Professional card. The Hobby & Student tool list does not include Get developmental edits, line edits, and beta reads. That line is on the Professional list after the model line, and on the Max list before Muse & Ballad.
Canvas, Brainstorm, and Visualize are the planning tools on the homepage. Canvas will suggest alternate plot points, character secrets, and plot twists, and the page says to keep inspiration and references in one place. Brainstorm is the idea and naming control: thumbs-up a favorite and the page says it will learn and offer better ones. Visualize generates art from character sheets and worldbuilding descriptions. The same page lists 8 themes, 5 dark modes, a full-screen focus mode, and drafts and chapters organized inside projects. Sudowrite Chat instantly knows everything there is to know about your story. The chat page says the same for the entire series and that tedious prompt engineering is not required. Labels shown there are Ask me anything, Allow edits, Style, Synopsis, Characters, World, Series, Genre, and Outline. A later block says the chat can create and edit documents, comment, highlight, update your Story Bible, and use the Feedback tool. Sample lines under those labels, including a spaceship called Orpheus and a note about Elizabeth, are copy shown on the page.
A suggested chapter pass starts from prose you already wrote. Keep the scene in a project, leave character and plot notes where Story Bible is described as working, and use Write when you want options. The documented continuation is the next 300 words in your voice. Keep the option that matches the plot you intended and discard the rest. If that continuation feels thin, the homepage points to Expand for sections that feel rushed and to Describe when the new text is mostly action and dialogue.
Check canon, then return to the draft
Fan fiction has its own page. It says the work lives or dies on canon accuracy and tells you to paste in a passage, ask a canon question, and get an answer you can actually use before you keep writing. Named starting points are Harry Potter, Marvel, BTS, and a custom fandom. A suggested order is to settle the detail there, then open Describe, Write, Rewrite, or Expand, which that page lists by name. The same page names Archive of Our Own, FanFiction.Net, and Wattpad as places writers publish. It does not say the generator posts the story. Check the canon note against the source you trust.
Match a plan to a novel, script, or class story
The Professional card says it is good for longer works, like a novel or screenplay. A suggested screenplay pass keeps the outline in Story Bible, continues a scene with Write, and uses the chat labels for Characters, World, and Outline when a beat slips. Hobby & Student is marked perfect for people who write for fun or for school, which is the closer shown label for a class story. Max is the card for authors who publish multiple times a year, and it is the card that says unused credits rollover for 12 months. Choose from those shown lines. Do not assume the trial includes the Max allowance. The pages do not say which credit count the trial uses.
How to get started with Sudowrite
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Open the trial
Use Try Sudowrite for free or Sign up with Google. The homepage adds $10 per month after the free trial and says no credit card is needed. Each pricing card says Start Free Trial and no credit card, cancel anytime. The pages do not say how many days the trial lasts.
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Build the Story Bible before a full draft
Follow the homepage path from idea, to outline, to beating out chapters, to 1,000s of words, in your style. Stop after the outline if you only needed a map.
3
Continue, expand, or rewrite the scene
Use Write for the next stretch, Expand where the pacing is rushed, and Describe or Rewrite on prose you want to change. Feedback is the control that promises five actionable areas.
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Read the three credit cards
Compare Hobby & Student at 225,000 credits per month, Professional with both 1,000,000 and 450,000 shown, and Max at 2,000,000 credits per month with the rollover line. The Yearly control does not show a second price.
The pricing page shows Monthly and Yearly beside Up to 50% off, then one dollar amount per card. Hobby & Student is $10 per month for 225,000 credits per month and is marked perfect for people who write for fun or for school. Professional is $22 per month, with 1,000,000 and 450,000 both shown before credits per month, plus 2x as much! And the line about longer works such as a novel or screenplay. Max is $44 per month for 2,000,000 credits per month. The Max card says unused credits rollover for 12 months. The homepage separately says $10 per month after the free trial. Every card says Start Free Trial and no credit card, cancel anytime.
Hobby & Student
Perfect for people who write for fun or for school.
$10.
Per month.
225,000 credits per month
Write, Rewrite, Describe, and Expand with story intelligence
Match your writing style
Ensure continuity across a series
Muse & Ballad and +30 industry-leading models
No credit card, cancel anytime
Professional
Good for longer works, like a novel or screenplay.
$22.
Per month.
1,000,000 and 450,000 are both shown before credits per month
2x as much!
Get Feedback on your work
Get developmental edits, line edits, and beta reads
Max
For authors who publish multiple times a year.
$44.
Per month.
2,000,000 credits per month
Unused credits rollover for 12 months
Get developmental edits, line edits, and beta reads
Is not in effect, and do not show another dollar price beside Yearly. They also do not state the trial length. A later note says you can upgrade, downgrade, take a break, try it again, or cancel forever. That wording is not a refund window.
You want another catalog writing tool instead of this fiction workspace.
Sudowrite's public pages center on novels, screenplays, Story Bible, a 300-word continuation, and story chat. Choose Rytr when that other writing product is the job.
Choose STORYD when you do not need Sudowrite's story file, chapter tools, or fiction credits.
Sudowrite's public pages center on a story file, chapter tools, fan-fiction lookup, and monthly fiction credits. Choose STORYD when that other writing product is the job.
You need the catalog's marketing product, not fiction credits.
Sudowrite's pages describe hobby writing, school writing, novels, and screenplays, plus a chat that knows the series. Nothing on these Sudowrite pages states Jasper's price.
Sudowrite: common questions
Does Sudowrite have a free plan?
The homepage says Try Sudowrite for free and $10 per month after the free trial, with no credit card needed. The pricing page says Start Free Trial, no credit card, cancel anytime, and try it out in our free trial. No public card is priced at zero dollars. These pages describe a trial before the shown monthly amounts, not an ongoing free plan. They do not say how long the trial lasts or which credit allowance it includes.
The Professional 1,000,000 and then 450,000 before the words credits per month, and the card also says 2x as much! Both figures stay as shown. A third-party price page is not used here to pick one of them.
Monthly and Yearly appear as controls, with the line Up to 50% off. The public amounts are still $10 per month, $22 per month, and $44 per month. A second set of dollar amounts is not in the public pages.
The first Professional card says Get Feedback on your work. Later Professional and Max lists include Get developmental edits, line edits, and beta reads. The Hobby & Student list on that page names Write, Rewrite, Describe, Expand, style matching, series continuity, fiction chat, Muse & Ballad, and +30 industry-leading models, and it does not include the developmental line. The homepage says Feedback gives you five actionable areas to improve.
The chat page says Sudowrite Chat instantly knows everything there is to know about your story, and the same for the series. It also says chat can create and edit documents, comment, highlight, update your Story Bible, and use the Feedback tool. The spaceship and Elizabeth passages on that page are examples in the layout.
Do these pages state privacy, a license, or developer access?
No. The public homepage, pricing page, chat page, and Fandom Helper page do not state a privacy rule, a retention period, whether drafts are used for training, a license for the prose, or a developer access method. They also do not state a refund period. Cancellation copy is limited to no credit card, cancel anytime, plus upgrade, downgrade, take a break, try again, or cancel forever.
It is presented as a lookup for details you almost remember: character names, relationships, and who knew what when. The instruction on the page is to paste in a passage, ask a canon question, and get an answer you can actually use before you keep writing. It names Harry Potter, Marvel, BTS, and custom fandoms, and it names Describe, Write, Rewrite, and Expand as the writing controls it connects to.
NavHunt did not run Sudowrite, did not start the free trial, and did not generate a chapter, a canvas note, a chat reply, or a fandom answer. The description quotes the public homepage, pricing page, chat page, and Fandom Helper page observed on 2026-10-06. Named testimonials on the homepage were not treated as test results. This description is based on Sudowrite's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06.