The AI humanizer for South Africa: rand pricing and Instant EFT
A South African card can usually buy a dollar subscription, but the bank adds a conversion margin and the amount changes every month. Humanize 360 prices in rand instead and adds Instant EFT to the usual Visa and Mastercard options, so you can pay straight from your bank without a card at all. Gateway fees are already in the price.
What you get is a rewriter for text that reads machine-made: uniform paragraphs, the same openers, the tidy list of three in every section. Paste it, pick a mode, and get back prose that reads human. There are eight modes, from Academic to Casual, and a strength slider from a light cleanup to a paragraph-by-paragraph rebuild.
Try it on 300 words now, three times a day, no account. The free detector, which explains its score with eleven named signals, is also there for checking a draft before you decide whether it needs work.
Rand prices and EFT
The pricing page shows packs and plans in rand. A Starter pack is 5,000 words for R 36; the Essay, Project and Bulk packs scale up, and every credit is valid for twelve months. Plans from R 54 a month suit people who write every week, with yearly billing around 40% cheaper. At checkout choose Instant EFT to pay from your bank, or Visa or Mastercard. First purchases carry a 7-day money-back guarantee.
South African writing, specifically
- Essays, research proposals and dissertations at UCT, Wits, Stellenbosch, the University of Pretoria and UKZN. South African universities use British spelling. Academic mode keeps citations and numbers intact and removes contractions.
- Cover letters and CVs for the graduate market in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban, where a letter that sounds like a template is quietly discarded.
- Agency and corporate content: marketing copy, tender responses, annual report narrative, in an English that reads like a person wrote it.
- Freelance writers and editors serving overseas clients, who are paid in dollars or pounds and need their output to sound human.
- Public-sector and NGO reports where a formal register is expected but boilerplate is not.
Assessed work and institutional rules
Most South African universities have published AI guidance, and it differs between faculties. Read the policy for your module before using any tool on work that will be marked. Our Ethics Statement (/ethics) and Acceptable Use Policy (/acceptable-use) do not permit using Humanize 360 to breach an institution's rules. Where AI assistance is permitted with disclosure, disclose it.
The parts that never vary
Currency and payment rails are the only things that change by country. The free allowance, the eight modes, document upload and download with formatting kept, the Changes view, protected words and the custom style profile are the same for everyone. The engine is our own code and never sends text to a third-party AI company. Support runs through in-app tickets, email and WhatsApp with a 24-hour response target on working days.
Common questions
Can I pay by EFT without a card?
Yes. Choose Instant EFT at checkout, log in to your bank through the gateway, and approve the payment. Credits land in your wallet when the payment clears, which for Instant EFT is usually immediate.
Does it keep South African English spelling?
Yes. The humanizer keeps the spelling convention your draft uses, so colour, organize and programme stay as they are. The free grammar checker has a UK/US toggle if you want a final pass with every fix explained.
Is POPIA-sensitive text 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 is ever sent to a third-party AI company. Read the privacy policy for the full position.
Can my company get a single invoice in rand?
Yes. Enterprise wholesale starts at 50,000 words with one organization wallet and invoices in rand. See /enterprise or open a ticket.