Every token, explained plain.

The Full Read is the flagship. Don Chuy reads your entire screenplay and scores it across fifteen professional categories on a 225-point scale. You get a written note on every hazard he finds, the rhythm and formatting checks producers care about, the consistency referee, and a plan for the next draft. Score 125 or higher and your headshot unlocks; the score itself feeds the leaderboard, the Script Market and the Score Ladder.

What it costs depends on format and length. Every format has an included page count; past that band, each extra 120 pages adds one coin — so a sitcom pilot never pays a novel's fare.

Not signed up yet? Your first 60 pages are read free, once — no coin, no card. Try it here.

The Limited Read (also called a score-only read) is the lighter instrument: Don Chuy reads the first sixty pages of whatever you upload, whatever the format, and hands back the score and a short professional read — but not the full fifteen-category report. It always costs one limited credit, no matter what you uploaded, and it is the cheap way to check whether a revision is moving in the right direction before you spend a full read.

Limited reads are what the Score Ladder's early rungs pay in, and what new accounts get in their welcome package. They are a real read — just scoped to the opening sixty pages.

One Armageddon Coin either pays for a full read of a new screenplay (a TV pilot is one coin, a feature two, a book three) or unlocks the full report on a screenplay you already ran. Coins are bought in packages — bigger stacks carry bonus coins — and a coin is never broken back down into anything else.

A Red Pen Pass buys depth on one piece of a script instead of another whole read. A Red Pen Note takes one scene apart line by line — what works, what breaks, the subtext, the dialogue, a rewrite, and line notes. A Dialogue X-Ray covers the whole cast in one pass and scores how distinct every voice sounds. One pass buys either, 1 pass at a time.

Passes are sold on their own and are never bundled with reads, so they can never recycle into free coins. Packs: 3 passes for $4.99, 10 passes for $12.99 (less than half the single rate).

The Exchange Post: 5 Red Pen Passes make 1 Armageddon Coin. Trades go in fives only, and only in that direction — a coin never breaks back down into passes.

The Punch-Up Room is where Don Chuy sharpens one scene at a time (about four screenplay pages). Each run costs one Punch-Up Token, and you choose what he hunts for: Sharpen, Alt dialogue pass, Tighten for page count and more. Premium members get 10 tokens every 30 days — they reset, they don't stack. Gold Laurel writers earn a one-time stack of 10.

The Elite Token is a one-time purchase of $49.99 that buys5 months of Elite access without any subscription: up to 20 full assessments a month and 15 project submissions a week, plus 10 Punch-Up Tokens every 30 days. It is bought access, not the earned Elite tier — Gold Laurel status is only ever earned by score, and it stays yours for life.