Start free. Upgrade when you need more
Highlighting the web, PDFs, YouTube and Kindle is free and stays free. The paid plans are for private highlights and for using AI on what you save, at volume.
Glasp plans
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Is Glasp free?
Yes. Glasp's free plan has unlimited public highlights on any webpage, PDF, YouTube video or Kindle book, with no credit card and no trial clock. It also includes basic YouTube summaries, PDF uploads and chat, AI chat credits, and 30 minutes of audio transcription a month. Paid plans exist for two things: keeping highlights private, and using the AI features far past those monthly limits.
- Free plan
- Forever, no credit card
- Pro
- $12.50/mo billed yearly ($15 monthly)
- Students
- 40% off Pro
Four reasons people upgrade
Private highlights
Highlights are public by default — that is what makes the crowd layer work. Pro lets you keep any of them to yourself.
AI past the free limits
More chat credits, more PDF chat, longer audio, and the Balanced and Deep models rather than Fast only.
Advanced YouTube summaries
The summary rendered on the video page as you watch, with a prompt you control.
Daily auto-sync to Notion
Your highlights arriving in Notion every day without you exporting them.
Export stays free
Markdown, HTML, CSV and JSON are on every plan, including the free one. Nothing you save is held hostage.
40% student discount
Students and educators pay less for Pro, billed yearly. Verification takes a couple of minutes.
researchers, students, and lifelong learners highlight with Glasp — most of them on the free plan.
What readers say
“I love Glasp! I use it every time I read online articles. Highlighting with Glasp enforces me to actually read rather than scan through an article. I retain so much more info and can easily revisit my previously read articles to recall details and notes I've made.”
OliveProduct Designer“I've researched every highlighting tool from Liner and Hypothesis to Instapaper and Pocket, and Glasp is the best hands-down. First, it creates a whole category of its own with social highlighting. This is important because it helps learners get recognized for finding amazing highlights, and it helps them connect with others who are learning the same thing at the same time. Also, it has the best highlighting workflow. While reading an article, you can select text in order to highlight and annotate without having to go to a different page. Furthermore, all of your highlights for a specific article appear on a right sidebar as you're reading, and they're easy to copy and paste into another note-taking app.”
Michael SimmonsBestselling Author“I used Instapaper but ended up hating it and stopped. There just wasn't a tool for me to continue using until Glasp. I was hooked immediately for the ease of use (highlight directly on the article web page), organized feed, and learning from others' highlights and notes. It makes sticking to learning something so easy and you can no longer find any excuses. Highly recommended to anyone who loves reading awesome articles or want to start forming such habit.”
Puppy TsaiProduct Manager
Pricing FAQs
Yes, you can change the email address associated with your billing account. Please follow the steps in this guide.
We do not offer refunds for any subscription cancellations except where required by law. Please read our terms of service for more information.
You can manage your subscription from your user settings. Please click "Manage My Subscription" in your user settings.
You can view your billing and invoice history from your user settings. Please click "Manage My Subscription" in your user settings. Then scroll down to the "Invoice History" section to view your billing history.
Yes, we offer a 40% discount for educators and students. Please visit our student discount page for more information and to apply for the discount.
Still unsure? Read the support docs or email hi [at] glasp.co — a human answers.
The free plan is not a trial
Highlight as much as you like, for as long as you like. Upgrade the day the limits actually get in your way — not before.