One credit, every AI service.
Choose a service, write your prompt and pay per run. You only pay for what you use, with no subscription.
Three steps, fully on-chain.
Get credits
Buy CRED at a fixed $1 each. On testnet, claim free test credits instead.
Spend on a run
Your wallet burns the credits and records a run ID. Credits can't be transferred, so they work like a prepaid card.
Get your result
Our backend sees the burn and runs the job, and the result appears here. If a run fails, the credits are refunded automatically.
Your ComputeCred account
Sign in with your email, buy a credit pack by card and run any AI service. No wallet needed.
Coming soon
Card payments are being set up. In the meantime, you can use the wallet app below on testnet.
Sign in or create an account
We'll email you a secure sign-in link. No password needed.
Buy credits
Secure checkout by Stripe. Credits are for AI services only and don't expire.
Run an AI service
History
On-chain CRED dashboard
Get test credits TEST
Up to 10 per request, once a minute. In production this step becomes a $1/CRED card or USDC payment.
Start an AI run
Choose a service and write a prompt.
Your runs
Refreshes every 5sSimple, per-run pricing.
1 CRED = $1. Prices below are per run.
| Service | Type | CRED / run | USD |
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Verifiable by anyone.
- 23M lifetime cap
- Non-transferable
- Burn-to-spend, pausable
Questions
What is CRED?
A prepaid credit for AI compute. One CRED buys $1 of AI services on ComputeCred.
Can I trade or transfer CRED?
Not right now. Credits can't be transferred and are only used to pay for compute. Trading will only be considered after a legal review.
Is this an investment?
No. The price is fixed at $1 per credit, and there are no promises of profit, yield or a rising price.
What happens if a run fails?
The backend automatically refunds the credits you spent on that run.
Is this live with real money?
Not yet. ComputeCred is running on the Base Sepolia testnet, and test credits are free.
Which AI powers the services?
xAI's Grok models, with more providers planned.