AI copywriting tools priced from their own plan pages, for one writer
AI copywriting tools are sold to marketing teams and priced accordingly, which is why a creator looking for one so often finds a page quoting a number that has nothing to do with them. The spread is real: the same job is offered at seven dollars a month and at several hundred, and the difference is seats, brand controls and workflow features a single writer will never open. What follows is what each vendor publishes, so you can find the plan that matches one person writing their own work.
- lowest published paid plan per month
- $7.50
- 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
Reading website content writing software prices against one writer
- Separate the solo plan from the team plan before you compare anything. Jasper publishes Pro at $59/month billed yearly or $69/month billed monthly, and a Business plan at custom pricing. Copy.ai publishes $29/mo billed monthly. Writesonic starts at $79 a month. Those are marketing-team prices, and they buy brand voices, knowledge assets and multi-seat collaboration. A single creator writing their own newsletter is buying none of that, and the same drafting job is available at a fraction of it.
- Check the allowance, because that is what you actually run out of. Every plan converts to words or credits, and the tools that look expensive per month are often generous per word while the cheap ones cap hard. Rytr publishes a free forever plan at $0/m with no credit card required and a first paid tier at $7.50/m, then $24.16/m above that. Read the allowance beside the price on the vendor's page: a plan that costs three times more and carries ten times the allowance is the cheaper tool for anyone writing at volume.
- Decide whether you are buying drafting or buying a brand system. The expensive tier of every one of these products is a brand system: a stored voice, a knowledge base, approvals, and a way for several people to produce consistent copy. That is a real product and it is not the creator's product. If one person writes everything, the value is in drafting speed alone, and drafting speed is the commodity part of this market where the free and near-free tiers are genuinely competitive.
- Keep the processing cost of your platform separate from this. A writing tool's price sits on top of whatever your publishing platform charges, and it is easy to lose track of the total. This site prices the platforms separately, on their own published figures, and keeps the two apart deliberately: a $29/mo writing tool alongside a platform cut is a different monthly number from the one either page shows on its own, and only you know which combination you are running.
Common questions
- What do AI copywriting tools cost?
- Read on 11 September 2026 from the vendors' own pages: Jasper publishes Pro at $59/month billed yearly or $69/month billed monthly, Copy.ai publishes $29/mo billed monthly, Writesonic starts at $79 a month, and Rytr publishes a free plan at $0/m and a first paid tier at $7.50/m.
- Is there a free "write for me" AI tool?
- Yes. Rytr publishes a free forever plan at $0/m and states that no credit card is required. Free tiers are capped by a word or credit allowance rather than by time, so whether free is enough depends on your monthly volume rather than on how long you have been using it.
- What is the difference between a content writing app and a copywriting tool?
- In this market, mostly the marketing label. The products overlap almost completely: both draft, rewrite and expand, and both meter you by words or credits. Where they differ is at the top tier, where copywriting tools add brand voices and team approvals that a solo writer does not use.
- Do these prices include the platform I publish on?
- No. These are the writing tool's own plan prices. What your newsletter, course or membership platform charges is a separate figure, and this site prices those separately on their own published pages.
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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/ai-copywriting-tools/.