Free, in your browser. The slip becomes a plan - a sport, a format and a level for every round, a running order with timings - and every sheet is laid out from it: the cover, the answer sheets, the score sheet. Print those before you ever sign in.
Paid, when you run it. The model writes only the questions: answers, a line of context for arguments at the bar, a fun fact, and an honest "check this" flag. The price is shown before you run; a run is charged for what it uses, usually far below the reservation.
Checked against your plan. Counts, formats, four distinct options with the answer among them, one blank per fill-in, years inside your era, nothing from your avoid list, no question asked twice. Disagreements are listed above the pages, and each problem question is marked.
The second run. Mark any question on the host key as too hard, too easy, doubtful or too like another, and swap just those. The letters A-D are shuffled here, so reshuffling costs nothing.