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Prepaid access. One payment, no automatic renewal. Your stories remain readable after access ends.

Day Pass

$5.99

1 day of access

300,000 generation credits

500 Stars

Payments are not available yet.

Premium Yearly

$99.99

365 days of access

14,400,000 generation credits

8,000 Stars

Payments are not available yet.

Prepaid access. One payment, no automatic renewal. Your stories remain readable after access ends.

Every pass includes

Access to paid story models shown as available in your selector, chapter continuation, AI rewriting and regeneration; manual editing, reading tools and a private library. Passes differ in validity and included credits. Generation is finite and actual usage depends on the model price, context and output length; chapter estimates will be published after measurement.

One payment. No automatic renewal. Generation uses the included credit allowance.

Before your first chapter

What is included in the free experience?

New accounts get a first chapter and one continuation in the same story. Deleting a story or creating another does not reset the allowance. Existing trial accounts keep their original access.

Does a pass renew automatically?

No. Day, month and year passes are prepaid with one payment. Generation consumes the included credit allowance.

Are my stories public?

Stories are private by default, require sign-in and are excluded from search indexing. Relevant story text is sent to the selected model provider when you request generation.

Can I read after my pass ends?

Yes. Saved stories remain readable and can be edited by hand. More generation, AI rewriting and paid models require active access and enough credits.

Which models can I use?

The selector lists only models approved for the relevant language, rating, streaming and continuity. Automatic mode chooses within that list. Model outages and refusals are shown as recoverable errors.