Lebesgue vs ScreenplayIQ

The capability sets don't overlap at all. ScreenplayIQ processes a screenplay and returns structural and commercial analysis: beat sheet generation, visual heatmaps of dialogue and pacing, character arc and emotional journey charts, genre classification, comparative market data, and a box office performance prediction, exported as a PDF report with a collaborative workspace for up to 5 users. It plugs into PitchTrailer for audio-visual pitch materials. Lebesgue instead consolidates live Shopify and ad data into one dashboard and layers AI on top: Henri AI answers business questions in plain English, ten named agents (Balancer, Guardian, Spotlight, Echo, Pulse, Strategist, Sentinel, Prophet, Auditor, Sentry) automate analysis, Le Pixel delivers first-party cross-device attribution, and marketing mix modeling runs on GAM models with Prophet. It benchmarks against 20,000+ eCommerce brands and audits Meta, Google, and TikTok ads. One reads narrative structure; the other reads CAC, ROAS, LTV, and MER. The only shared trait is that both call themselves "AI," which is not a basis for a buying decision.

The pricing structures answer different questions. ScreenplayIQ is paid with no free tier, billed per analysis, sized by script length — feature-length and TV options run roughly $24–$198 per analysis — so cost scales with how many scripts you evaluate rather than with seats. Add-ons like Pitch Materials, Proofread, and Table Read sit on top; there is API access, but no subscription to smooth costs across volume. Lebesgue is freemium: a free tier covers core analytics, and paid plans unlock deeper AI and Le Pixel first-party attribution, which starts at $99/month. It positions itself for Shopify brands between $250K and $10M+ in revenue, and its own guidance says micro-brands under $50K may find premium plans costly. So ScreenplayIQ is a per-project cost a writer or producer absorbs occasionally, while Lebesgue is recurring software spend justified by ad budget. There is no price band where these two choices intersect.