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StackSocial Sells 1min.AI Lifetime Plan for $99.99

StackSocial is selling a lifetime 1min.AI business plan for $99.99, but the model list and credit costs deserve a check.

StackSocial is selling a lifetime subscription to 1min.AI's Advanced Business Plan for $99.99, down from a $540 list price, a discount of $440.01.

1min.AI is a browser-based service that bundles several AI models behind one login. The plan includes 4 million credits a month, plus the chance to earn up to 450,000 more through daily logins and other tasks. Credits are shared across writing, images, audio, and video, and unused ones roll over. Up to 20 members can use it, with shared workspaces and an unlimited prompt library, storage, and brand voices, according to the StackSocial listing.

The tools cover the usual ground: keyword research, blog drafts, text rewriting, document summaries and translation, chat across multiple PDFs, and slide decks. On the visual side, it generates images, upscales low-resolution ones, removes backgrounds, and cleans up sketches. The models named include GPT, Claude 3 Opus and Sonnet, Gemini Pro 1.5, Llama 3, and Mistral models.

The price is the appeal. ChatGPT Plus alone has long cost $20 a month, so $99.99 equals about five months of one chatbot. A team of up to 20 sharing one pool of credits is a different proposition from one person paying per seat.

The model names deserve a second look, though. Claude 3, Gemini 1.5, and Llama 3 all debuted in 2024, and the listing calls its list a sample. Whether newer versions are included is a question worth settling before you pay.

For a freelancer or small team that mostly needs drafting, translation, and basic image work, this is a reasonable $99.99 bet. Before buying, confirm what "lifetime" covers in StackSocial's terms and how many credits a typical image or video costs. That second number decides whether 4 million a month is generous or merely large.

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