Coins & plans
What a book costs
One price per page, the same in every art style, and the few things that add to it.
Updated Sep 29, 20261 min read
Every illustrated page costs 1 coin, in every art style.
What adds to the price
- Extra characters beyond the first: 1 coin each.
- A rhyming writing style: 1 coin.
- Narration, ordered from the reader when you want it: 1 coin per page, in every language.
- Re-drawing a page you want changed: 1 coin. Repairing a page that failed to draw is free.
- The next chapter of a series costs the same as any book: its pages, cast and style.
- Reading a set of memory photographs: 2 coins, flat — or write the captions yourself for free.
Where you see the price
The total is shown at the bottom of the story wizard on every step, and again on the Ready to generate? confirmation. Nothing is charged until you confirm it there.
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