Four vendors, side by side

What the monthly plans cost at list · Where the real differences are · Where the price differences actually bite · The one practical constraint · Buying more than one

This site sells four catalogues and most visitors are choosing between them rather than looking for one. Here is the comparison written honestly, including where we are not the right people to ask.

What the monthly plans cost at list

DeepSeek Pro is ten dollars. Cursor Pro and Claude Pro are both twenty. Google AI Pro is nineteen ninety nine. Above those sit Claude's two Max tiers at one hundred and two hundred dollars a month, which are usage capacity rather than better models. Our prices sit a few dollars over each list figure and every card shows both.

Where the real differences are

Cursor is a code editor, so it competes with your editor rather than with a chat window. Claude and Google AI Pro overlap most directly as general assistants. DeepSeek is the budget entry, at roughly half the price of the others, and people generally buy it to try rather than to commit.

Which is better for your work is not a question a reseller can answer credibly, and we would be inventing an opinion to sell you something if we tried.

Where the price differences actually bite

At the twelve month term. A year of DeepSeek is around a hundred dollars while a year of Claude Max 20x is over two thousand, and our fee is the same flat amount on both. On the cheapest plans our margin is a visible fraction of the total. On the expensive ones it is close to a rounding error.

The one practical constraint

Order size affects which coins you can pay with. The cheapest DeepSeek month is small enough that a few assets fall under their swap minimum, and the checkout greys those out. Nothing above about twenty five dollars runs into this.

Buying more than one

Place separate orders. Each gets its own deposit address and its own redemption link, and mixing two subscriptions into one payment is not something the flow supports.