Rytr

Rytr is the budget champion of AI writing tools. It generates blog sections, emails, ads, product descriptions, social captions and more in 30+ languages and 20+ tones — and its unlimited paid plan costs less than a third of most competitors.

The interface is deliberately simple: pick a use case, set the tone, add a few input keywords, and Rytr produces short-form output in seconds. It includes a plagiarism checker, a Chrome extension, and a custom "My Voice" feature on higher tiers that mimics your writing style.

Pricing (as of mid-2026): a free plan with a monthly character allowance, and paid plans roughly $9–29/month — the top tier unlimited. That price point makes it one of the cheapest ways to get serious AI writing help.

Strengths: unbeatable price-to-value, dead-simple interface, solid multilingual support. Weaknesses: it's optimized for short-form content — long articles require assembling section by section, which tools like Writesonic automate better; and output quality, while good for the price, trails premium models on nuance.

Who it's for: freelancers, small business owners, students and anyone who needs everyday marketing copy without a big subscription. High-volume SEO publishers should look at Writesonic; brand-obsessed teams at Jasper.