# Humanit Pro — Plan Fact Sheet

> 30k words every month from $9.99 a month, and up to 2,500 words rewritten in a single run. Every PRO style across all five tools, one shared balance.

**URL:** https://humanit.app/pricing/pro

- **Monthly:** $19.99 per month.
- **Yearly:** $119.88 per year — $9.99 a month, 50% less than twelve monthly payments ($239.88).
- **Words:** 30,000 per month, refilled at the start of every month.
- **Rollover:** none — unused words do not carry into the next month.
- **Per run:** up to 2,500 words in a single request.
- **Includes:** every PRO style in the humanizer, paraphraser, summarizer and grammar checker, plus Match my style and the AI detector — one shared monthly balance.
- **Cancellation:** access continues to the end of the period already paid for.
- **Free tier (try first):** 300 free words every month on a free account, up to 300 words per run (the AI detector is free with no account and never spends words), no card.
- **Refunds:** all purchases are final — verify quality on the free tier before paying.

## Who it is for

Pro is the tier built around a normal coursework week. Thirty thousand words a month covers roughly sixty passages of five hundred words, which in practice means several assignments, the emails around them, and the redrafts you did not plan for. The number that matters more than the monthly total is the 2,500-word run limit: a standard essay goes through in one pass, so you read one clean result instead of stitching three together. That single change is why most people who try Starter first end up here.

## Common questions

**Why do most people choose Pro?**

The per-run limit. At 2,500 words a typical essay is rewritten in one pass, so the output reads as one continuous piece rather than sections joined at the seams. The monthly allowance matters less — most people never reach it — but everyone notices having to split a document.

**Is thirty thousand words a month realistic to use up?**

For most students, no, and that is deliberate. It is sized so a heavy coursework week never makes you ration the tool. If you regularly finish it, what you are doing is long-form work rather than assignments, and Ultra is priced for that shape of use.

**Does a longer run give a better result than several short ones?**

Usually yes, because the model sees the whole argument at once. Rewritten in three separate passes, neighbouring sections sometimes repeat a point or lose the transition that joined them — the seams are the part a marker notices. One pass avoids that.


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