Paraphrasing tool pricing, and what an AI sentence rewrite costs once the free tier ends
A paraphrasing tool is the cheapest AI a writer buys and the one whose price is hardest to find, because the free tier is what every vendor leads with and the limit that ends it is a line further down the page. The useful question is not which rewriter is best in the abstract; it is how many words a month you actually rewrite, and what the first paid plan costs at the moment you cross that line. The prices below are read from the vendors' own pricing pages and carry the date they were read.
- lowest published paid rewriting plan per month
- $6.99
- vendor pricing pages read for this page
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Every figure on this page is a plan price read from the named vendor's own pricing page on 11 September 2026 and licensed in this site's claims ledger before it was published. Vendor pricing pages localise, so where a page rendered a currency other than dollars for us, no dollar figure is quoted at all.
- 18 vendor pricing pages verifiedevery figure matched verbatim to the vendor's page
- Quoted and dated, never estimatedlast verification pass 2026-09-03
- 4 platform types coveredeach with measured search demand behind it
The AI tools on this site, by task
Choosing a rewriter on what it publishes
- Count the words you rewrite in a month, not the ones you write. Every paid tier on these tools is a word or credit allowance, and the number that matters is the subset of your writing that actually goes through a rewriter: the newsletter intro you redraft four times, the course module you tighten, the sales page you rework. A writer publishing weekly rewrites far less than the plan pages assume, and the free tier of several of these tools covers it. Count a real month before you buy an allowance.
- Read the free tier for its limit, not its feature list. Free tiers on rewriting tools are limited in one of three ways: a word cap per operation, a total per month, or a feature held back to the paid plan. Rytr publishes a free forever plan at $0/m and says no credit card is required, and Wordtune publishes a free plan at $0.00 beside its paid tiers. Which of the three limits applies decides whether free is a trial or a permanent answer for your volume, and that line is on the pricing page.
- Price the first paid tier, because that is the real decision. Nobody compares the top plan. The decision is between free and the cheapest paid tier, so that is the figure to hold the vendors against. Wordtune publishes $6.99 per month billed annually for its first paid plan and $9.99 per month billed annually for the tier above it. Rytr publishes $7.50/m for its first paid plan and $24.16/m for the tier above. Read both numbers on both pages before you assume the cheaper headline is the cheaper tool.
- Check what the annual price actually commits you to. Almost every figure on these pages is an annual price shown as a monthly number, and the monthly-billed price is higher. That is not a trick, but it does mean the headline is a twelve month commitment, and a tool you are trying for one busy quarter costs more than the page suggests. Where a vendor publishes both, this site quotes both, and where it publishes only the annual rate the text says so.
Common questions
- How much does a paraphrasing tool cost?
- The entry paid plans sit in single dollars a month. Wordtune publishes $6.99 per month billed annually and Rytr publishes $7.50/m, both read from their own pricing pages on 11 September 2026. Several tools, including both of those, also publish a free tier that is enough for a writer rewriting a few thousand words a month.
- Is a free AI sentence rewrite good enough?
- For most creators, yes, until volume crosses the free limit. The limit is what to read, not the feature list: a cap per operation behaves very differently from a cap per month. Rytr describes its free plan as free forever with no credit card required, which is a different commitment from a time-limited trial.
- Why do the prices here differ from the ones I see?
- Vendor pricing pages localise, so the currency and sometimes the number change with where you load them from. Every figure on this page is quoted with the date it was read and links to the page it came from, and where a vendor's page rendered a currency other than dollars for us, no dollar figure is stated at all.
- Does this site rank these tools?
- No. It publishes what each vendor publishes, with the date, so you can do the comparison against your own volume. There are no earnings claims here and no statement about what any tool will do for your writing.
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The median published entry plan per month in the creator platform market was $40.5 in September 2026, across 18 verified vendor pricing pages recorded in PaywallCompass Creator Platform Price Index.
Cite as: "PaywallCompass Creator Platform Price Index", updated 2026-09-03, https://paywallcompass.com/ai-tools/.