Pick the plan with the typing features your draft needs — writing duration, text volume, and the human-like touches you want (realistic edits, typos, corrections, revision passes).
Pro Annual = $9/month — just $1 more than a single Day Pass
Try human-like writing into Google Docs — no card, no risk.
Adds realistic edits, corrections, and a final revision to your Google Docs writing trail.
Last-minute deadline rescue — pay once, no subscription.
$1 more for the full Pro toolkit.
Pro Annual = $9/month, only $1 more than a Day Pass. Sessions up to 1 week (custom 10 min – 1 week), no word limits, realistic edits, and an end-of-session revision pass — every day, not just one.
Compare Pro →Start with how each AutoTyper plan shapes your Google Docs writing trail — that's where Day Pass and Pro really differ.
| Capability | Free | ProBest value | Day Pass |
|---|---|---|---|
| Writing-trail realism | |||
| Realism level | Basic timing only | Gradual version history + finer playback realism | Gradual version history |
| Typing rhythm in the timeline | Basic pacing | Natural intervals + realistic edits + revision pass | Sentence-by-sentence pacing |
| Smart duration recommendations | ✓ | ||
Yes, there is a Free plan — 250 words per day, sessions up to 1 hour, basic pacing, smart duration recommendations, and server-side typing that keeps going after you close the tab or laptop. Pro unlocks unlimited words, sessions up to 1 week, custom durations, natural intervals and breaks (short pauses while writing, longer ones for stepping away), realistic typos and corrections, and an end-of-session revision sweep. Day Pass is a one-time $8 purchase that gives you 24 hours of unlimited use, ideal for a single deadline. You can also earn additional free Day Passes by inviting friends — see the next question for how that works.
Sharing AutoTyper with classmates earns you free 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 on top — first Day Pass purchase by that friend gives you 1 Day Pass, first monthly subscription gives you 2, first yearly Pro subscription gives you 4. Day Passes wait in inventory and the 24-hour timer only starts when you click Start AutoType, so stockpile them for deadlines. Both you and your friend immediately unlock Existing Google Docs writes — permanently, no expiry. There is no cap on how many Day Passes you can stack.
Free supports 10, 20, 30, 45 minutes and 1 hour. Pro adds longer presets (2h, 6h, 12h, 1 day, 3 days, 1 week) plus a custom selector that takes any value from 10 minutes to 1 week. Day Pass can use any duration up to 1 day during its 24-hour window.
AutoTyper Day Pass gives you 24 hours of unlimited typing, server-side execution, and new or existing-doc access — enough to defeat version history checks for one deadline. What it does NOT include: protection against writing playback tools (which replay the writing process step by step), realistic editing patterns (typos with corrections), the end-of-session revision pass, or custom durations beyond the 24-hour window. Those are all Pro-only.
Both plans pace your draft into Google Docs across a window — that part is identical. The real difference is what each plan defeats. Day Pass writes at a sentence pace with natural pauses, which defeats version history analysis (the snapshot-grouped edits Google Docs records). Pro adds three things on top to defeat writing playback (tools that replay the writing process step by step): natural intervals and breaks (short pauses while writing, longer ones for stepping away), realistic editing (occasional typos that get corrected later, so the replay shows the back-and-forth a real writer leaves behind), and an end-of-session revision pass (a small, natural-looking edit that lands a few minutes after you 'finish,' the way a writer re-reads their own work).
Day Pass is designed to produce a believable Google Docs version history, and a sentence-pace rhythm is ideal for that. Google Docs groups rapid small edits into single version stamps anyway, so writing in natural sentence-length pieces with pauses between them gives you a clean timeline of discrete writing events. Pro adds a finer-grained rhythm — natural intervals and breaks, planted typos that get corrected later, and an end-of-session revision sweep — because it's also designed to hold up under writing playback, which replays the writing process step by step.
After all your text has been typed in, Pro keeps the session open for a few extra minutes and lands one small edit at the end — the kind of light revision a writer makes after re-reading their own draft. Your final text stays exactly the same as what you pasted; what changes is the edit history, which now looks like you sat down, typed a draft, and came back to give it one last pass. Day Pass skips this step.
Custom durations let you set any session length between 10 minutes and 1 week using a days/hours/minutes selector — for example 2 hours 30 minutes or 4 days 12 hours. Instead of picking from the preset options, you can dial in the exact window you need. Custom durations are a Pro-only feature; the daily word cap automatically scales with the duration you choose.
Ready to AutoType?
Paste a draft, pick a duration, close the tab — AutoTyper types it into Google Docs as small paced chunks from our servers.
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| ✓ |
| Realistic editing (typos + corrections) | — | ✓ | — |
| End-of-session revision pass | — | ✓ | — |
| Capacity & limits | |||
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| Daily word limit | 250 words | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Max session duration | Up to 1 hour | Up to 1 week | Up to 24 hours |
| Custom session lengths | — | 10 min – 1 week | — |
| How it operates | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Use existing Google Doc | Via invitation | Unlimited | Within 24 h window |
| Server-side typing | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Access window | Ongoing | Ongoing | 24 hours after activation |
| Service | |||
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| Support | Priority | ||
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