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Professional Script Coverage, Powered by AI
Eyebrow label: Professional Screenplay Analysis
Eyebrow label: Professional Screenplay Analysis
Hero H1: Professional Script Coverage, Powered by AI
Hero subhead: Industry-standard screenplay analysis in under five minutes. Get a full coverage report with logline, synopsis, character breakdown, story analysis, and your Quilty Score — for under $50.
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Script coverage is a professional evaluation of a screenplay used by producers, agents, and studios to decide whether a script is worth developing. A coverage report includes a logline, synopsis, character breakdown, story analysis, and a recommendation (Pass, Consider, or Recommend). Quilty generates full AI-powered script coverage — sometimes called script analysis or screenplay analysis — in under five minutes, starting at under $50. Try a free preview.
What Is Script Coverage?
Script coverage is the professional, industry-standard evaluation of a screenplay used by producers, agents, studios, and development executives to quickly determine whether a script is worth reading, developing, or producing. Sometimes called script analysis or screenplay analysis, it is a structured breakdown of a screenplay that helps decision-makers handle large volumes of submissions efficiently — and helps writers see their work the way the industry sees it.
A coverage report typically includes several key components. It starts with a logline, a short one- or two-sentence summary of the story's core idea. It then provides a synopsis, which outlines the full narrative from beginning to end, highlighting major plot points and story progression. Another essential part is the character breakdown, which evaluates the main characters, their motivations, arcs, and how effectively they serve the story.
Beyond summarization, script coverage also includes story analysis, which examines structure, pacing, tone, dialogue, and narrative clarity. Finally, most coverage reports end with a recommendation — Pass, Consider, or Recommend — indicating whether the screenplay is worth further development or attention.
Traditionally, coverage was generated by professional readers and could take days to deliver, with costs ranging from $75 to $300 per script. AI-powered platforms like Quilty deliver the same structured analysis in under five minutes, at a fraction of the cost.
What Quilty's Coverage Includes
Quilty generates structured, industry-style script coverage designed to reflect the real development notes used across feature film, television, and theatre — delivered in one clean report for under $50.
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Card 1 — Logline and Synopsis A clear, concise summary capturing both the core concept and full narrative arc of your screenplay, written in industry-standard format.
Card 2 — Character Breakdown Deep analysis of main and supporting characters, including motivations, emotional arcs, relationships, and narrative function.
Card 3 — Structure and Pacing Assessment of screenplay structure, including act breakdown, pacing consistency, tension flow, and scene-by-scene progression.
Card 4 — Market and Genre Positioning Identifies where your screenplay fits within the current market, including tone, audience type, and commercial positioning.
Card 5 — Comparable Films Analysis Surfaces similar existing films or shows to help contextualize your script within the industry landscape and inform pitch positioning.
Card 6 — Quilty Score (0–100) A data-driven score estimating commercial viability based on structure, storytelling quality, market relevance, and cultural resonance.
See How Your Script Scores
Every coverage report includes a Quilty Score — a 0-100 weighted composite calibrated against real screenplay performance data. The score maps to industry greenlight tiers used by studios and production companies.
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| Score | Verdict |
|---|---|
| 75+ | Strong Greenlight |
| 72–74 | Greenlight |
| 68–71 | Conditional Greenlight |
| 63–67 | Development |
| 55–62 | Significant Revision |
| Below 55 | Pass |
Learn how the Quilty Score is calculated →
Who Uses Script Coverage?
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Screenwriters preparing to pitch Writers use script coverage to understand how their screenplay will be perceived by industry professionals before submitting to agents, producers, or competitions. Coverage identifies weaknesses early and helps writers strengthen their script — and their pitch — strategically.
Producers evaluating submissions Producers rely on coverage to quickly filter and evaluate large volumes of incoming scripts, focusing development time only on the most promising projects. AI-powered coverage delivers consistent triage at a fraction of traditional reader costs.
Development executives managing pipelines Executives use coverage reports to efficiently assess incoming material and prioritize scripts that align with studio or production company needs. Standardized scoring across a slate makes portfolio decisions easier and more defensible.
How Quilty Compares to Traditional Coverage
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| Traditional Reader | Quilty | |
|---|---|---|
| Turnaround | 3-7 days | Under 5 minutes |
| Cost per script | $75-$300 | Under $50 |
| Consistency | Varies by reader | Standardized framework |
| Market analysis | Rarely included | Included |
| Comparable films | Manual research | Data-driven |
| Quilty Score | — | 0-100 composite |
| Free preview | — | Yes |
Compare Quilty to other AI platforms →
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the difference between script coverage and script notes? Script coverage is a structured evaluation written for decision-makers — producers, agents, executives — to help them decide whether to move forward with a script. It follows a standardized format and ends with a recommendation. Script notes, by contrast, are written for the writer and focus on craft-level feedback: what's working, what isn't, and how to revise. Quilty delivers coverage; the development insights inside each report also serve as actionable notes for writers.
How long does AI script coverage take? A full Quilty coverage report is generated in under five minutes from the moment you upload your screenplay. Traditional human coverage typically takes 3-7 business days.
Is AI script coverage as reliable as a human reader? AI coverage is consistent in ways human coverage often isn't — every script is evaluated against the same framework, removing reader fatigue and individual bias. Quilty's analysis draws on the same large language models used across the industry, structured through purpose-built frameworks for film, TV, and theatre. For high-stakes decisions, many producers use AI coverage as a first-pass triage layer alongside human development executives, not as a replacement for them.
What does Pass, Consider, or Recommend mean? These are the three traditional coverage verdicts used across the industry. Pass means the script isn't ready or isn't the right fit. Consider means the script has merit and warrants a closer look. Recommend means the script is strong enough to actively pursue. Quilty's coverage maps to these verdicts through the Quilty Score, with calibrated thresholds for each.
How much does professional script coverage cost? Traditional human coverage typically runs $75-$300 per script. Quilty delivers full AI-powered coverage starting at under $50 per analysis, with discounted credit packs available. See pricing →
Can I use Quilty coverage when submitting to agents or producers? Yes. Many writers use Quilty coverage to stress-test their screenplay before submission — identifying structural issues, weak character arcs, or market positioning problems before industry readers see them. The Quilty Score also gives writers an objective readiness signal: a strong score indicates a script is competitive; a lower score points to where revisions will have the highest impact.
Get Your Coverage Report
Upload your screenplay and receive a full professional coverage report in under five minutes. Free preview available — no credit card required.
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