Upgrade path
Upgrade for immediate headroom
Use Pricing when you already need longer typing sessions, recurring heavy workloads, or always-on access. This is the fastest path when deadlines are already stacked.
See upgrade detailsAutoTyper Free
Start on Free. Unlock more when your network actually uses it.
The Free plan is real: it gets you into paced Google Docs typing right away. When you need more, you can either upgrade or keep stacking Day Pass inventory by sharing AutoTyper with classmates and friends.
Free gets you in. Invites help you keep going. Pro unlocks the always-on path.
What the Free plan already covers
This page does not invent a second Free promise. It reuses the same public plan definition as Pricing.
FreeForever free
Try human-like writing into Google Docs — no card, no risk.
- Gradual writing trail in version history — not a paste
- Smart duration recommendations tuned to your draft
- Word limit: 250 / day
- Session: up to 1 hour
- Google Docs syncing
- New Google Docs only
- Server-side typing (keeps going after you close the tab or laptop)
Where Free stops
If you need longer typing sessions, heavier workloads, existing-doc access at scale, or repeat high-intensity windows, you will eventually want either Day Pass inventory or Pro.
Free → Invite → Day Pass → Pro
Keep Free for the baseline. Use invite momentum for extra 24-hour windows. Upgrade when the workload becomes constant.
Two ways to go beyond Free
One path is direct: upgrade when you already know you need the extra surface area. The other path is slower but free-friendly: invite people who actually need the product, then let progress turn into Day Pass inventory.
Invite path
Share with classmates to stack Day Passes
Every 2 free friends who sign up via your link become 1 Day Pass in your inventory. If a friend later upgrades to a paid plan, you stack even more. No cap, no leaderboard — just bring people who actually need the tool.
InvitationHow our users actually use AutoTyper invitations
Real cases from our users who shared their invite link with classmates and co-writers, then used the Day Passes to ship Google Docs work where a reviewer might scrub the version history.
Example path
Julian
Unlocked
Unlocked 4 Day Passes
Shared in
Dropped his link into a study subreddit DM thread, a campus Slack channel for finance majors, and an X reply thread for deadline-heavy writers.
Used for
Spent them on a finance problem set writeup, a coding assignment writeup the TA was running through Version History, a case-study paper, and a last-minute scholarship essay.
How it stacked: 2 friends each bought their first Day Pass, and a third friend subscribed to a monthly plan when finals hit.
Example path
Priya
Unlocked
Unlocked 5 Day Passes
Shared in
Shared in a research Slack, a TA prep Discord, and an alumni mailing list where people swap writing tools before finals.
Used for
Used the inventory for a scholarship essay the committee would scrub, a stats homework writeup the TA was checking via Version History, and a dissertation chapter polish before her advisor's review.
How it stacked: 2 friends signed up via her link (free), and a third friend committed to a yearly Pro plan for their thesis year.
Example path
Maya
Unlocked
Unlocked 3 Day Passes
Shared in
Shared her link in a graduate writing Discord, a class Slack, and a dorm WhatsApp study group.
Used for
Used them across a take-home essay exam, a literature review draft her advisor was going to review, and a thesis chapter cleanup before submission.
How it stacked: 4 friends signed up via her link (free), and 1 of them later bought a Day Pass before their own deadline.
Simple rule table
Use the full rules page for edge cases. This table is just the quick mental model.
Friend actionWhat lands in your progressWhat the system does
Free friend signs up via your link+1 medal2 free signups → 1 Day Pass automatically lands in inventory
Friend's first Day Pass purchase+2 medals1 Day Pass lands immediately. First purchase only.
Friend's first monthly subscription+4 medals2 Day Passes land immediately. First subscription only.
Friend's first yearly Pro subscription+8 medals4 Day Passes land immediately. First subscription only.
Day Passes land in inventory first. The 24-hour timer starts when you click Start AutoType.
The gift you give a friend (and yourself)
Inviting someone is the easiest way to bring a classmate or co-author into a real Google Docs writing tool. Both of you get something the moment they redeem.
Start with Free. Keep the upgrade path and invite path both open.
If you need more right away, go to Pricing. If you want to stretch Free further first, keep sharing into places where the tool actually solves a problem.