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Plans and pricing

One fixed quota per 30 days. No overage billing, no per-seat fee, and the same rate whichever model you call.

LAUNCH OFFER Launch pricing on every plan — the rates below are already discounted. Ends when the launch window closes.

Four plans. Zero overage.

Starter

$39-23% OFF
$30 / 30 days
225,000,000 credits
$0.133 per 1M credits
Renews every 30 days · cancel anytimeNo overage — requests stop at zero
Choose plan

Growth

$52-23% OFF
$40 / 30 days
450,000,000 credits
$0.089 per 1M credits
Renews every 30 days · cancel anytimeNo overage — requests stop at zero
Choose plan

Pro

$67-25% OFF
$50 / 30 days
900,000,000 credits
$0.056 per 1M credits
Renews every 30 days · cancel anytimeNo overage — requests stop at zero
Choose plan

When credits reach zero, new requests stop. Your card is never charged for overage.

How credits work

Every plan is quoted in AI credits. A request converts its tokens to credits at the weight of the model it names, so one number covers input, output and cache across all three models. Credits are a usage meter for your plan period, not a stored balance: they reset every 30 days, cannot be topped up or transferred, and are not redeemable for money.

A request with more than 272,000 input tokens converts at the long-context rate. The three models · Your first request

Billing questions

How does cache-read pricing work?

Cache reads use the midpoint between the uncached-input and cache-read rates. Under current rates, this is 0.55× the credits of uncached input. AI From U shares 50% of the cache-read savings with you.

What happens when I run out of credits?

New requests stop when your credit balance reaches zero. AI From U does not charge usage-based overage fees. Your subscription continues to renew according to its billing cycle.

How do I manage or cancel my subscription?

In the Polar billing portal, linked from your AI From U portal. Plans renew every 30 days and can be cancelled there.

How can I verify my usage?

Your portal shows AI credits alongside provider-reported raw-token usage, including input, output, reasoning and cache breakdowns. Recent request IDs are redacted but remain available for reconciliation.