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ScriptLix vs ScreenplayIQ

Pick ScreenplayIQ if you want visual story and character breakdowns, a synopsis and a proofread. Pick ScriptLix if you want a free score first and a flat $29 report with page-cited notes.

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  • Price

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    ScriptLix
    Free quick read, no account. Deep report $29 per script, no subscription.
    ScreenplayIQ
    Priced by page length: about $38 for a feature Story analysis and about $98 for a Full Evaluation. TV runs about $24 to $60.
    Better for you if
    ScriptLix, on a full feature evaluation.
  • Free tier

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    ScriptLix
    Quick read with a 1 to 100 score, notes and the first thing to fix. No account.
    ScreenplayIQ
    We could not find a free tier on its site.
    Better for you if
    ScriptLix.
  • Who reads it

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    ScriptLix
    AI. No human reader.
    ScreenplayIQ
    AI analysis.
    Better for you if
    Neither, if you want a person.
  • What you get

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    ScriptLix
    A score, five code-calculated scores, page-cited notes and the first thing to fix.
    ScreenplayIQ
    Logline, synopsis, similar titles, character synopses, emotional journey charts, a full assessment and theme breakdowns.
    Better for you if
    ScreenplayIQ, if you want a visual breakdown of your story.
  • Speed

    ScriptLix
    Quick read in about twenty seconds. Deep report usually within the hour.
    ScreenplayIQ
    We could not find a published turnaround.
    Better for you if
    ScriptLix, on a deadline.
  • Privacy

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    ScriptLix
    Never published, shared or sold. ScriptLix does not train AI on scripts, but the text is sent to DeepSeek and OpenAI, and DeepSeek's terms allow it to use inputs.
    ScreenplayIQ
    Says analyzed stories are not used to train any LLM, with encrypted, siloed storage.
    Better for you if
    ScreenplayIQ, on the training question.

Where ScreenplayIQ wins

  • Visual breakdowns. Character emotional journey charts and visual character representations, which ScriptLix does not make.

  • Pick what you pay for. A $24 to $38 Story package gives a logline, synopsis and similar titles without a full evaluation, and a proofread is an add-on.

  • It says analyzed stories are not used to train any LLM.

Where ScriptLix wins

  • A free quick read in about twenty seconds, no account.

  • A flat $29 deep report, against about $98 for a ScreenplayIQ Full Evaluation of a feature.

  • Every deep report note must name a real page or scene, and the five scores are calculated by code.

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Questions writers ask

How much does ScreenplayIQ cost?
It prices by page length. Its site lists about $38 for a feature Story analysis, about $78 for Story plus Character and about $98 for a Full Evaluation. A ScriptLix deep report is $29 and the quick read is free.
Does ScreenplayIQ cover TV scripts?
Yes, with lower TV prices: about $24 for Story and about $60 for a Full Evaluation. ScriptLix reads a pilot the same way it reads a feature.
Is ScreenplayIQ human coverage?
No, it is AI analysis. ScriptLix is AI too, with no human reader.
Does either one train AI on my script?
ScreenplayIQ says analyzed stories are not used to train any LLM. ScriptLix does not train AI either, but the text goes to DeepSeek and OpenAI, and DeepSeek's terms allow it to use inputs.

Last checked 2026-10-14