Hey, writers!
Looking for script coverage* from real, human experts?
*Are you a former client impacted by the closing of WeScreenplay, ScreenCraft, or The Script Lab? Let us know for a special discount!
Welcome to Plot & Page.
Many script coverage services in Hollywood are closing or replacing humans with AI.
But at Plot & Page, we know that the best feedback is not only from real experts, it comes in the form of a conversation.
We want you to understand the why behind a note, so you can use it to make your script what you want it to be, not try to fit it into a stock mold.
That’s why we include a Zoom session with all notes.
Our Services
Writing help tailored to each stage of your script development
When you contact Plot & Page, we’ll reach out to you within 48 hours with scheduling details and a release for you to sign.
Once those things are in place, you’ll send us your materials and we’ll get reading, then we’ll meet with you via Zoom to share our feedback.
Breaking Down Beats
Get your outline or pitch ready to roll
Whether you're starting with a fresh idea or refining a work in progress, we specialize in helping you craft a compelling story for a pitch or industry standard outline for your screenplay, television pilot, stage play, or novel. We’ll collaborate with you to shape your story into its most engaging and impactful form with clarity, creativity, and confidence.
First Draft to Final
Turn a well told story into an undeniable one
What sets us apart from standard coverage services is our personalized and collaborative approach. Instead of simply providing a list of opinions, we offer an in-depth feedback session designed to dive deep into your project. Together, we’ll explore your draft's strengths and opportunities for growth, tailoring our guidance to align with your creative vision.
Make it Production Ready
Proofreading, polishing, and formatting
Plot & Page Consultants have extensive experience as Hollywood Script Coordinators. This background has honed our exceptional eye for detail and deep understanding of industry standards. We bring an insider’s perspective on the style, formatting, and storytelling techniques that resonate with professional readers, executives, and production teams.
Introductory Pricing!**
Hollywood-level insights at practical rates—especially now.
Half Hour Pilot or Spec
Outline* (written notes + 45 min zoom) - $150 $100
Draft (written notes + 45 min zoom) - $200 $150
Proofreading (.fdx only) - $200 $150
Hour-Long Pilot or Spec
Outline* (written notes + 45 min zoom) - $175 $125
Draft (written notes + 45 min zoom) - $300 $250
Proofreading (.fdx only) - $300 $250
Feature Screenplay
Outline* (written notes + 45 min zoom) - $250 $200
80-100 page draft (written notes + 45 min zoom) - $425 $375
101-120 page draft (written notes + 45 min zoom) - $475 $425
121-140 page draft (written notes + 45 min zoom) - $525 $475
80-100 page draft proofreading (.fdx only) - $450 $400
101-120 page draft proofreading (.fdx only) - $500 $450
121-140 page draft proofreading (.fdx only) - $550 $500
*Outlines are assumed to be ~25% of the final script length. If an outline is substantially longer, additional costs may incur.
**Don’t forget to let us know if you’re a former user of WeScreenplay, ScreenCraft, and The Script Lab. We’ll give you a special discount!
Pitch
Up to 20 min verbal pitch + 60 min Zoom - $250 $200
Up to 5000 words + 60 min Zoom - $250 $200
Other Writing
Reach out to us! For Novels, plays, and other writing costs will be determined based on the length of the material and requested services.
Let’s Talk Shop
Need a sounding board to help solve a problem in a script or pitch? Tell us what you’re struggling with and we can work through it together. No prep/reading included on our end.
$75 $60 for a 45 minute Zoom call.
Reach out, get scheduled, get editing.
We’ve worked with some of Hollywood’s best writers & showrunners.
Here’s what they have to say about us:
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“Liz can diagnose any story problem and give you three good solutions. It's like having your own writer's room.”
—Michael Horowitz, Executive Producer, Prison Break, The Gifted, Turner & Hooch
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“Michael has a great sense of story and a genuine understanding of character. He’s the fresh set of eyes every script needs.”
— Pam Veasey, Executive Producer and Showrunner, LA’s Finest, CSI: NY, The District
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“Michael and Liz give great notes that always keep in mind the story I want to tell. They know when to push, adjust, and pivot - I recommend them to anyone who wants to make their script the best version it can be!”
- Jessica Chou, Executive Producer, The Boys
Why work with Plot & Page?
There are a lot of ways to get notes on a script.
Getting notes from your friends is a good way to get personal feedback, just on the things you’re open to changing.
Submitting to contests and hosting sites will give you a clean, opinion, but you can’t interact with the reader.
Hiring a script doctor can give you a solid second draft, but you’ll be ceding control and ownership of your work.
But working with Script Consultants allows you to get feedback from professionals in an interactive, fun, and collaborative way that makes you a better writer.
Let’s talk through ideas. Together. So you can tell us what is important to you.
(It’s also the closest way to experience what it’s like to be in a writer’s room!)
FAQs
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We’ll get in touch within 48 hours to discuss a timeline and make sure it works for you. How long it will take to get your feedback ready depends on how long your material is, but generally, we try to schedule your Zoom within a week.
If you need to put a rush on your feedback, let us know that when you contact us, and we will give you details on rush pricing before we pin down a schedule.
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Nope! It’s all yours. We won’t ask for any credit on your piece, even if it turns into the next big blockbuster. We’ll just be super proud from the audience.
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To protect all of us - including you.The release verifies that you have the rights to the material you are submitting. It also explains that we are writers ourselves, and you hiring us to help with a project means you understand that it won’t have any impact on any of our future projects. Just like we don’t want to impact your future projects!
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All our feedback is given as a personal opinion, and is not a guarantee of any future success or employment. So hiring us doesn’t mean you’ll get an introduction to any agents, managers, or producers. But having a great script is certainly a big help if that’s what you’re looking for!