A StackSocial promotion prices the 1min.AI Advanced Business Plan lifetime subscription at $79.99, down from a listed $540, with code DEAL20 through November 15 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
The plan puts GPT-5.5 Pro, Claude 4.6 Sonnet, Gemini 3.1 Pro, and models from Meta, Mistral, and Cohere behind one login. It also bundles a blog generator, rewriter, summarizer, SEO keyword research, image generation and upscaling, background removal, PDF translation, text-to-speech, and short video creation from text or images. It runs in a browser and on iPhone, Android, Mac, and Windows. Up to 20 team members can share the account, and the company says it has more than 100,000 users.
The limit is credits. The plan includes 4 million a month, which 1min.AI estimates covers about 1.1 million words, 1,186 images, or 37 videos. Logging in daily earns 15,000 bonus credits, capped at 450,000 extra a month.
Those estimates show how uneven the currency is. By the company's own math, a video costs roughly 32 times what an image does. The bonus adds about 11% at its maximum, and only if someone logs in every day.
The seat math looks generous at first: $79.99 across 20 people is $4 each, paid once. But the credits are pooled, so 20 users split 4 million into about 200,000 each, or around 55,000 words apiece on the company's word estimate. A team that leans on video would hit the ceiling much sooner than one that mostly drafts text.
The promotion's own copy also notes that AI drafts still need a human edit before they go public. The $540 list price is the seller's reference point. The more useful comparison is whether 4 million shared credits covers what a team now spends across separate chatbot, image, and transcription subscriptions.