Key Takeaways
PassMyEssay measures usage in words processed, not in credits or requests. One word in the input you submit equals one word against your plan.
What counts
- Humanize: the number of words you submit is added to your usage when the rewrite runs.
- AI Check: the number of words you scan is also added to your usage.
- Suggest fix: when you ask for replacement options for a flagged phrase, a small flat amount (50 words) is charged for the suggestions.
Plans
- Weekly Pass — $7.99 / week, 100,000 words.
- Monthly Pass — $19.99 / month, 500,000 words.
- Annual Pass — $149 / year, unlimited (subject to fair use).
One word in your essay equals one word against your plan. No multipliers, no surprise fees.
When does usage reset?
Word counts reset on every renewal. For weekly and monthly plans that is at the start of the next billing period; for annual it is on the anniversary date. Usage from one period does not roll over.
Out of room?
Hit the limit before your plan renews? Open Account → Top up words (or pick "Top up instead" inside the pricing dialog). A one-time top-up adds 25,000 words for $4.99 to your current period only — it does not extend your plan length, and it does not roll over.
Why words, not credits
Other tools charge per request — 50 requests, 100 requests, etc. A request can be 10 words or 10,000 words, and the cost lands the same way. That is unfair to anyone working with longer drafts.
Measuring usage in words means you pay for exactly what you submit. If you only need to fix a paragraph, you only spend a paragraph.