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4thewords vs 750 Words

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4thewords

Writing game where your word count defeats monsters

Free plan · from $10/mo

750 Words

Private daily writing site built around a 750-word goal

Paid

Where they differ

  • 4thewords has a free plan. 750 Words does not.
  • Only 4thewords lists a browser extension.
  • 4thewords can be bought with a one-time purchase.
  • 4thewords also covers habit tracking and goals.
  • 750 Words also covers daily notes.
In commonWebLong-form writing

At a glance

4thewords750 Words
PricingFree planPaid
Starts at$10 per month, or $96 per year (Member)Not published
Free planFree plan with no time limit and no card: 25 files, 2 projects, 25 battles a day, one month of file versions and limited access to special events.None
Free trialNone listedNone listed
Web
Browser extension
Made byReboot CR, S.A.750 Words
Price read from4thewords.comNot confirmed
CheckedOct 9, 2026Oct 6, 2026

Who each one suits

4thewords

  • Writers who are motivated by game rewards and daily streaks
  • Building a daily writing habit around a word-count target
  • People who draft in Google Docs or Notion and want those words counted

750 Words

  • People building a habit of free writing every day
  • Writers who want a private page with no audience, titles or tags
  • Anyone who is motivated by streaks and points

Worth knowing

4thewords

  • The Free plan stops at 25 files, 2 projects and 25 battles a day, and leaves out streak saving and sharing files with collaborators.
  • Sharing is capped by plan: 2 collaborators per file or project on Member, 5 on Pro and 10 on Lifetime Pro.
  • It is a web app with no App Store download, and the extension is tested and supported on desktop Chrome only.
  • Monthly plans and Lifetime Pro cannot be refunded; yearly plans can be refunded within 15 days of purchase.

750 Words

  • Prices and trial terms could not be confirmed: every page except the home page refused automated readers when checked.
  • The feature details come from the vendor's original site; sign-ups now go to a newer version of the app, which may differ.
  • It is built for one private stream of daily writing: the original site says entries have no titles, tags or comments.
  • It runs in a web browser, and the pages that could be read mention no mobile or desktop app.

Key features

4thewords

Writing battles
Pick a monster and write the required number of words before the timer runs out. There are solo, endurance and co-op modes, with co-op teams of 2 to 8 writers.
Streaks and daily challenges
Writing 444 or more words in a day extends a streak that earns rewards over time. Paid plans can repair missed days or reserve future ones.
Built-in writing editor
A cloud editor groups files into projects, saves automatically, keeps a version history and exports to Word, text, Markdown or HTML.
Writing goals and stats
Word-count targets with deadlines can be set for a single file, a project or the whole account, with charts to track progress.
Chrome extension
A free extension counts the words typed on other sites, such as Google Docs, Notion and Substack, and applies them to battles, streaks and quests.
Sharing and co-writing
On paid plans a file or a whole project can be shared with friends as editors or viewers, who can write in it together in real time.

750 Words

A daily 750-word target
Three standard pages at 250 words each come to 750 words, the amount the site asks you to write each day, following the morning pages exercise.
Private by design
The original site describes the writing as all online and private. It is not blogging: entries are not titled, tagged or opened to comments.
Live word count and autosave
The page counts words as you write and tells you when you pass 750. It scrolls as you type, like a typewriter, and saves your writing as you go.
Points and streaks
Each month starts from zero. Writing anything earns 1 point, 750 words or more earns 2, and consecutive days earn more. You can see how other writers are scoring.
Writing statistics
Each day's writing produces stats, such as how fast you wrote and how often you were distracted, plus an analysis of the feelings, themes and mindset in the words.

Plans

4thewords

  • Free$0

    25 files, 2 projects, 25 battles a day, one month of version history and limited event access.

  • Member$10

    per month, or $96 per year

    Unlimited files, 40 projects, up to 1,000 battles a day, 6 months of version history, streak saving and full event access.

  • Pro$14

    per month, or $144 per year

    Unlimited files, projects and battles, one year of version history, monthly refills and Pro event perks such as early access.

  • Lifetime Pro$599

    one-time purchase

    The Pro features for a single payment with no renewals, plus up to 3 years of file history.

750 Words

Pricing could not be confirmed. See 750words.com.

Ways to pay less

4thewords

  • Annual discount

    Yearly billing saves 20% on Member

    Member costs $96 a year against $10 a month ($120 over a year), a 20% saving. Pro costs $144 a year against $14 a month ($168), about 14% less.

  • Lifetime license

    Lifetime Pro for a one-time $599

    Lifetime Pro is a single $599 payment with the same features as the Pro subscription, including any benefits added to Pro later. It does not renew.

  • Other savings

    Community Pool for writers who need help paying

    Members can donate subscription time to a Community Pool, which goes to writers who have opted in because they need financial assistance.

750 Words

No public discounts listed.

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