p[ai]ges

Plan · Write · Make it yours · Publish

Tell us the book you want,
and we'll write it for you.

p[ai]ges plans your chapters, writes them, then goes back over every line until it sounds like you and not like a robot. What you get is a finished book, laid out and ready to sell: PDF, EPUB and Word.

$19 a month writes a book a month — about sixty thousand words, plus 45 goes at making it sound like you.

Write your first chapter See what $19 buys

Start with a chapter a day. No card needed, and no clock running.

Finish the book you started: Most novels stop dead at chapter three. Yours gets all thirty — written with you, right through to the last page.
Readers can’t tell: Every chapter gets a second pass that puts your rhythm and your turns of phrase back in. It reads like you wrote it.
A cover that earns a second look: Real paintings, set in real type. Press the button again and again until one of them stops you.

A book a month. That is the whole price.

Not tokens. Not compute seconds. Not a number that means nothing. $19 buys one book a month — thirty chapters, sixty thousand words — plus forty-five humanizer passes. Studio buys three books. Press buys eight. The price is on the button before you press it, and the number on the button is the number you pay. Every time. No true-up, no surcharge, no line item you have not already seen.

The humanizer, and it has its own budget.

Every plan carries a second, separate allowance just for the humanizer — because it is the reason most people are here, and because we did not want drafting to quietly eat it. Draft all day; your passes are untouched. Check any pass with the built-in AI-likeness detector, which is free and always will be.

Make fifty covers. Keep one.

Every cover in the library is built here on our own machines from real paintings and real book type — twenty-one paintings, six arrangements, eight colourways. They cost us nothing to make, so they cost you nothing to try: unlimited on every plan, including the free one. Press the button fifty times. Press it fifty more tomorrow. If you would rather have something painted from scratch for your book, that one runs on a picture model and costs a couple of pages — and it says so on the button, before you press it.

A finished book, not a folder of text.

Front matter, copyright page, dedication, chapter breaks, a real cover, and a manuscript that exports to PDF, EPUB and Word — typeset, paginated, and ready to upload. You started out to write a book. You should end up holding one. (Those three formats come with a paid plan; plain text and Markdown are there from the start, so your words are never locked in.)

Four tiers. One subscription. No keys.

Every model we host runs on our accounts, on your one subscription. You never open a provider console, never paste an API key, never get an invoice from anyone but us. Pick Fast, Standard, Best or Signature — the price is the tier, not the model, so trying the good one costs exactly what the page says it costs. Which model sits behind each tier is named in the app, and it changes as better ones arrive; the price list does not move when it does.

What a plan actually buys

A chapter is 2,000 words · a book is 30 chapters (60,000 words)

Draft

Freeforever

A chapter a day

· Fast tier every day, Standard every third
· 2 humanizer passes a month
· 1 project
· Unlimited covers from the library

Start writing

Most writers

Author

$19a month

1 book a month

· 45 humanizer passes
· 10 projects · Fast, Standard and Best
· PDF, EPUB and DOCX export
· Unlimited covers from the library

Write a book

Studio

$39a month

3 books a month

· 75 humanizer passes
· Unlimited projects · every quality tier
· Stealth humanizer
· Use p[ai]ges inside your editor

Go Studio

Press

$99a month

8 books a month

· 180 humanizer passes
· Priority support
· Bring your own provider key

Talk to us

Writing chapters and making them sound like you have separate budgets — one never spends the other. Typing, editing and library covers cost nothing at all. Need more mid-month? Add ten chapters for $4.

Covers worth putting on a shelf

Twenty-one paintings from a museum's open collection, set in book type that came with the software — six arrangements, eight colourways, and a different one every time you press the button. Keep pressing until one of them stops you.

Every one of these came from nothing but a title and a name. Paintings from the Art Institute of Chicago's open collection, all of them out of copyright.

For developers

And it runs inside your editor.

On Studio and above, p[ai]ges hands you a key and an endpoint, and outline, draft, humanize and export appear as tools inside Cursor and Claude Code — drawing on the same allowance as the web app. Most companies want your API key. We give you ours.

claude mcp add --transport http paiges https://api.paigesapp.com/mcp/ \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer pgs_live_…"

Tell us the book you want,and we'll write it for you.