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RIZZ AI gives its generators away free and sells credit packs for replies and bios from $7.99, a pricing split worth a close look.

Sogni AI prices rendering through Spark credits, a $20 unlimited tier, and worker earnings, keeping open-weight models cheap for heavy users.

SproutGigs charges per approved task with modest fixed fees, so small budgets buy real completed work instead of spent ad impressions.

Tavily slots into existing setups through a setup prompt for Claude and Cursor, LangChain tools, RAG merges, scheduled crawls, and a one-day migration shim.

Quidco rewards a method over deal-hunting: click through every time, use only its listed codes, audit tracked purchases and time the big switches.

Packz runs on a prepaid wallet with per-pack pricing, instant sell-back liquidity, public pull data, and KYC-gated cash-outs for US collectors.

Nomads.com keeps access simple: a free community tier and a $19.99 one-time Lite membership, no subscription, with a 7-day money-back guarantee.

WikiMasters is free to join and open about its source: card content comes from Wikipedia under CC BY-SA, run by Shoobidoo Labs.

President Simulator charges £5.99 monthly only past the free tier, pricing openly around the real token cost of dozens of AI calls per turn.

Kimi K3.1 Pro runs on credit-based billing at k31.pro: requests are reserved up front and settled on actual input, cache and output.

ProtoPie – Evaluate product fit, permissions, privacy considerations, workflow limits, pricing, account needs, and the evidence still worth testing.

JuJuBit – Evaluate product fit, permissions, privacy considerations, workflow limits, pricing, account needs, and the evidence still worth testing.