Script coverage for your screenplay, in about an hour
Quilty reads your script the way a development executive would and returns industry-standard script coverage: logline, synopsis, characters, tone, structure and market fit, plus the 0 to 100 Quilty Score. Most analyses are ready in about an hour.
Personal and Slate include full analyses each month.
- Full analysis in about an hour
- Industry-Standard Format
- 100% Confidential
What is script coverage?
Script coverage is the written evaluation a reader produces before a screenplay moves up the chain. It includes a logline, a synopsis, notes on story, character and structure, and a verdict: pass, consider or recommend. Agencies, studios, managers and contests use it to decide which scripts get read next.
Traditional coverage commonly costs $75 to $150 per script and takes one to two weeks. Quilty is an AI script coverage and screenplay analysis platform for film, TV and stage writers and the producers who buy their work. It produces the same industry-standard format in about an hour and shows the reasoning behind every note. See a full script coverage example or read how each section is built.
Quilty vs traditional script coverage
| Traditional coverage | Quilty | |
|---|---|---|
| Turnaround | One to two weeks | About an hour |
| Cost | Commonly $75 to $150 per read | $49.99 for a full feature analysis, or plans from $39.99/month for two |
| Format | Logline, synopsis, comments, verdict | Same industry format, plus the 0 to 100 Quilty Score |
| Consistency | Varies by reader | Same framework on every read |
| Market read | Rarely included | Comparable titles and market fit included |
More than a pass, a consider, or a recommend.
Every Quilty report is built to the same spec — comprehensive, specific, and written in language you'll recognize from professional Hollywood coverage.
Verdict and logline
A reader's call on the draft, and a one-line pitch you can use.
Synopsis and story facts
Your story told back to you, with page count, genre mix and setting.
Concept and structure
The hook, the themes, and where the acts and story beats land, by page.
Characters and dialogue
Who drives the story, what each lead wants, and how the dialogue reads.
Tone, genre and visuals
How the script feels on the page, and how well it tells the story in pictures.
Market and next steps
Where the project sits in today's market, and what to fix first.
Quilty Score
Full analysisA 0–100 score across four pillars, plus chapters on audience, market, money and production. $49.99 one time, or included in Personal and Slate.
See pricingGet the full analysis.
The Quilty Score, plus audience, market, money and production. Included with Personal and Slate, or sold on its own.
Three steps. Typically about an hour.
- 01
Choose a plan
Personal or Slate includes full analyses each month. A one-time full analysis is on the same page.
- 02
Upload your script
PDF, Final Draft, Word or plain text, up to 50 MB. Quilty reads it like a development exec: story, character, market and craft.
- 03
Read your full analysis
Usually ready in about an hour. It appears in your account, and we email you when it's done.
Four pillars. One honest read on your script.
Every full Quilty analysis opens with a Score — a transparent, four-pillar evaluation that goes far beyond pass / consider / recommend. Built to be useful to writers, producers, and executives alike. Personal and Slate include it, and a one-time full analysis does too.
See how the Quilty Score tracks critic consensus across 50 acclaimed films
- Industry-standard formatting
- Specific, actionable notes (not platitudes)
- Honest — won't just tell you what you want to hear
- 01
Story & Craft
Structure, character, dialogue, scene work — the fundamentals on the page.
- 02
Commercial Viability
Genre, audience, hook, and how the project lands in today's marketplace.
- 03
Cultural Resonance
What this story says, who it's for, and why it matters right now.
- 04
Production Reality
Budget tier, locations, cast complexity — how producible the script is as written.
Coverage writers actually talk about.
Writers say Quilty's feedback is more thorough — and more honest — than what they've paid hundreds for elsewhere.
“I'm hoping you disrupt The Black List. Their evaluations feel wildly inconsistent and subjective… Your evaluations coming in at a lower price is already an advantage. It's impressive.”
Luke
Watson Way · March 31, 2026
“I really like your site because it provides detailed and actionable feedback in many areas, and it has helped me to significantly improve my script at a reasonable price. Thanks for having such a helpful resource.”
Adam Lamparello
Screenwriter · April 5, 2026
“It was definitely an interesting experience. The feedback is actually so thorough that I haven't had a chance to go through it all yet. One thing I will say is that it did NOT just tell me what I wanted to hear which, while maybe ego damaging, made me feel more confident in the feedback.”
Mickey
Writer · April 2, 2026
Your score is your ticket. Discovery is the destination.
A full analysis gives your script a Quilty Score. With Personal or Slate active, you can list a scored script on Discovery, and it stays listed while your plan is active. Personal includes 2 full analyses a month, and unused credits bank for later drafts.
List your script
Opt in from a scored report while Personal or Slate is active. Use a pen name if you prefer. Leave anytime.
Bank two analyses a month
Personal includes 2 full analyses every month. Unused credits bank, so you can spend them on later drafts instead of losing them.
Keep 100% of your deal
Quilty facilitates the connection. Negotiations are yours. We never take a cut.
Questions writers ask before uploading.
Script coverage is the written evaluation a reader produces before a screenplay moves up the chain. It includes a logline, a synopsis, notes on story, character and structure, and a verdict: pass, consider or recommend. Agencies, studios, managers and contests use it to decide which scripts get read next.
Traditional coverage commonly runs $75 to $150 per script. A full Quilty feature analysis is $49.99, and plans start at $39.99/month billed monthly for two analyses. See pricing.
Yes. Your upload travels over TLS, then the manuscript and the original file are encrypted again before they are stored — authenticated encryption, with the keys kept apart from database backups. Coverage providers see the script only to write your report, and they do not train on it. You retain full ownership.
Quilty reads with the rigor and vocabulary of a seasoned development executive — but delivers in about an hour instead of weeks, at a fraction of the cost. Many writers use both: Quilty for fast iteration, humans for final passes.
Coverage you read in your Quilty account, laid out the way studio readers write it. A full analysis includes the verdict, logline, story and character notes, market fit, the Quilty Score, and chapters on audience, market, money and production. You can download it as a PDF. Personal and Slate include full analyses each month, and a single analysis is available on its own.
Absolutely. The report is yours. Many writers attach it to query letters and pitch decks as a credibility signal.
Quilty is calibrated against industry coverage standards. It won't tell you what you want to hear — and that's the point. Reads are honest, specific, and consistently formatted.
PDF, Final Draft (.fdx), Word (.docx) and plain text (.txt). Up to 50 MB.
Get the complete read on your script.
Personal and Slate include full analyses each month, or buy one analysis on its own. You get the Quilty Score and chapters on audience, market, money and production. Your script is encrypted before it is stored, sent only to write your coverage, and not used for training.