Salt of the Page vs Sudowrite
Sudowrite is built around AI that writes prose with you. Salt of the Page is built around you writing, with an AI you bring along for research, ideas and fact-checks.
At a glance
Salt of the Page and Sudowrite, side by side.
| Salt of the Page | Sudowrite | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $150 once, or $10 a month | $10 to $44 a month (about half billed yearly) |
| AI writes prose for you | NoBy design | YesCore feature |
| AI for research, brainstorming and fact-checks | YesWith sources | Yes |
| AI credits or word limits | NoNone. Your own AI, your own account | PartlyPlan limits |
| Works with no AI at all | Yes | No |
| Style check without AI | YesOn your device | No |
| Book design, EPUB and print PDF | Yes | No |
| Blogs, newsletter and analytics | Yes | No |
Where each is stronger
An honest look.
Where Sudowrite is strong
- Fast generation of prose and descriptions
- Many AI writing tools in one place
Where Salt of the Page goes further
- Your voice stays your voice: the AI never writes the book
- No credits: use your own AI, or a free local model
- Works fully without AI
- Formats and exports the finished book
- Blogs, newsletter and analytics
Switching from Sudowrite
Bring your book with you.
Export your Sudowrite document to Word and import it. Connect your own AI if you want research and brainstorming beside the page.
See the writing roomQuestions
About switching from Sudowrite.
Is there an AI writing tool that doesn't write for you?
Yes. Salt of the Page's AI researches, brainstorms, answers questions about your book and checks facts. It has no feature that writes chapters.
Will I run out of AI credits?
No. There are no credits. You connect your own AI account or a free local model.
Try the Sudowrite alternative that also runs your blog.
Write, design, publish and run the newsletter, for $150 once or $10 a month.