A lifetime subscription to the AskAnyModel AI Pro Plan is being offered for $29.97 with the code SAVE10, according to Mashable, which reported the promotion on Sunday, Nov. 1. The deal runs until that date and is priced against a stated regular rate of $499. Mashable describes the tool as a way to compare responses from more than 50 AI models inside a single window.
The pitch, as Mashable frames it, is that people rarely rely on one opinion when a decision matters, yet often accept a single answer from an AI assistant. AskAnyModel is positioned to remove the need to move between separate chatbot tabs to get a second or third response.
Why it matters
The offer lands in a crowded market for AI subscription deals. Mashable's report sits alongside similar promotions covered by other outlets, including a $69.97 bundle from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer that puts GPT, Claude and Gemini in one workspace, a $70 lifetime plan covered by 9to5Toys, a $79 lifetime deal from SFGATE aimed at ending prompt copying between chatbots, and a $69.97 Claude, Gemini and creative tools package covered by Yahoo Tech.
Taken together, the coverage points to a category of software that aggregates access to multiple models rather than selling a single assistant. For buyers, the appeal is cost: one payment instead of several recurring monthly bills. The trade-off, based on Mashable's description, is a tiered structure in which the least expensive access is limited to non-flagship models, with stronger models metered through a credit allowance.
How the Pro Plan is structured
According to Mashable, the Pro Plan lets a user view answers from six AI models of their choosing side by side in one place, then select whichever response best fits the task. The report lists coding help, image generation and general question answering as examples of what the comparison can be used for.
The plan includes unlimited use of non-flagship models. It also comes with 500 premium credits each month, which Mashable says unlock 20 advanced models from providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral and Perplexity. Users can switch between models partway through a conversation if a query needs more capability, the report states.
Access requires only a web browser, per Mashable, meaning the tool is not tied to a particular operating system or device type.
What buyers should weigh
The reporting presents the offer largely on its own terms, and several details are left to the buyer to verify. Mashable does not break down how quickly the 500 monthly credits are consumed, nor does it specify which models fall inside the unlimited non-flagship tier versus the 20 advanced ones. The $499 regular price is cited as a reference point for the discount rather than an independently confirmed market rate.
The code SAVE10 is a required part of the purchase, and Mashable states the price applies only through Nov. 1. Readers considering the deal should confirm current terms with the seller before paying, since promotional pricing and credit allowances in this category are frequently revised.
What to watch: whether aggregator tools of this kind hold their advertised model lists over time, and whether one-time pricing survives as providers adjust access to their advanced systems.
