A GPTinf alternative that controls register as well as intensity
GPTinf got one thing right early: a slider that controls how much the text changes. Its pricing scales by monthly word volume, which suits people who humanize a lot every month and want the price to follow. People search for a GPTinf alternative from the other direction. They want the intensity control, but they also want to say what kind of text should come out, and they do not humanize enough each month to justify a volume tier. Humanize 360 keeps the slider and adds the second axis.
Strength (Light, Balanced, Heavy) answers "how much". Mode answers "in what register": Standard, Academic, Simple, Formal, Casual, Flowing, Expand or Shorten. A cover letter at Formal and Light is a different job from a blog post at Casual and Heavy, and a single intensity slider cannot tell them apart. Try both settings on the same paragraph above; the box is free for 300 words.
What GPTinf does well
The intensity slider is a good control and it is easy to understand. Word-tier pricing is honest for heavy users: more words, more money, in proportion. There is also a paraphrasing tool in the same account and a free trial. Check their pricing page for current rates.
Two axes instead of one
Intensity says how far the rewrite may move from the original. Register says where it should land. Academic removes contractions and protects citations and numbers. Simple shortens words and sentences. Expand adds detail, Shorten trims. Flowing smooths transitions. With one slider you can make a paragraph change more or less, but you cannot make it more formal without also making it change more. With both controls you can.
Where Humanize 360 is different
- Packs for one-off jobs, valid twelve months, alongside subscriptions from ₦2,500 a month; both in one wallet.
- Local currencies and rails for African markets, plus pounds, euros and dollars with cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal.
- Structured documents in and out, protected words, a Changes view and an eleven-signal detector.
- No third-party language model in the loop.
What neither tool can promise
Turning intensity up does not promise a detector verdict, on GPTinf or here. Turnitin, GPTZero and Originality retrain and disagree with each other. Our detector shows which signals remain after a run, which is a better guide to the next setting than a single percentage.
Switching
Paste your last GPTinf input above, set Balanced strength and Standard mode, then try Heavy. A free account gives 1,500 words a month; a Starter pack from ₦1,500 covers a document. First purchases carry a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Common questions
Does Humanize 360 have an intensity slider like GPTinf?
Yes, with three settings: Light, Balanced and Heavy. Light makes the smallest edits, Heavy restructures sentences and paragraphs. Combine it with a mode for register.
Is the pricing volume-based?
Packs scale by size (5,000 to 120,000 words) and plans by monthly allowance (15,000 on Lite, 50,000 on Standard, then Unlimited and Pro). Yearly billing saves about 40%.
Which strength should I start with?
Balanced. If the Human Score is still under 45 afterwards, try Heavy. If the text changed more than you wanted, try Light or use Selective rephrase on the worst sentences.
Is my text sent to a language model?
No. The engine is our own code, so text stays on our servers and anonymous runs are discarded.