Pricing

Five dollars. Fifty thousand words.

You can put money on a balance and spend it down, or subscribe for a monthly word pool. The free tier keeps working either way: 500 words a run, 5 runs a day, every voice, every tell marked.

Plans

Free

$0

forever, no card

  • 500 words per run
  • 5 runs a day
  • Every voice and every tell marked
  • Your words kept 0 seconds
Use the free tier

Pay-as-you-go

From $5

50,000 words per top-up

  • 2,000-word runs
  • No daily cap
  • .md upload
  • API and MCP key
  • Balance never expires

Most popular

Pro

$19/mo

billed annually, or $24 month to month

  • 300,000 words a month
  • No daily cap
  • Batch uploads
  • Downloadable reports
  • API and MCP key
  • Usage history

Team

$99/mo

5 seats, one shared pool

  • 1,000,000 words a month, shared
  • Team dashboard
  • Roles for editors and admins
  • Priority support
  • Unified billing

Enterprise

From $299/mo

or $3,500 a year

  • 3,000,000 words a month
  • SSO and org seats
  • Audit log and usage API
  • DPA and GDPR
  • 365-day retention
  • Onboarding and an SLA
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Wholesale LLM costs have been rising. The prices above carry a buffer so your word limits hold for the term you pay for.

What one top-up is
  • $5 is the base amount, and it lands 50,000 words on your balance.
  • Checkout shows a quantity stepper from 1 to 20. Set it to 4 and you pay $20 for 200,000 words; set it to 20 and you pay $100 for a million.
  • The rate is flat at every step: one cent buys 100 words, whether you spend $5 or $100.
  • A typical humanizer subscription costs about $10 a month for 10,000 words, which works out to roughly 10 words per cent. The same cent buys 100 words here.

A word here is a word of your draft. A 500-word run spends 500 words off the balance, so $5 covers about a hundred short runs.

Opens Stripe Checkout. Set the quantity there for a bigger balance. Card only, and you land on your dashboard when it clears.

What paid unlocks

2,000-word runs

Paste up to 2,000 words at a time instead of the 500 the free tier stops at.

.md upload

Drop a Markdown or text file straight in, so you are not pasting long drafts by hand.

No daily cap

The free tier gives you 5 runs a day. On the balance you run as much as it covers, whenever you want.

API and MCP key

Your dashboard link doubles as the bearer token for POST /api/deslop and the /mcp server. One credential for the browser and your agents.

How the no-login account works

Here is the trade we are making, in plain terms. The link is the whole credential: anyone who holds it can spend the balance and read the usage table, because there is no email or password to check them against. That is the cost of a no-login account, and it is why the page is set to stay out of search engines and out of the referrer header. If a link gets away from you, regenerate it and the old one dies at once. Your draft text is never kept on either tier unless you tick the donate box after a run, in which case that one pair is held 90 days and then deleted; otherwise the account stores only word counts and timestamps.

Topping up again

When the balance gets low, the dashboard has a Top up button that opens the same Checkout with the same quantity slider.

A top-up adds to what is left. Nothing expires and nothing resets, so a balance you barely touched this month is still there next month.

Questions

Is this a subscription?

The top-up balance is a prepaid pack: you pay once and spend it down, with no recurring charge. Pro and Team are the subscriptions — a monthly price for a monthly word pool, billed annually or month to month. Enterprise bills monthly or yearly.

What happens when the balance hits zero?

Paid runs stop and the tool falls back to the free tier: 500 words a run, 5 runs a day. Add more to the balance whenever you want the higher limits back.

Do I need the paid tier to use underslop?

No. The free tier runs every voice and marks every tell. You pay only for longer runs, file upload, no daily cap, and the API and MCP key.

I lost my dashboard link. Can you find my account?

Only if you emailed the link to yourself from the dashboard: check that inbox. Since there is no login tied to your identity, a link with no copy saved anywhere cannot be recovered, so save it when you get it.