Pricing
A new language for your book costs less than a cover
Every plan buys the same care: the whole book read before a word is written, then written again in the destination language and read back by a native eye. Start with one chapter — read it, and decide from there.
Trial
Read one chapter before you trust us with the book.
$9.90one-time
Recreate a single chapter and read it yourself. If it does not read as though it were written in that language, stop there.
up to 10,000 words
- One chapter, any language
- Editable Word document and PDF
- Full price refunded against a Book plan within 7 days
Most authors start here
Book
One complete novel, in one new language.
$199one-time
A full-length book recreated into the language of a market you cannot currently sell in. At a $4.99 ebook, it pays for itself at 57 copies.
up to 100,000 words
- A complete book, start to finish
- Every language we support
- Editable Word document, PDF and a quality report
- Allowance never expires
Series
A backlist is worth more than a book.
$649one-time
Five books, or one book into five languages — $130 each. If you have written a series, this is the tier that opens a market rather than a title.
up to 500,000 words
- Roughly five full-length books
- Mix languages and titles as you like
- Consistent voice held across every book
- Allowance never expires
Studio
For presses, studios and translation teams.
$399per month
Continuous capacity for a catalogue, with the working arrangements a publishing house needs.
up to 90,000 words each month
- Unused allowance rolls over
- Seats for your editorial team
- Priority queue and a direct line to us
In India or South Asia? See pricing in rupees →
Payments open shortly. Until then every plan reserves the launch price — or recreate a chapter now and judge the work first.
What a book normally costs to cross a language
- A human literary translator
- $7,000 – $17,500for a 70,000-word novel, over several months
- Airecreator
- $199for the same book, finished the same day
A self-published novel at $4.99 returns roughly $3.50 a copy. A Book plan is repaid at fifty-seven copies in a market you cannot currently sell in at all.
Questions authors ask
- How is this different from running my book through a translation tool?
- A translation tool works sentence by sentence and leaves your English structure underneath, which readers in the destination language notice immediately — and say so in reviews. Airecreator reads the entire book first and writes it again in the other language's own idiom and rhythm. How it works →
- What if the result is not good enough?
- Spend $9.90 on one chapter and find out before you commit a book. If you go on to buy a Book plan within seven days, that $9.90 comes off the price.
- Do I keep the rights?
- Entirely. You keep every right in your manuscript and in the recreation, and may publish it anywhere. Read the terms →
- Why do Asian languages have a lower word allowance?
- Languages such as Hindi, Japanese and Chinese take more work per word to recreate well. The allowance reflects that honestly rather than quietly delivering less care.
- Can I use this for a series?
- Yes, and it is the better use. The Series plan covers roughly five books at $130 each, and voice is held consistently across all of them.