Writier is a writing assistant built around finishing a sentence or paragraph a writer has started, rather than generating a full piece from a single prompt. It has a long-form assistant with inline autocompletion, a headline generator, an intro generator and language detection, exports finished articles, and integrates with Grammarly for a further grammar pass, organising work into unlimited project folders on every plan, including the free one. The company, based in Paris, prices its plans in tokens rather than a flat word count, and its FAQ explains a token as roughly 4 characters of English text.
The footer copyright reads 2021, which is worth weighing against how actively the product is maintained today before relying on it for ongoing work; confirm current features and support responsiveness directly. As with any sentence-completion tool, suggestions reflect patterns in the model’s training rather than a fact-check of what is being written, so claims and figures inserted by the assistant still need verification before publishing.
Free is $0 a month for 10,000 tokens, about 2,500 words, with access to every feature listed. Personal is $9 a month for 300,000 tokens, about 75,000 words, aimed at everyday and personal writing. Professional is $29 a month for 1,000,000 tokens, about 250,000 words, aimed at agencies and education. Every plan includes the same feature set, so the difference between tiers is purely the monthly token allowance, and plans renew automatically unless cancelled.
