> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://whitepaper.1hub.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://whitepaper.1hub.ai/further-information/subscription-packages.md).

# Subscription Packages

The 1Hub.ai service fee model aims to fit in line with fee models currently found among web-based AIs, picking users up where they stand to facilitate an easy entry into the novel concept of 1Hub.ai.

Money paid for a subscription is deposited into one’s account as credits, which can then be spent on AI usage. In case that credits are exhausted before the end of a term (month / half year / year), users are free to deposit extra credits. At the end of each term, remaining credits expire, and are not carried into the next term.

As the 1Hub.ai base platform is essentially a reseller of different AIs offered by other providers, revenue is generated by adding a surcharge (“AI Surcharge”) onto the fee each AI provider asks. This surcharge varies throughout subscription packages, giving subscribers of higher-tier packages more value (AI usage) for their money.

Additional to increased cost efficiency in platform usage, users of higher-tier subscription packages are also rewarded with various bonusses, such as early access to new features, exclusive giveaways, and more (to be disclosed).

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|                 | Starter | Enthusiast | Professional |
| --------------- | ------- | ---------- | ------------ |
| Monthly fee     | $10     | $25        | $50          |
| AI Surcharge    | +10%    | +5%        | +2%          |
| Cost efficiency | 90%     | 95%        | 98%          |
| Bonus features  | *TBD*   | *TBD*      | *TBD*        |

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{% hint style="warning" %}
The subscription model described above is being completely revised, and will be updated within the next weeks. The information on this page serves only as a placeholder.
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