The AI humanizer for Germany: euro pricing for English written as a working language
Plenty of writing in Germany happens in English that nobody at the table speaks natively: master's theses in English-taught programmes, papers for international journals, startup pitch decks in Berlin, documentation at engineering firms in Munich and Stuttgart. That English is usually correct and often stiff, and AI-assisted versions of it read like every other draft. Humanize 360 rewrites it so it reads human.
Prices are shown in euros and the checkout takes Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal, with gateway fees included. Packs are bought once and last twelve months; plans exist for people who write every week. It is free for 300 words per run, three runs a day, with no account, so you can test it on a real paragraph.
Euro pricing
A Starter pack of 5,000 words is €1.83; the pricing page has today's figure. Essay, Project and Bulk packs go up from there, all valid for twelve months. Plans start from €2.75 a month in euros, with yearly billing about 40% cheaper. Pay by card, wallet or PayPal through Flutterwave. First purchases carry a 7-day money-back guarantee, and a pack under 10% used is refundable.
English writing in Germany
- Theses and papers in English-taught programmes at LMU Munich, TU Munich, Humboldt University, Heidelberg and RWTH Aachen. Most departments accept either British or American spelling as long as it is consistent; journals usually specify one. Academic mode protects citations and figures.
- Startups in Berlin and Hamburg writing pitch decks, investor updates and English product copy for an international audience.
- Engineering, automotive and industrial firms producing English documentation, proposals and reports for partners abroad.
- International job applications and cover letters, where the reader is often a non-native speaker too and rewards plain, human prose.
- Agencies and freelancers serving English-speaking clients from Germany.
Students and university rules
German universities are setting AI rules faculty by faculty, and many now ask for an Eigenständigkeitserklärung that covers AI tools. Read what yours requires. Our Ethics Statement (/ethics) and Acceptable Use Policy (/acceptable-use) rule out using Humanize 360 to breach an institution's rules. Where assistance is permitted with disclosure, disclose it.
What does not depend on where you are
- 300 free words per run, three runs a day, no account; a free account gives 500 per run and 1,500 a month.
- Eight modes, three strengths, protected words (useful for technical terms that must not change), a custom style profile and a Changes view.
- PDF, DOCX, TXT and MD in; PDF, DOCX and TXT out with formatting kept. Files deleted after seven days.
- Our own engine on our own servers: no text is sent to OpenAI, Google, Anthropic or any other company.
- Support by in-app ticket, email or WhatsApp with a 24-hour response target on working days. English only in version one; German is not yet on the roadmap.
Common questions
Can I pay in euros with PayPal or a card?
Yes. Prices are shown in euros and checkout accepts Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal through Flutterwave. Gateway fees are included in the displayed price.
British or American spelling for a German university?
Either, as long as you are consistent; check your department or the journal you are targeting. The humanizer keeps the convention you used, and the free grammar checker has a UK/US toggle that explains each fix.
Does it work on German text?
No. Version one is English only. French, Swahili, Arabic and Portuguese are next on the roadmap; German is not yet planned.
How is my data handled?
Anonymous runs are processed in memory and discarded. Signed-in history can be deleted at any time and uploaded files are removed after seven days. No third-party AI company receives your text. See the privacy policy for the full position.