Natural writing. Built into PublishReady.
Make AI-assisted drafts sound natural and recognisably yours. Remove awkward phrasing and vary repeated sentence patterns while keeping your meaning and tone.
Plans from $17.42/month when billed yearly. $209 paid upfront for the year. 50 credits each month. No free processing trial.
See what a natural edit looks likeHumanize your text in your PublishReady workspace. No separate subscription needed.
An editing example
Before Overly formal
I'm writing to share the updated homepage draft for your review. It would be greatly appreciated if you could provide any feedback by Thursday. If there are no further changes required, I will proceed with scheduling the page for publication on Friday.
After Direct and natural
Here's the updated homepage draft. Please send any feedback by Thursday. If nothing needs changing, I'll schedule it for publication on Friday.
Illustrative editing example written for this page, not a customer review or a live product benchmark. Your revision depends on the draft and its context.
More than different words
Break up repeated sentence patterns and remove stiff transitions. Keep longer sentences when they help explain the point.
Keep the tone, perspective and phrases that make the draft yours. No invented anecdotes or forced personality.
Use details already in your draft to make vague passages clearer. Remove filler without losing useful information.
Choose Edit content as a separate action to research material claims and fix genuine errors. Sources stay in the evidence panel, outside your article.
Explore content editingHow it works
Paste an article, email, newsletter, landing page or social post. Start with writing you're entitled to edit.
Create an account or sign in. Your draft comes with you. Choose a paid plan if you don't already have credits.
Check the displayed credit cost, then start the review. Read the revision and make the final editorial decisions yourself.
Your existing PublishReady plan
Pay once for a year. Credits replenish monthly, not all at once. Unused monthly credits do not roll over. Cancel renewal anytime.
Credits follow processing usage. See the estimate and maximum before each action, then the final deduction. Credits replenish and expire monthly, on both monthly and yearly plans. Your subscription renews at your selected billing frequency until you cancel renewal.
Creating an account is free. Running a review requires credits. There is no free processing trial.
An AI humanizer rewrites stiff or repetitive text so it reads more naturally. PublishReady focuses on clear wording, varied sentence rhythm and a friendly voice while keeping what the author means.
The rewrite is designed to keep your meaning, perspective and important details. It should not invent personal experiences, statistics or other facts just to make the writing livelier. Read the result before using it.
Blog posts, articles, emails, newsletters, website copy and social posts. Bring writing you are entitled to edit. Check specialist terms and any language you cannot confidently review yourself.
No. Account creation is free, but processing requires credits. New plans include 50 service credits a month on Starter ($19/month or $209/year), 120 on Creator ($49/month or $490/year), and 220 on Pro ($99/month or $891/year). Yearly plans provide credits monthly, not all at once. Existing subscriptions keep their original credit terms.
The workspace shows an estimate and a maximum before you start. The maximum is reserved while the action runs; the final deduction follows processing usage and cannot exceed that maximum. Unused reserved credits are returned. Failed or cancelled actions use no credits. Research and article writing are separate actions, so completed research remains charged even if you do not generate an article.
Your pasted draft stays temporarily in your browser while you sign in. Processing begins when you start an action in your workspace. Saved work is attached to your account until you delete it, subject to the retention exceptions in our privacy policy. Service providers process text to deliver the service.
No. The aim is better writing, not a promised detector score or search ranking. Follow the authorship and disclosure rules that apply to your work.