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Pricing

Our Pricing Model

Let me explain our pricing model and the reasons behind it.

First and foremost, we believe that it is better to pay for something you use rather than having a subscription.

Subscriptions can be a great way to conveniently access services or products on a regular basis. They provide predictability in terms of cost and availability. However, it's important to consider if you're getting value for your money. Sometimes, people end up paying more than necessary for subscriptions they don't fully utilize.

Our pricing model is designed to ensure transparency and fairness. We follow the cost-plus principle, which means that we calculate the price of our products or services by adding the cost of production or provision, along with a reasonable profit margin. This approach allows us to provide our customers with a clear understanding of how our prices are determined and ensures that we maintain a sustainable business model.

We cover the cost of the tokens from Open AI, and in return, we expect our customers to reimburse us for this expense along with a premium.

We provide our users with an initial balance to give them the opportunity to explore the app and decide if they find value in purchasing consumable tokens.

What premium are we referring to?

Our pricing structure is designed to be fair and transparent. We have carefully calculated our prices to ensure that both our customers and our vendors are satisfied. Our pricing is based on a multiplier of 2x the price of Open AI, which allows us to cover all necessary expenses while still providing value to our customers. Half of the total cost goes directly to our vendor, ensuring that they are compensated for their hard work and expertise. The remaining half covers various expenses, including the Apple processing fee, operational costs, income tax, and a small portion allocated for supporting future development. We believe this pricing structure allows us to provide a high-quality service while also supporting the growth and innovation of our platform.


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