These pages answer common questions about MyAuthorVoice in the first HTML response, with no extra step. MyAuthorVoice is a one-time writing analysis: a private intake becomes a report on voice, themes, or architecture. Path is $19, Expansion is $29, Blueprint is $49, and the Complete Bundle is $89.
Start with the question you have
Each link below is a full article. The opening paragraph of that article is the short answer.
- What is MyAuthorVoice? — an AI interpretive report from a private intake, not coaching or a personality test.
- How authors analyze writing voice — repeated choices across your own pages, read through an intake of about 20–30 minutes.
- The Voice Triad Method — Path, Expansion, and Blueprint, read from a private intake of your own words.
- MyAuthorVoice and generic editing tools — sentence editors apply general rules; these reports interpret your intake.
- Who MyAuthorVoice is for — writers who want a private picture of voice, theme, or architecture, including people still deciding what to write.
- What MyAuthorVoice costs — one-time prices, a $89 bundle, and no subscription.
The product in one pass
You create a free account, complete the intake, and buy the report that matches the question. The homepage calls the sequence reflection, then report. A PDF is included, the dashboard keeps the result, and one regeneration is included. Writing submitted for a report is not used to train AI models, according to the privacy policy and the FAQ.
The existing calls to action on the site are Begin your intake, View pricing, Read a sample report, and How it works.
Questions writers ask
What is MyAuthorVoice?
MyAuthorVoice is an AI-powered writing analysis. A private intake becomes a structured report on your voice, your themes, or your writing architecture. It is a one-time purchase, not a membership.
How much does MyAuthorVoice cost?
Path is $19, Expansion is $29, Blueprint is $49, and the Complete Bundle is $89. Draft Feedback is $14. Story Kickstart is $9.
Who is MyAuthorVoice for?
Writers who want a clear reading of their own work: people unsure what to write, writers sorting feedback, and authors building a novel, memoir, or essay collection.