Plot Factory is where a novel gets organised before and while it gets written. Character sheets hold the people, the plot organiser holds the structure, questionnaires prompt the parts of a fictional world writers forget to decide, and the manuscript editor is where the actual writing happens, with progress statistics and automated backups behind it.
The narration generator is the unexpected one. Hearing a draft read aloud exposes rhythm problems and clumsy dialogue that the eye skims past, and writers have always known this; doing it without recruiting a reader is the useful part. Paid tiers raise the daily narration allowance and the top tier exports MP3.
Basic is free with one story and 250 words of narration a day, then $9, $14 and $19 a month, each with a 14-day trial and ePub export on the top plan. The free tier’s one-story limit is restrictive for anyone with more than one idea, narration allowances are metered daily rather than pooled, and a story planner organises writing without doing any of it.
