One memory.
One bill.
Told it in another chat last week? It still knows — in the image, the video, the voiceover. Chain those steps once and run them again for the next twenty. One balance, shared with your team, with the same models behind an API.
Say it once. It carries.
Four words made the scene. Two more moved it — same clearing, same two animals, same volcano behind them — on a different model, in a different modality, with nothing described a second time.
Make dinosaurs fight each other
Now animate it
Stop paying for six AI subscriptions
The typical creator stack runs $107/mo across six vendors — six quotas that expire unused. One balance covers all of it, plus 3D and workflows you can run again.
Without Infery
Six separate subscriptions
- ChChatGPT Plus· Chat$20/mo
- ChClaude Pro· Chat$20/mo
- ImIdeogram Plus· Image$20/mo
- ViRunway Standard· Video$15/mo
- VoElevenLabs Creator· Voice$22/mo
- MuSuno Pro· Music$10/mo
With Infery
One subscription, everything included
- Chat — GPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama
- Image — Flux, Ideogram, Stable Diffusion
- Video — Veo, Sora
- Voice, speech and music
- 3D objects from a line of text or an image
- Workflows — chain the steps once, run them per item
Competitor prices are each vendor's entry paid tier billed monthly, re-checked on their public pricing pages on 21 August 2026. Ideogram and Suno do not serve their pricing page to us; those two come from dated third-party listings. Shown in your local currency at a 1:1 rate. Usage caps differ per vendor. Infery credits apply across every model and modality.
A model for each job, not one model for everything
Chat, image, video, music — pick a modality and see the one we'd start you on.
All 1,478 models run on the same balance, so finding out what one can do costs credits instead of another subscription. Send one prompt to as many as five at once, and have a model review the results if you would rather not judge them yourself.
Browse the catalogue →Do it by hand once, then stop doing it by hand
The steps you took for the first piece are a graph: the prompt, the image, the animation, the crop for a different platform. Save it, and the next twenty are that same graph with different inputs — including the parts that were never a model call.
- A model call — chat, image, video, voice, music or 3D
- A transform — crop, transcode, trim, composite, extract a frame
- Code — Node or Python, on your own snippet
- An HTTP call to something of yours
- A web search, with the results bound into the next step
- A fan-out over a list, running the same branch per item
- Seven kinds of step and 31 named transforms in all. When a run fails at step five, you look at what step four made — the intermediates are images and video, and you cannot read those in a log.
See every step type and how a run is inspected on the Workflows page →
One balance, in two directions at once
Consolidation usually means one bill for one kind of thing. Here the same credits cross every modality and every person in the workspace — which is why a household, a two-person studio and a ten-person agency all run the same mechanic.
Across modalities
The same credits pay for a chat turn, an image, a clip, a voiceover, a track and a 3D object.
Instead of: Six vendors, six quotas, and whichever one you did not use this month is wasted.
Across people
One prepaid balance for everyone in the workspace, with a quota per person so no one can spend the month.
Instead of: A subscription per person per tool, bought ad hoc and reconciled by hand.
One credit is one cent
That is the whole model. Credits come with the plan, they work on every model and every modality, and they do not expire while the plan runs. Cancel in one click and what is left stays usable to the end of the period.
Trial credits on every new account, no card. Enough to run a piece end to end rather than to look at a demo.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the AI tool I already pay for?
Two things a single-tool subscription cannot do. Your context carries across modalities — describe a character in chat and he is the same character in the image and then in the video, through a change of model, not just a change of tab. And the chain of steps you just did by hand becomes a workflow you can run again for the next twenty pieces.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Every new account gets free trial credits — enough to try chat, image, voice, video, music and 3D. No credit card required to start.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, in one click from settings. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for, so you keep the plan and its limits until then. Credits you bought are yours and never expire — only the plan's monthly allowance ends with the plan. No cancellation fee, no lock-in.
How do credits work across different modalities?
One balance, one currency. One credit is worth $0.01, and a chat turn is ~1 credit, an image ~5, a 4-second Veo clip ~75. You never juggle separate quotas — and credits you top up with do not expire, so the balance is yours until you spend it.
Is my data used to train models?
Not by us. We train nothing — there is no training pipeline in the product and no path that feeds your conversations, files or generated outputs into one. What we cannot answer on someone else's behalf is the upstream: your request runs on the provider whose model you picked, under that provider's own terms. The subprocessor page names every one of them, so the policy that governs your data is one you can go and read rather than one we summarise for you.
What happens if a provider has an outage?
Flagship models ship with a default chain, so those fail over before you configure anything — the request is retried, then handed to the next model in the chain. Outside that set, or when you want your own order, set a fallback chain for a workspace and a source model; it overrides the default the moment you save it, and your code never sees which one actually answered.
Can I use outputs commercially?
Yes. Everything you generate is yours to use in ads, client work and monetized channels on every paid plan. Commercial rights are included by default.