The AI humanizer for Egypt: Egyptian pound pricing and English that reads human
A great deal of professional writing in Egypt happens in English even though it is nobody's first language at the table: university theses, outsourcing deliverables, tourism copy, correspondence with partners in the Gulf and Europe. Humanize 360 is a rewriter for that English. It takes a draft that reads stiff or machine-made and returns one that reads human, without changing the meaning.
Prices are shown in Egyptian pounds, one of the currencies in our catalogue, and the checkout takes Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal. Gateway fees are included. It is free for 300 words per run, three runs a day, with no account, so you can test it on a real paragraph first.
Paying in Egyptian pounds
The pricing page shows packs and plans in E£. A Starter pack is 5,000 words for E£100; larger packs suit a thesis or a quarter of agency work, and every credit is valid for twelve months. Plans start from E£150 a month with yearly billing about 40% cheaper. Choose a card or wallet at checkout and Flutterwave collects the payment. First purchases carry a 7-day money-back guarantee, and a pack under 10% used can be refunded.
English writing in Egypt
- Theses and papers at Cairo University, the American University in Cairo, Ain Shams and Alexandria University. AUC follows American conventions and many other departments accept either; pick one spelling and keep it, and use Academic mode to protect citations.
- Outsourcing and IT services firms in Cairo and Giza delivering English documentation, support content and marketing copy to clients abroad.
- Job applications and cover letters for multinational employers and for roles in the Gulf, where English is the screening language.
- Tourism and hospitality businesses in Luxor, Hurghada and Alexandria writing for English-speaking visitors.
- Freelancers and agencies serving European and Gulf clients who expect copy that reads like a person wrote it.
Students and disclosure
Egyptian universities differ widely on AI policy, and private institutions often have stricter written rules than public faculties. Check the policy for your course. Our Ethics Statement (/ethics) and Acceptable Use Policy (/acceptable-use) rule out using Humanize 360 to breach an institution's rules. Where AI assistance is permitted with disclosure, disclose it.
Standard everywhere
Beyond currency and payment rails nothing changes by country. Everyone gets 300 free words per run, eight modes (Standard, Academic, Simple, Formal, Casual, Flowing, Expand, Shorten), three strengths, protected words, a custom style profile and a Changes view. Documents go in as PDF, DOCX, TXT or MD and come out with headings and lists kept. The engine is our own code; text is never sent to a third-party AI company. Support is by in-app ticket, email or WhatsApp with a 24-hour response target on working days. Arabic is on the roadmap; version one is English only.
Common questions
Can I pay with an Egyptian bank card in pounds?
Yes. Prices are shown in Egyptian pounds and Visa, Mastercard and Amex are accepted through Flutterwave, along with Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal. Gateway fees are included in the displayed price.
Should I use British or American spelling?
Whichever your institution or client expects; AUC uses American, many others accept either. The humanizer keeps the convention you wrote in, and the free grammar checker has a UK/US toggle that explains every fix.
Does it work on Arabic text?
Not yet. Version one is English only. Arabic is on the roadmap along with French, Swahili and Portuguese.
Is client material safe to paste?
Anonymous runs are processed in memory and discarded. Signed-in history can be deleted at any time, uploaded files are removed after seven days, and no text goes to OpenAI, Google, Anthropic or anyone else.