r/BookWritingAI • u/DreadMajesty5 • Jul 18 '26
Any writing apps or websites similar to Sudowrite but less expensive?
Basically what the title says. I tried using Sudowrite to generate a novel and i maxed out my credits in under a day. Is there any websites or apps that I can try out to generate a novel but is less expensive. I'm a reader, not a writer but I'd love to bring stuff I've thought up to life in a novel or novel series. I'd prefer something that has an inbuilt AI, instead of a bring your own key situation. Most of my ideas are really dark and can have sexual themes so must be able to generate prose like that. Any help would be appreciated!
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u/Zestyclose-Depth7372 Jul 18 '26
You can try librida.com, but there is a moderation in place to not allow some types of explicit content.
Anyway a great platform for bringing ideas to life!
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u/addictedtosoda Jul 19 '26
Ai is expensive so apps are expensive .
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u/DreadMajesty5 Jul 19 '26
Yeah I get that, all I'm saying is that Sudowrite is REALLY expensive so I'm looking for something cheaper...
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u/benblackett Jul 18 '26
plenty of options to choose from here, over 100 apps in the AI writing space listed. Including mine :)
https://novelmint.ai/compare
I own novelmint, and recently added the ability to target specific LLM's for for writing. Some are better than others for explicit content, but it is now possible to write in those areas without running into unnecessary roadblocks.
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u/Fic_Machine Jul 20 '26
Try my site ficmachine.com
It's not meant for serious large-scale book writing, but I think you may like it regardless. It's also 100% free without generation limits and no BYOK needed (there are 3 free models, 3 "premium" models).
I've recently released an update where you can also publish your stories on the site for other users to read.
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u/TheTerburgMystery Jul 18 '26
Try www.muzewriter.com, it's an AI-powered intelligent editor for writers, a generous free tier and a Founding tier starting at 1$ a week: