AuthorioAuthor plan · Renews Mar 15, 2026
27,650 words remaining this period
For your first book or lead magnet.
30,000 words
~2 books + covers
For regular content production.
70,000 words
~5 books + covers
For agencies and volume producers.
200,000 words
~15 books + covers
Overview
Authorio uses word-based pricing tiers. Every plan includes the full feature set — the only difference between tiers is how many words you can generate each month. This keeps things simple: pick the plan that matches your production volume, and you get everything Authorio offers.
Creator Plan — $29/month
The Creator plan gives you a monthly budget of 30,000 words, which is enough to produce roughly 2 books with covers. This tier is designed for your first book or lead magnet — ideal if you are getting started and want to test the platform with a focused project before scaling up.
Author Plan — $49/month
The Author plan is the most popular choice. It provides 70,000 words per month, enough for roughly 5 books with covers. This tier fits creators who produce content regularly, whether that means a new book each month alongside shorter guides, or a steady stream of lead magnets and digital products.
Publisher Plan — $99/month
The Publisher plan is built for agencies and volume producers. With 200,000 words per month — roughly 15 books with covers — it supports high-output workflows where you are creating content for multiple clients, niches, or product lines simultaneously.
What's Included in All Plans
Every plan comes with the same features:
- Next-gen editor — Block-based writing and editing environment
- Cover design studio — Templates and AI-generated cover designs
- Theme formatting — Typography themes for professional interior layout
- Professional export — PDF, EPUB, Kindle (KDP), and print-ready output
Coming soon to all plans: in-book illustrations, a full editing agent, and landing pages.
Choosing the Right Plan
Start with the tier that matches how much you plan to create each month. If you are writing one or two books, Creator covers it. If you produce content regularly, Author gives you room to work. If you run an agency or publish at volume, Publisher keeps pace.
You can upgrade or downgrade at any time from your billing settings, so there is no risk in starting with a smaller plan and scaling up as your needs grow.
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