The AI humanizer for Kenya: shilling prices and M-Pesa checkout
Kenya has one of the most developed freelance writing markets anywhere, and it also has M-Pesa, which most humanizers ignore. Humanize 360 shows prices in Kenyan shillings and lets you pay with an M-Pesa STK push or a Visa or Mastercard. Gateway fees are included, so the figure on the pricing page is the figure you approve on your phone.
The job the tool does is narrow and useful: it takes writing that carries the statistical tells of a machine and rewrites it so it reads human, sentence by sentence, without changing what you said. There are eight modes, a strength slider, protected words, and a free detector that shows eleven named signals instead of a single percentage.
You can try it on 300 words right now, three times a day, with no account. When you need more, buy a pack once or take a monthly plan; both land in the same wallet.
Paying with M-Pesa
Choose M-Pesa at checkout, enter your Safaricom number, and approve the prompt with your PIN. Flutterwave and Paystack collect the payment and the credits appear in your wallet as soon as the confirmation arrives. The Starter pack is 5,000 words for KSh 259; the exact KSh amount is on the pricing page. Packs are valid for twelve months. Plans start from KSh 389 a month in shillings and save around 40% on yearly billing. First purchases have a 7-day money-back guarantee, and a pack can be refunded if under 10% of it has been used.
Who in Kenya is using it
- Academic writers and agency freelancers in Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu who deliver English copy to clients abroad and need it to read like a person, not a template.
- Students at the University of Nairobi, Kenyatta University, Strathmore, Moi and JKUAT working on essays, proposals and final-year projects. Kenyan universities follow British spelling, so keep the grammar checker on UK.
- Job seekers writing cover letters and personal statements for competitive graduate positions and international scholarships.
- SMEs and startups producing pitch decks, grant applications and investor updates.
- County and national government staff and NGO teams drafting reports that need a formal register without the boilerplate.
Honest use on assessed work
Every Kenyan university and college sets its own rules for AI assistance, and many now ask for a declaration. Read the policy for your course. Our Ethics Statement at /ethics and Acceptable Use Policy at /acceptable-use rule out using the tool to breach an institution's rules; where AI is allowed with disclosure, disclose it. If you write for clients, the same applies to their terms.
Identical in every country
The only things that vary by country are the currency and the payment rails. Everywhere else it is the same: 300 free words per run, eight modes, PDF and DOCX in and out with formatting kept, a Changes view that shows every edit, and an engine that is our own code. Text is never sent to OpenAI, Google, Anthropic or anyone else. Support is by in-app ticket, email or WhatsApp with a 24-hour response target on working days.
Common questions
Does M-Pesa work for monthly plans as well as packs?
Yes. Both go through the same checkout. Packs are a one-off payment; a plan renews monthly or yearly. You can cancel a plan at any time and your remaining pack credits are unaffected.
Will it keep British spelling for my university?
It keeps whatever convention your draft uses. Kenyan institutions expect British forms such as programme and organization. The free grammar checker has a UK/US toggle and explains every suggestion if you want a final check.
Is it safe to paste client work?
Anonymous runs are processed in memory and discarded. Signed-in history can be deleted at any time, and uploaded documents are removed after seven days. No third party ever receives the text.
Can a team share one wallet?
The Pro plan includes team seats, and Enterprise offers wholesale words from 50,000 with one organization wallet and invoices in Kenyan shillings. See /enterprise for the details.