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 words6,500 words for Hindi, Japanese and other Asian languages
- 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 words65,000 words for Hindi, Japanese and other Asian languages
- 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 words325,000 words for Hindi, Japanese and other Asian languages
- 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 month60,000 words for Hindi, Japanese and other Asian languages
- Unused allowance rolls over
- Seats for your editorial team
- House glossaries and style preferences
- Priority queue and a direct line to us
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.