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About Quilliam
Quilliam turns a story brief — premise, genre, setting, protagonist, and conflict — into a draft opening, scene, chapter continuation, or alternate version you can revise. It carries character notes between drafts and writes through an interface in 41 languages, and is explicitly positioned as a drafting partner rather than a one-click publisher.
Updated 9/28/2026
Key Features
- Brief-driven drafting — premise, conflict, setting, and point of view shape the output
- Four draft types — opening, full scene, chapter continuation, or alternate version
- 34 broad writing approaches, with voice described in plain language rather than author imitation
- Character notes carry forward so recurring characters drift less between scenes
- 41-language interface including English, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and Arabic
- Word limits by tier from 2,000 up to unlimited
- Free tier includes 3 generations daily with no payment details
- Editorial guidance on revising for tension, exposition, and ending restraint
Pricing Structure
- Free — $0 — 3 daily generations; 2,000 words each.
- Starter — $9.99/month — 100 credits; annual $8.33/mo.
- Pro — $29.99/month — 500 credits; annual $25.00/mo.
- Premium — $99.99/month — 2,000 credits; annual $83.33/mo.
Why People Use It
Fiction writers use Quilliam to get momentum on an opening or test two or three tonal directions before committing to a style. The site is unusually candid that output needs a human pass for continuity and voice, which is exactly the expectation most writers bring. Character notes carried between drafts reduce the drift that makes long projects fall apart.