A busy page costs the same as an empty one
Clearing lettering off flat white is cheap for us; clearing it off a crowd scene is not. Averaging that difference into one flat price is our problem to solve, not something to hand you as a variable bill.
A credit is a page. It does not matter whether the page has four bubbles or forty, whether the background behind the lettering is flat white or a crowd scene, or which source language it is in — the price you see is the price it costs. Start with two pages and no account.
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One-time top-ups — buy extra credits any time you run low.
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Charges appear as “CHAPTERLINGO” on your card statement. You can cancel any time from Settings → Billing; cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep the plan until the period you paid for ends.
Most tools in this category bill by something the reader cannot see before they commit — resolution, characters of text, model tier.
A page is the unit you actually think in, so it is the unit we charge in.
Clearing lettering off flat white is cheap for us; clearing it off a crowd scene is not. Averaging that difference into one flat price is our problem to solve, not something to hand you as a variable bill.
Japanese vertical text, Korean hangul and Chinese all run through the same read-and-re-letter pass. None of them costs more than the others here.
If a page comes back unusable, the credit goes back. You should never pay to find out that something did not work.
Drop in a 20-page CBZ and it costs 20 credits. There is no per-file charge, no batch fee, and no separate price for the export.
One page. A single image, or one page inside a CBZ, ZIP, PDF or EPUB. The number of bubbles on it, the background behind them and the source language make no difference to the price.
No. Two pages run without one, at full resolution, on the same engine the paid plans use. Downloads from the free tier carry a small ChapterLingo mark; signing in also starts saving your glossary.
No. Packs are one-time purchases and the pages stay on your account until you use them. There is no subscription attached and nothing to cancel later.
It is the list of character names, honorifics and recurring terms the translation should keep consistent. Once you fix a name, every later chapter uses it — which is what makes a long series read like one story instead of twenty separate jobs. It needs an account because it has to persist between sessions.
The Studio plan and the 4,500-page pack include a commercial use licence for the output. Note that this covers what our tool produces; it does not grant you any rights to the artwork you uploaded.
From your account settings, in two clicks, whenever you like. You keep the plan you paid for until the end of the period you already paid for, then the account drops to the free tier and stays.
Run a chapter you already have and see how it reads before any of this matters. The first two pages produce the same output the paid plans do, and you pick a plan afterwards.