Start with the score
8.3/ 10
A complete script receives an Overall Score.
Coverage
Script coverage, series coverage, and your reports.
Script coverage for a film
Generate script coverage for any active script. Your first report is free; after that it is $29 a report, or $15 for a new draft of a script you’ve covered. Every report includes the same scorecard and records which script it read. Complete scripts may receive a verdict and ranking. In-progress scripts receive scores that can change as pages are added.
Series coverage
A series gets series coverage: one living report, built from every analyzed episode. One episode in, it reads like a pilot bet and uses the television-pilot benchmark. Two or more scripts deepen it into a trajectory read and use the television-series benchmark. When a new episode is analyzed, the series report flags "New episode since last report"; re-generating it is one click, and the new read reconciles against the prior one instead of starting blind. There are no per-episode reports inside a series: episodes are evidence. Every plan includes series coverage.
How Coverage rankings work
A ranking answers one simple question: how does this score compare with other complete scripts of the same kind?
Compare like with like
Features with features. Pilots with pilots. Series with series.
See where it sits
Top 11%of feature films
The ranking puts that score in context.
Complete reports only
Complete features, pilots, and series can be ranked. In-progress scripts and short films are not.
A fixed snapshot
Your report keeps the benchmark used when it was created, so its ranking does not shift later.
Context, not a forecast
A ranking shows where the score sits. It does not predict whether a script will sell or get made.
The benchmark uses de-identified scores and basic format information — never your script text, report notes, title, or identity.
How script coverage pricing works
Script coverage is its own product, with no subscription needed: your first report is free, then $29 a report, $15 for a new draft of a script you’ve covered, or packs of 5 for $119 and 15 for $200 that never expire.
Re-generating a stale report
Coverage does not re-generate automatically. A new script revision or episode marks the report stale, and you decide when to re-generate it. Re-generating uses your plan’s usage. The existing score table, report history, and exports stay available either way.
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