Start with 200 welcome credits. Try Draftly on a real draft.
Edit your draft. Don't prompt it.
Select any line and fix it in place — no empty box, no prompt to write. Keep your voice while Draftly does the heavy lifting, and when you want more than line edits, a team of AI editors tells you exactly what to change.
Free welcome credits included. No credit card needed.Why use Draftly instead of ChatGPT?
| Feature |  | |
|---|---|---|
| Fix your draft | Writes something new. Doesn't fix what you wrote. | |
| Edit selected text in place | Copy, paste, prompt again. | |
| Insert new text where you need it | Generates it, then you paste it in. | |
| Matches your voice | Usually needs extra voice instructions. | |
| Expert editorial feedback | Broad notes, if you ask for them. | |
| Ask follow-up questions | ||
| Reusable custom prompts | You have to save and manage it yourself. | |
| One writing workflow | Drafts, edits, feedback, and context live in separate places. |
Powerful tools. One workflow.
Chat with editors
Ask follow-up questions, get clarity on feedback, and leave with a concrete next-step plan—fast.
Insert AI-generated text
Generate a stronger opener, a smoother transition, or the next paragraph right where you're writing - then keep editing as usual.
Writing Style
Teach Draftly a sample of your writing so suggestions sound like you.
Select and update text using AI
Highlight a sentence or a whole scene and ask for a cleaner, tighter, or more vivid version . without losing the meaning.
Codex
Keep characters, places, and facts in one library so Draftly stays consistent while you write.
Custom prompts
Create your own prompts, save them, and reuse them anytime for your personal workflow.
Import & Export
Bring drafts in and take revisions out in the formats you already use.
An editorial team that does the heavy lifting.
When Doubt Hits Delete
You're not lazy. You're stuck—caught between doubt and the delete key.
- You rewrite the same paragraph ten times and it still doesn’t feel right.
- You can’t tell if the problem is voice, clarity, structure, or pacing.
- You want honest feedback. Without the judgment or the wait.
What you need is a clear next move inside the draft, not another tab full of generic text.
I think my intro might be okay, but it feels kind of messy.
I’m not sure what the reader is supposed to focus on.
Maybe I should just start over?
Draftly points to the weak line, explains why it’s unclear, and gives you a tighter rewrite—without stripping your voice.
You revise with a target, not a fog of maybe.
Write with clarity. Finish with confidence.
Draftly gives you in-place rewrites and inserts, voice-aware tuning, and AI editors who show up when you want critique.
- Highlight text, revise it in place, or generate what’s missing right where the cursor sits.
- Writing Style keeps suggestions aligned with how you actually sound.
- When you want more than line edits, editor-style feedback is one click away.
Less wheel-spinning. Fewer half-finished rewrites. More sentences you can stand behind.
Meet Your Editors
Senior Copy Editor & Fact-Check Lead
Everett Dale Kwon
“I’ll flag every claim that outruns its evidence, lock your terms, and make your numbers carry units and context. If a sentence can be misread or overclaimed, I cut it or pin it down.”
Generalist Fiction Editor and Writing Coach
Marceline Ducharme
“I’ll mark the exact page where I stopped believing your story—and rebuild the scene turns so every major outcome comes from a character choice, not vibes.”
Line Editor & Nonfiction Writing Coach
Elena Cruz
“I’ll cut the hedges, flag the voice drift, and show you exactly where your meaning slips off the page. You keep your voice—I make it tell the truth faster.”
Developmental Editor and Non-Fiction Manuscript Coach
Alistair Rowan McEwan
“I’ll rebuild your argument until every conclusion can point to the decision that caused it, and I’ll cut the chapters that don’t carry their weight. If a claim can’t survive a hard reader, we don’t polish it—we fix the spine.”
Nonfiction Manuscript Editor and Writing Coach
Kirra Mae Donnelly
“I’ll trace every claim back to the sentence where you chose it—and flag the moment your draft stops deciding and starts coasting. If the page wants credit, it needs action, cost, and consequence.”
Generalist Fiction Writing Coach & Manuscript Beta Editor
Michelle Yunjin Park
“I’ll read your draft like a sharp, affectionate first reader, flag the exact page where your character stops choosing, and help you rebuild the cause-and-effect so every moment is earned. What does your protagonist do that makes the next scene unavoidable?”
Who Draftly Is For
Fiction or nonfiction—if you ship words and still stare at the screen wondering what to fix first, this is for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Draftly going to tell me my writing is bad?
- No. It will tell you what's unclear, what's working, what's dragging, and what could be sharper. There's a difference. Bad feedback says: "This doesn't work." Good feedback says: "Here's why this moment feels flat - and here are two ways to fix it." Draftly does the second.
- Will it rewrite everything so it sounds like AI?
- Only if you ask it to. Draftly strengthens your writing - it doesn't replace your voice. With Writing Style, suggestions are tuned to your rhythm, tone, and style. The goal isn't to make you sound like AI. It's to make you sound unmistakably like you - just clearer, tighter, more confident.
- Is using Draftly... cheating?
- Was using spellcheck cheating? Was hiring an editor cheating? Was joining a writing group cheating? Draftly doesn't invent your ideas. It doesn't replace your thinking. It helps you see what's already on the page - more clearly. You still write the story. Draftly just holds up a better mirror.
- How is this different from just using ChatGPT?
- ChatGPT is a general assistant. Draftly is built for editing: you work inside the draft—rewrite selections, insert text, match voice—and when you want critique, AI editors deliver structured feedback on structure, clarity, pacing, and genre. Same job, different tool: one is for answers; the other is for finishing pages.
- How much does Draftly cost?
- Draftly is pay-for-what-you-use. Most full-book feedback runs land around $5, depending on draft length. If you’re revising often, credit packs and subscriptions lower your cost even more.
- Can I cancel anytime?
- Yes. No drama. No guilt emails. No "Are you sure?" popups. Manage your subscription in your account settings. And yes, you can keep using Draftly without a subscription on a pay-as-you-go basis. We'd love to keep you - but not by trapping you.
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Open Draftly, bring your draft, and move from stuck to a stronger draft without losing your voice. Editors are on standby when you want a deeper pass.
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