The AI humanizer for Morocco: English that reads human, paid by card or PayPal

Morocco works in Arabic, Darija and French, and increasingly in English for universities, outsourcing centres and the tourism trade. Writing English as a third or fourth language tends to produce drafts that are correct but stiff, and AI-assisted drafts that read like every other one. Humanize 360 rewrites that English so it reads human, keeping your meaning, names and figures.

The Moroccan dirham is not yet in our currency catalogue, so prices in Morocco are shown in US dollars and your bank converts at its own rate. Checkout takes Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal. Gateway fees are included. You can test it on 300 words now, three times a day, without an account.

Paying from Morocco

The Starter pack is 5,000 words from $1.99, valid for twelve months. Essay, Project and Bulk packs go up from there, and monthly plans start from $2.99 with yearly billing roughly 40% cheaper. Pay with an international card or PayPal through Flutterwave; the charge appears on your statement in dirhams at your bank's rate. First purchases have a 7-day money-back guarantee, and a pack with under 10% used can be refunded.

English writing across Morocco

Students: rules and disclosure

AI policy varies between Moroccan universities and between the French-system and English-system institutions. Ask your department before using any writing tool on assessed work. Our Ethics Statement (/ethics) and Acceptable Use Policy (/acceptable-use) rule out using Humanize 360 to breach those rules. Where AI assistance is allowed with disclosure, disclose it.

What every country shares

Common questions

Why are prices in dollars rather than dirhams?

The dirham is not in our payment catalogue yet. Prices are shown in US dollars, gateway fees included, and your bank converts the charge to dirhams at its own rate. Packs are a one-off payment, so there is no recurring conversion unless you choose a plan.

Which spelling should I write in?

Whichever your institution or client expects. Al Akhawayn uses American English; many others accept either. The humanizer keeps your convention, and the free grammar checker has a UK/US toggle that explains each correction.

Does it handle French?

Not yet. Version one is English only. French is on the roadmap because Morocco, Senegal, Ivory Coast and Rwanda all asked for it.

Is my text kept?

Anonymous runs are processed in memory and discarded. Signed-in history can be deleted at any time. No third party receives your text and we never add hidden characters.

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