One plan. Everything included.

Sermonwright

$9/ month

Study any passage, as deeply as you need. One account. Cancel anytime.

Greek & Hebrew inline — hover any word for its Strong’s lemma and definition
Historical context on demand — author, date, audience, and cultural background
Surrounding context on demand — the literary unit that frames your passage
Cross-references on demand — lexical, thematic, and quotation links you can open
A chat companion anchored to the passage you’re studying
A second model verifies every claim — each one marked verified or verify-before-use
Unlimited study. One account. Cancel anytime.

Translations

Public-domain translations are included in every plan. A separate $5/mo add-on will unlock the copyrighted translations when Stripe billing goes live.

Included in every plan

KJV — King James Version
WEB — World English Bible

Add-on · $5/mo · coming soon

ESV — English Standard Version
NASB — New American Standard Bible
NLT — New Living Translation
CSB — Christian Standard Bible
·NIV is not part of this add-on. Its licensing terms are prohibitive for a small tool; we’ll revisit once the subscriber base justifies a direct negotiation.

Questions

How does the pricing work?: One plan, $9/month, everything included. No tiers, no trial mechanics, no discount codes — the list price is the price. Subscribe when you’re ready and cancel anytime; your access runs to the end of the month you’ve paid for.
Is it really unlimited?: Yes, for any real study rhythm — study as many passages as you preach, teach, or sit with, pulling every panel and asking every follow-up question you need, week after week. There is a generous ceiling that exists only to stop automated abuse; it sits far above how anyone actually studies, and if you ever neared it we’d reach out first. Nothing interrupts your study in the middle of a week.
Is this for any tradition?: Sermonwright is built for anyone who studies Scripture closely — minister or saint. The guiding discipline — biblical text interprets itself, historical references support, non-additive — is theologically conservative in tradition but framework-agnostic in application. The tool doesn’t push a denominational line; it helps you work through the text.
What Bible translations are available?: Every plan includes the KJV (default) and the WEB (World English Bible) — both public-domain, full text, auto-loaded from any reference you type. An optional “All translations” add-on at $5/mo will unlock ESV, NASB, NLT, and CSB when Stripe billing goes live. NIV is not available at launch — its licensing terms are prohibitive for a small tool; we’ll revisit once the subscriber base justifies the negotiation.
What does “non-additive” mean?: The tool will not put words in the passage that aren’t there. No invented cross-references, no fabricated quotes from church fathers, no made-up statistics. When the model cites something historical or linguistic, it tags the claim “verify before use” so you catch it. A second model reviews every generation and flags claims that could be fabricated.
Do you train on what I enter?: No. Your inputs and generated outputs are not used to train any model. Anthropic’s API (the model we use) does not train on API traffic by default.

Still curious? See a real study or read our policy on AI and scripture.