Which plan to choose: a breakdown by task rather than by a list of modules
A table of tick boxes does not answer the question of what to take: it shows how the plans differ, not which one you need. Below is a breakdown by situation — from starting with no experience to working with corporate clients, plus three ways to get what you need without buying a plan.
A table of tick boxes does not answer the question of what to take: it shows how the plans differ, not which one you need. Below is a breakdown by situation — from starting with no experience to working with corporate clients, plus three ways to get what you need without buying a plan.
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A comparison table nothing can be understood from
You open the pricing page and see five columns of ticks. In each are the names of sections you do not yet know. Choosing from a table like that is impossible: it is unclear what you need and what you will never open.
Then one of two things usually happens. Either somebody takes the most expensive one — just in case, "so I definitely have everything" — and uses nine tenths of nothing. Or they take nothing and leave.
So the breakdown below is arranged the other way round: not from plans to tasks but from tasks to plans. Find your situation and take what is written under it.
First — three ways not to buy a plan
They usually go unnoticed, and they cover some cases entirely.
Guest access. Catalogues, descriptions, course programmes, assistant and skill cards are visible with no registration. The blog is fully open. If you simply want to understand what exists, there is nothing to pay for.
Free registration. Opens the open source section and three days of full Basic access — not a demo but the whole plan.
A one-off purchase or experience points. Any advanced skill or template opens three ways: with a plan, one-off for $9, or for 1 000 experience points earned by working on the platform. If you need one specific skill, buying a plan is not compulsory.
Separately: generation is paid from a wallet rather than by plan. Charged on what gets done, the cost visible before you press, money returned on a failure, top-ups from $5. A month with no work costs nothing.
How to tell it is time to move up
Easiest by symptom rather than by the calendar.
From Basic to Plus — when for the second time in a month you are assembling a landing page or a batch of visuals for a client and catch yourself doing the same thing from scratch. The templates save an evening on every job like that.
From Plus to Creator+ — when a client asks not for work but for a tool: "build us an assistant that answers customers". That is a different service and a different fee.
To Full — when the client became a company and the task sounds like "connect our systems to each other".
The reverse sign is useful too: if in a month you have not opened a single section you are paying extra for, you bought the plan on spec.
The breakdown by task
"I want to start earning, I have no experience"
Your plan is Basic.
What is in it for you: chats with all 140+ assistants across 14 categories, the prompt texts, the skill files, the ten-lesson sales module and six foundational express courses — including "Freelancer positioning" and "Freelance 2.0".
Why that one: the whole path from positioning to a first job is conversations and documents. Assistants, courses, scripts. Nothing the higher plans add is needed at this stage.
Start with the three free days. They are enough to run "Freelancer positioning" and come out with a finished pack: a niche, a client avatar, a portfolio, profile texts, a plan for first jobs.
"I already take jobs, I need visuals and websites at volume"
Your plan is Plus.
What gets added to Basic: automation templates, prompts for website templates and app interfaces, courses on video models — Midjourney, ChatGPT Images and Nano Banana, Google Veo 3, the advanced video models.
Why: as soon as you are delivering visuals and pages to clients, you need not advice but building blocks. A prompt for a landing page template saves an evening on every job, and you already have several a month.
The decision threshold is simple: if you do more than two or three visual or web jobs a month, Plus pays for itself with one of them.
"I want to make my own assistants and sell them"
Your plan is Creator+.
What gets added: advanced skills and building your own AI helpers. That is the move from "I take ready-made" to "I make a solution for a particular client".
Why this is about money rather than interest: an assistant for a specific business's task is no longer one-off work at $30–75 but a service. By my dataset, a system or pipeline is $490–1 460.
"I automate processes for businesses"
Your plan is Full.
The whole stack, including the advanced automation templates. This is the level at which you sell not work and not even a service but a system: connections between services, handling enquiries, reporting.
The plan for people whose client is a company rather than a person.
"I need one specific tool"
No plan needed. A one-off purchase for $9 or 1 000 experience points. That is an honest route and it was deliberately left open.
What each plan includes, briefly
If a summary is needed after all — here it is, without ticks.
Free. Catalogues and descriptions of every section, course programmes, the whole blog. Registration adds open source and three days of Basic.
Basic. Skill files for Claude Code, prompt texts, chats with every AI assistant, six foundational express courses, the ten-lesson sales module.
Plus. Everything from Basic plus automation templates, prompts for website templates and app interfaces, the video model courses.
Creator+. Advanced skills, building your own assistants.
Full. The whole stack, including the advanced automation templates.
A running principle: a guest sees every section and every description — only the files themselves are closed. So before buying you can always look at exactly what is in there.
How not to overpay
Three rules that save more than choosing the right column.
Do not buy a plan on spec. The most frequent mistake is taking a higher one "so I definitely have everything". Sections you have not grown into you will not open, and the money goes anyway. The one-tool rule applies here too: take it for what you are doing now, not for what you plan to do some day.
Move up out of earnings. Basic until the first payment, Plus when there are several visual jobs a month, Creator+ when a client has asked for an assistant of their own. Every move should follow a job rather than an intention.
Check whether it is already included. People regularly buy separately what sits inside their plan. Before paying for a course or a skill, look at what you genuinely do not have.
Three mistakes that cost money
Buying a course already included in your plan. Six foundational express courses sit in Basic, the video model courses in Plus. A separate $9 purchase is only needed when the course is above your plan.
Paying for a plan for the sake of generations. Generation is paid from the wallet separately and does not depend on the plan. If all you need is images and clips, you may not need a plan at all.
Collecting experience points and not using them. 1 000 points is any advanced skill or template for nothing. People accumulate them and forget they convert.
What to do today
Not choose a plan. Register and open three days of Basic — that is enough to understand what you will actually use. After three days the question "which plan" turns from abstract into concrete: you already know where you went every day and where you never went at all.
And one observation to close. People for whom it does not work almost never get the plan wrong. They go wrong earlier — buying access instead of getting to a first job. Access does not replace positioning, a place to look, and an application sent.
If you know somebody stuck on the pricing page, forward this to them. What has to be chosen is a task, not a column.
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The exact contents of each plan
So there is no guessing from tick boxes — here is what is in each.
Basic
Modules 1–6: earning with ready templates · introduction and theory · basic prompting · sales · advanced prompting · a library of preconfigured AI assistants.
Mini-courses: Perplexity · Grok.
What it gives in practice. Eight GPT Sheets templates, including "1+1=11" — a table producing more than fifty documents from one product description. An assistant library with "Sales" and "Freelance" folders. And ten sales lessons: four client types, objections, rejections, selling without case studies, an analysis of a real call.
Who for. People who have not taken jobs yet. Everything needed from "I can do this" to a first payment is here.
Plus
Modules 1–9: everything from Basic plus photo and video, professional video editing, the automator.
Mini-courses 1–6: plus Midjourney from beginner to art director · ChatGPT Images and Nano Banana · Google VEO · Kling 3.0 and Seedance 2.0.
What it gives. Eighteen editing lessons, including an analysis of the first two seconds and why 7 out of 10 clips get maximum reach. Twelve automator lessons — from analysing reports to installing a local AI agent. Plus website templates and the visual pipeline.
Who for. People earning from content: clips, listing images, visuals, editing.
Creator
Modules 1–10: everything from Plus plus AI Assistants and vibe coding.
Mini-courses 1–10: plus a factory of 100+ bespoke assistants · the Gemini ecosystem · the Claude AI ecosystem · AI agents.
And the main thing — the "Freelance 2.0" library: 62 prompts across 11 funnel stages where each result feeds the next.
What it gives. Five lessons on system prompts, including building a sales bot to a staged funnel. Plus the ability to create your own assistants for a company.
Who for. People selling not work but a system: positioning, assistants, funnels.
Make
A standalone plan, it does not include the other modules. Module 11 — the whole Make course, plus the AI agents mini-course.
The library: more than 1 000 ready AI agents in the aggregator, CRM integration templates, 24/7 AI managers.
And fourteen Legacy agents with blueprint files: an assistant with memory, a quote assistant, a price list assistant, a subscription bot, CRM integration, call transcription, conversation analytics, a content machine, an extended business setup.
What you end up with. Ready solutions that open configured: enter your credentials and you can sell. Market prices: an AI manager $480, a call analyst $600, an ad analyst from $240, CRM integration from $1 200.
N8N
Also standalone. Module 12 — the whole n8n course, plus the AI agents mini-course.
The library: more than 500 ready templates, RAG agent templates, the sales department monitoring system, the AI influencer workflow.
The skills at the end are different from Make: deployment on your own server via Docker and a VDS, corporate document search systems on vector databases, enterprise-grade fault-tolerant automations.
The phrasing from the course: Make is renting a flat, n8n is building your own house.
What is unique here. The monitoring system Neuron sells to outside clients from $9 600. The LinkedIn lead generation shown at The Trends forum. A base of 132 000 business cases.
Full
Modules 1–12 — everything above together. All ten mini-courses. The "Freelance 2.0" library. Both archives — Make and n8n. Plus access to local AI models.
Who for. People building private setups for companies — that needs both platforms and local deployment.
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How to choose in one minute
Not taken jobs yet → Basic. Sales, templates and assistants — the whole path to a first payment.
Earning from content → Plus. Editing, video, the automator.
Selling a system rather than work → Creator. Freelance 2.0 and your own assistants.
Integrations with services and CRMs → Make. Ready agents and blueprints.
Your own server, privacy, large volumes → N8N. RAG and self-hosting.
Working with corporations → Full.
Undecided between Make and N8N → the "AI agents" express course for $9: four platforms at once, and after it the choice is obvious.
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What to read next
[What is on the platform](/en/blog/platform-14-sections) — an overview of every section.
[It was expensive — now it's $9](/en/blog/was-expensive-now-nine-dollars) — why price stopped being a barrier.
[What it costs to try](/en/blog/how-much-to-try-wallet) — paying for generations separately from a plan.
[What you will be able to do in a month](/en/blog/what-you-get-in-a-month) — where the chosen path leads.
[AI API pricing in 2026](/en/blog/llm-api-pricing) — what a request costs and how to work out your own costs.