Most people leave GPTinf for one of three reasons: the word allowance runs out mid month, they want the rewriting and the checking to live in separate places, or they never needed a rewriter at all and just wanted a reliable read on a document. Each of those points to a different tool. Below are the verified options, with the case for staying put first.
The widget calls /api/tools/score. Anonymous visitors get 3 checks per day pooled across the AI Detector and Document Detector, with input capped at 1,000 words. A free account raises that to 60 checks per day at 5,000 words, saved to history. Minimum input is 25 words. Bands: under 30 reads as likely human-written, 30 to 69 as mixed signals, 70 and above as likely AI-generated.
Paste some text or load the example to estimate AI likelihood.
If your job is rewriting a lot of text every month, GPTinf's structure is hard to beat on paper, and switching may cost you more than it saves.
GPTinf's pricing page prices three tiers with the billing toggle defaulting to "Yearly (Save 50%)": Lite at $4.99 per month with 5,000 humanizer words and 2,500 paraphraser words, Pro at $12.49 per month with 25,000 humanizer words and 12,500 paraphraser words, and Unlimited at $29.99 per month with unlimited humanizer and paraphraser words (www.gptinf.com/pricing, checked 16 August 2026). Every tier, including Lite, lists unlimited plagiarism checks, unlimited grammar checks, unlimited AI detector checks, unlimited re-humanizing, unlimited selective rephrase, unlimited freeze keywords and access to all rewrite modes (same page and date).
Three specifics are worth naming, because few competitors match all of them at once:
There is also a free path in before you pay. GPTinf's FAQ says you can humanize up to 120 words without signing up, "and another 120 after you create a free account, so 240 in total" (www.gptinf.com/pricing, checked 16 August 2026).
One thing to read carefully rather than take on faith: GPTinf's own pricing FAQ says all plans include "Ultra Humanization", which it describes as guaranteeing that its output passes AI detectors "without exception" (www.gptinf.com/pricing, checked 16 August 2026). That is the vendor's claim about its own product, quoted here so you can weigh it. No tool controls what a third party detector will say about a given passage on a given day, and detectors change. Treat any guarantee of that shape as a marketing position, not a measured outcome, whoever is making it.
Every figure below was read off the vendor's own live page on the date shown. Blanks mean the vendor does not publish the number, not that the number is zero.
| Tool | What it primarily is | Verified price | Verified allowance | Source, checked 16 Aug 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GPTinf | Humanizer and paraphraser with built-in checks | Lite $4.99/mo, Pro $12.49/mo, Unlimited $29.99/mo (yearly toggle, "Save 50%") | Lite 5,000 humanizer words; Pro 25,000; Unlimited unlimited. Free: 120 words no signup, 120 more after signup | www.gptinf.com/pricing |
| Netus AI | Rewriter and paraphraser inside an 18 tool suite | Free $0, Basic $14/mo, Standard $30/mo, Premium $59/mo, Elite $99/mo (monthly toggle) | Free 50 credits/mo = 500 rewriter words; Basic 15,000 words; Standard 100,000; Premium 400,000; Elite 1,000,000. 1 credit = 10 words | netus.ai/pricing |
| Smodin | Multi-tool suite (writer, detector, humanizer, plagiarism, translator) | Starter $12.99/mo or $10/mo billed annually; Premium $19.99/mo or $16/mo annually | Premium adds unlimited writing output, Chrome extension, API access, bulk processing | smodin.io/pricing |
| Isgen | Detector first, with a separate humanizer tier | Academic $8/mo, Writing $15/mo, Ultimate $24/mo, all billed annually | Writing: 50,000 humanizer words/mo, 15,000 characters per humanization submission, and no AI Detector on that tier | isgen.ai/pricing |
| TextSight | Detector with sentence-level analysis and meaning-preserving rewriting | Starter $9.99/mo ($7.49 annual), Pro $19.99 ($14.99), Business $39.99 ($29.99), Enterprise $79.99 ($59.99) | Marketing paste box: anonymous 3 checks/day at 1,000 words; free account 60/day at 5,000 words; Starter 200/day; Pro and above unlimited | textsight.ai |
A note on our own limits, because it is the thing people discover late: TextSight's detector is an English-only ensemble built on DeBERTa, RoBERTa and ELECTRA. It carries a known false-positive bias against writers who learned English as a second language. If you write in Spanish, Portuguese, German or Chinese, or if your English is fluent but non-native, Isgen's stated support for "over 80 languages" (isgen.ai, checked 16 August 2026) or Netus AI's stated "36 languages support" (netus.ai/pricing, checked 16 August 2026) is a genuine advantage over us, and we would rather you knew that before paying.
Stay on GPTinf if rewriting volume is the constraint and you use freeze keywords or selective rephrase regularly. Nothing else in this table gives you unlimited rewriting for a published price under $30 per month.
Move to Netus AI if you want a free tier that stays usable indefinitely rather than a one-time trial. Netus AI's free plan lists 50 credits per month, 500 rewriter words per month, and "AI Detector - unlimited usage" (netus.ai/pricing, checked 16 August 2026). Learn the credit maths first: 1 credit equals 10 words, so 1,500 credits is 15,000 words, and article generation draws from the same pool at 260 credits per long article.
Move to Smodin if the rewriting was only one part of the job and you also need a plagiarism checker, a translator and an AI writer under one subscription. Smodin's Starter plan at $12.99 per month lists all core tools included (smodin.io/pricing, checked 16 August 2026).
Move to Isgen if you are non-English and rewriting matters more than checking. Read the tier table closely, though: Isgen's own feature comparison shows the $15 Writing tier has AI Detector marked "No" and Plagiarism Checker marked "No", while the cheaper $8 Academic tier has both marked "Yes" (isgen.ai/pricing, checked 16 August 2026). The tiers are built around different jobs, not as a simple ladder.
Move to TextSight if what you actually needed was the checking half. This is the honest scope of it: we score text, show you sentence-level analysis from Starter upward, export a PDF report from Starter upward, and offer bulk scan, file upload and URL scan. Pro and above adds a Chrome extension and a REST API. Business adds teams and branded reports. We do not publish a rewriting word bank in the shape GPTinf does, and we do not make claims about what any third party detector will return.
All pages read directly from the vendor's own live site on 16 August 2026.
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