Pricing
Every plan runs on your own model key — so you pay Woolfe for the tool and the features, and your tokens stay yours. Start free, upgrade when you need more.
Free
Enough to write real articles and see if Woolfe fits your work.
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For people publishing regularly — unlimited output and the linking tools.
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Full control over how Woolfe writes for your brand.
Choose EnterpriseWoolfe runs on your own model API key across every plan. That means “unlimited” articles are limited only by your key's own token budget — never by us — and you're never paying a markup on tokens. AI usage fees are charged separately by your AI provider through your own API key, and are not included in your Woolfe subscription. *Unlimited = no cap from Woolfe; bounded by your key.
Prices are in US dollars, billed monthly, and exclude tax. VAT, sales tax, or the local equivalent may be added at checkout depending on where you are — the final amount is always shown before you confirm. Payments are securely processed by Paddle, our Merchant of Record, which collects and remits applicable taxes.
Yes. Woolfe uses your model API key so the tokens — and their cost — stay on your side. You add it once in your account.
Woolfe puts no cap on how many articles you generate on paid plans. The only real limit is your own key's token budget.
Yes. Subscriptions are month-to-month and you can cancel whenever you like. See our refund & cancellation policy.
Payments are securely processed by Paddle, our Merchant of Record, which also collects and remits applicable taxes.
No. Reworking or refreshing an existing article doesn't use up your monthly article count on the Free plan.
Nineteen, including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese and more — set per project or per article.
Yes. Email [email protected] and we'll delete your account and its data. See the privacy policy for retention periods.
No. We don't use your prompts or generated content to train our own models. Since you bring your own model key, your inputs go to that provider under its own terms — check them for how it handles data.