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Looking at a Pozotron alternative?

Pozotron established the category. If it works for you, keep it. But if you are comparing options for automated audiobook proofing, here is where BookMyProof takes a different path.

Pricing that falls per book

Pozotron’s published pricing runs per finished hour, around $10.35/hour on its listed plans, roughly $100 per ten-hour book. BookMyProof prices by monthly book volume, and the per-book cost only drops as you grow: £14.83 a book on Solo (6 books/month), £11.96 on Studio (25), and £8.89 on Agency (90). An occasional book is £6 a finished hour, pay as you go, and every account starts with a free hour. No card, no call.

Reports written like a person wrote them

Automated proofing lives or dies on false alarms. BookMyProof’s judgment pass is built around how books are typeset and how narrators read: “1,847” read as “eighteen forty-seven” is not an error, running heads and footnote markers in the PDF text are not skipped words, and an intentional “had had” is not a stutter. What reaches the report is what a human proofer would have written down, and repeated instances roll into one line instead of thirty.

The publisher sheet, not just a dashboard

Findings export in the format publishers already use: file number, time, chapter, page, problem, plus a printable report and CSV. The page number comes from the actual PDF, because the engine reads the book page-aware.

No per-seat games

Quotas are metered in listening hours under the hood (a book is counted as ten finished hours), so a 30-hour epic counts as three, and the per-book price declining with volume means there is never a reason to juggle multiple small accounts.

Try it against your own ears