A Mashable deal lets you test dozens of AI models at once with a single lifetime pass, useful for people weighing which AI tool to use at home or work.
A new AI tool bundles more than 50 AI models into one place. You can run six models at once to compare results on the same prompt. The Pro Plan offers a lifetime license for $29.97 through Oct. 11, down from $499.
Who it helps: anyone who uses AI for coding, writing, or image work and wants a simple way to test which model is best. The plan includes 500 premium monthly credits to access more capable models when needed.
What happens next: grab the deal before Oct. 11, then decide which models you’ll rely on for regular tasks and which you’ll keep for occasional projects.
The big idea behind a new AI comparison tool is simple: instead of paying for dozens of AI services or hopping between apps, you can run multiple models side by side and see which one gives you the best answer. The product in question is AskAnyModel AI, which now offers a Pro Plan with a lifetime subscription on sale for $29.97 through Oct. 11. The normal price is listed at $499, so this is a substantial discount for anyone who juggles multiple AI tools for coding, image generation, writing, or data tasks.
What you get with the Pro Plan is access to more than 50 AI models. You can pick six models to compare answers in a single chat, and you can switch between models mid-conversation. That makes it easier to evaluate each model’s strengths, whether you’re debugging code, generating images, or answering complex questions. In addition to concurrent model calls, the plan includes 500 premium monthly credits that open up access to 20 advanced models when you need more powerful results.
The promise here isn’t that one tool rules all. It’s that you can test who does what best without paying for a long list of individual subscriptions. If you’re a developer, student, or busy professional who uses AI for different tasks, the ability to compare models quickly could save time and money in the long run.
AskAnyModel AI aggregates a mix of well-known brands and smaller engines. The Pro Plan specifically mentions access to models from names like OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, and Perplexity for the higher-verbosity tasks. The six-model comparison window lets you see, in real time, how different models handle the same prompt. You can switch models during a conversation to compare style, speed, and accuracy without leaving the app.
If you’re deciding which AI tool to rely on for personal projects, homework help, or freelance work, this kind of side-by-side testing helps you avoid eeking out results from a single model. You can test writing, coding, brainstorming, data analysis, and image generation all in one place. The key is the lifetime plan, which eliminates ongoing subscription costs for the core set of models and leaves you the option to pay for premium models if you need more power in certain moments.
The sale runs through Oct. 11. If you miss the deadline, you’ll still be able to buy a Pro Plan, but at the regular price of $499 for the lifetime license. If you want to keep your AI options organized and avoid paying multiple subscriptions, this could be a good moment to try it and compare your go-to tools against other engines you’ve considered.
The Pro Plan offers a lifetime subscription with access to 50+ AI models, six-model comparisons at once, and 500 monthly premium credits for additional models.
The discounted price of $29.97 is available through Oct. 11. After that, the price reverts to $499 for the lifetime license.
Note: This article only covers what is publicly advertised. Details beyond what is stated above are not confirmed.
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