A name on the page
SlumberTales is a personalized AI bedtime story service for parents: you add a child’s first name, age, and a few favorite worlds, and a parent reads the story at lights-out. The first generated story is free; after that, $4.99 for the first month leads into a monthly cap of 12, 20, or 30 stories, not an unlimited supply.
SlumberTales (slumbertales.app) is the AI personalized bedtime story subscription — not the unrelated Mashieldhouse podcast, not an Undertale fan work, and not SlumberSpark. Parents read the story aloud. Audio coming soon. For now, read the story together. Audio narration is off, so this is not an app a child presses play on.
Personalization here is modest on purpose. We do not ask for a biography. First name, age, a color, a world — forest, sea, stars, a tired dragon, a tiny garden — and, once a profile exists, a friend or a pet. That is enough for the hero to feel true and still keep the evening short.
Read a sample story Start the free story
It means the child is the one who wakes the lantern tree, or teaches a comet how to hush. The age you set changes the length of the sentences. Friends and pets can walk in after you add them. On Plus and Premium, a toy companion can be a sidekick, and Series Mode can continue a plot across nights.
It does not mean a dossier. We do not ask for a child’s last name for public display, a precise address, or a phone number for the child. We do not sell personal information, and we do not use child profile details to build advertising audiences. The adult account holder receives the full text, decides it is fit, and reads it.
Open the sample at https://slumbertales.app/sample and read it with the child’s first name. No account is required for that page. If the hush of it fits the house, sign in with the parent email, add the short profile, and generate the one free story.
The full personalized text is emailed to the parent account and saved in the Magic Library. There is not a second forever-free night behind the button. When you want more, start a plan from the pricing page ($4.99 first month) and promise a cap you can keep.
It is not for a child alone with a login, not for an unlimited audio library, and not for anyone searching for a podcast, a fan story, or a different product that only shares part of the name.
If sleep has become fear, pain, or something you cannot name, a story app is not treatment. Talk with the child’s pediatrician. The American Academy of Pediatrics publishes parent information at https://www.healthychildren.org, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention publishes child-development resources at https://www.cdc.gov/child-development. We will still be here for the ordinary nights.
Prices below are the published amounts. A plan is a monthly story cap plus the features named in its card. It is not an unlimited library. Audio narration is off.
$9.99 a month · $99.90 a year ($8.33 a month, save 16% vs monthly)
12 stories a month, about 3 a week. 1 child profile.
Short and medium tales, about 5–15 minutes to read aloud. Magic Library and a printable PDF. No toy companion, no Series Mode, no keepsake compilation, and no audio narration. First month $4.99 on monthly billing.
$14.99 a month · $149.90 a year ($12.49 a month, save 16% vs monthly)
20 stories a month, about 5 a week. Up to 2 child profiles.
All story lengths, about 5–45 minutes to read aloud. Toy companion, Series Mode, and a keepsake volume after every 20 stories. No audio narration. First month $4.99 on monthly billing.
$19.99 a month · $199.90 a year ($16.66 a month, save 16% vs monthly)
30 stories a month per child. Up to 5 child profiles.
All story lengths, about 5–45 minutes to read aloud. Toy companion, Series Mode, a keepsake volume after every 15 stories, and priority generation. Audio narration is listed as coming soon and stays off unless the service enables it. First month $4.99 on monthly billing.
The same numbers are on the pricing page. Annual prices are the yearly totals.
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It is an original tale in which your child is the hero, written for you to read aloud. SlumberTales uses the first name, age, and favorite worlds on the child profile. It is not a cartoon, a social feed, or a story the child operates alone.
Parents read the story aloud. Audio coming soon. For now, read the story together. Audio narration is off, so this is not an app a child presses play on.
A parent email, the child’s first name, an age, and a few favorite things. You do not need a biography, a photo of the child, or a payment card for the first generated story. The sample can be read before any of that.
Your first personalized story is free. Cancel anytime. After that first story, start a plan: $4.99 for your first month, then your plan's regular monthly price.
No. Paid plans include a monthly story cap: 12, 20, or 30 stories — not unlimited. Starter is 12 for 1 child. Plus is 20 for up to 2 children. Premium is 30 per child for up to 5 children. SlumberTales costs $9.99 a month for 12 stories, $14.99 a month for 20 stories, or $19.99 a month for 30 stories per child — not unlimited.
Yes. Open Settings → Manage billing to change or cancel your plan in the Stripe billing portal. You do not need to contact support to cancel. Cancel at period end as shown in the portal. For a full money-back refund, use Settings → Request full refund.
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