Sudowrite

Sudowrite is an AI writing tool built specifically for fiction. It is not a general writing assistant: every feature is designed for authors working on novels, short stories, and screenplays. Its tools help you brainstorm plot ideas, draft a scene, rewrite a paragraph in a different voice, describe a character, or get feedback on a chapter. Its own model, Muse, was built for creative writing and launched in March 2025.

Key Features

• Story Engine guides a novel from premise to chapters
• Canvas for moving scenes like index cards
• Story Bible tracks characters and plot threads
• Muse, a model built for creative writing
• Developmental edits, line edits, and beta reads
• Rewrite a passage in a different voice or tone

Pricing

Prices as listed in 2026 research. Always check the official site for the latest price — plans change. Free plan: No free plan — paid plans only.

How it works

The workflow centres on the story, not the sentence. Story Engine guides you from premise to outline to chapters, Canvas lets you move scenes around like index cards, and Story Bible keeps track of characters, places, and plot threads so the AI stays consistent across a whole book. Professional and Max plans add developmental edits, line edits, and beta reads — the kind of feedback an author would normally pay an editor for.

Sudowrite has no ongoing free plan, only a free trial of about 10,000 credits with no card required. The Hobby and Student plan costs $10 per month on annual billing, or $19 monthly, with 225,000 credits a month. Professional is $22 per month on annual billing, or $29 monthly, with 1,000,000 credits. Max is $44 per month on annual billing, or $59 monthly, with 2,000,000 credits that roll over for up to 12 months. All plans include the same features; only the credit allowance changes.

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