This article explains how WriteHuman plans work: what counts as a request, the monthly request allowance and word limit on each plan, how output variations work, and what Ultra "unlimited" really means. For account setup and a first walkthrough, see Getting Started with WriteHuman. For current pricing, check writehuman.ai/pricing.

A request is one click of the Humanize button. Each time you click Humanize on a piece of text, that counts as one request against your monthly allowance, no matter how the result turns out.

Your plan sets three things: how many requests you get each month, how many words you can include in a single request, and how many output variations you receive per request.

Here is what each paid plan includes. For the price of each plan, see writehuman.ai/pricing, since prices can change.

You can also try the Humanizer for free from the homepage with a limited number of monthly requests. Paid plans raise your limits, give you more words per request, add more output variations, and unlock enhanced humanization quality.

A variation is an alternate version of your humanized text produced from the same request. When you run a request, you get several rewrites to choose from (2 on Basic, 3 on Pro, and 5 on Ultra). This lets you pick the version that reads best without spending another request. Choosing among the variations from a single click does not use extra requests.

Your monthly request allowance refreshes each billing month while your subscription is active. Using the Humanizer draws down that month's allowance, and a new allowance becomes available for the next billing month.

Requests reset on your billing (renewal) date each month, not on the first of the calendar month. For example, if your subscription renews on the 12th, your allowance refreshes on the 12th of each month.

If your requests do not appear to reset when you expect, reach out through the in-app chat or at [email protected] and the team can look into your account.

Each plan has a maximum number of words per request: 600 on Basic, 1,200 on Pro, and 3,000 on Ultra. This is the most text you can humanize in a single click.

If your document is longer than your plan's per-request word limit, split it into smaller sections and humanize each section as its own request. For best results, break the text at natural points such as paragraph or section breaks. Keep in mind that each section you humanize counts as one request.

A high human score is honest information about how likely text is to be flagged by major detectors, not a bug. Sometimes a result comes back lower than you hoped, and you may want to run the text again (for example, through Enhanced mode).

If the built-in AI Detector gives your output a low human score (in other words, a high AI reading), a button appears that lets you re-humanize that text again for free. Trying to improve a weak result this way does not cost you an extra request.

A submission that is blocked by content moderation still counts as one request on the website, though blocked submissions do not count against API usage. For more on what gets blocked and why, see our content moderation article.

If you believe a request did not complete correctly, contact the team through the in-app chat or at [email protected] so they can review what happened on your account.

On Ultra, unlimited means unlimited monthly requests, so you should not normally run into a monthly request limit. There is still a per-request word limit of 3,000 words on Ultra, so very long documents should be split into chunks the same way as on other plans.

Unlimited usage may be throttled if we detect account sharing or abuse. As long as you are using your own account normally, this should not affect you.

If you are on Ultra and you see a "limit reached" message, that is not expected. Please reach out through the in-app chat or at [email protected] and the team will sort it out quickly.

You can pause your subscription instead of cancelling. A pause takes effect at the end of your current billing term, not in the middle of a cycle, and it defers your future billing for the number of months you choose. During the pause you cannot use the paid service, and billing resumes automatically when the pause ends.

Pausing does not add new requests. You keep whatever requests are left in your current term, and pausing simply postpones your next billing and next allowance until the pause is over.

If your available requests after resuming do not look right, contact the team and they can check your account.

You can review and change your plan from within the app. To compare what each plan includes and see current prices, visit writehuman.ai/pricing. You manage billing at My Account > Manage Subscription, which opens the Stripe Customer Portal. You can cancel anytime from My Account and Cancel Subscription. For billing, invoice, or refund questions, contact the support team so a person can help you directly.

If you have a question about your plan, requests, or word limits, reach out through the in-app chat or email [email protected]. The team replies during business hours and is happy to help.