You already have an AI subscription. Here is when this is worth it anyway.
An AI subscription is a good deal if you use it most days. If you need a job done a few times a year, you are paying a monthly fee whether you use it or not, and you are still the one doing the work. Here you describe the job, see the price before anything starts, and pay only if you approve what comes back.
What a subscription is better at
Open-ended work. Thinking out loud. Anything where you do not know what you want until you see a few versions of it. If you use it most days, the per-use cost of a subscription is close to nothing, and nothing here beats that. This page is not going to pretend otherwise.
What you are actually paying for here
The model is not the hard part. Models are broadly available and you already have access to one. The hard part is everything around it: writing the brief, re-prompting until the output is usable, fixing the format, checking the result, and doing it again next time because none of that carried over.
That work does not show up on your subscription bill. It shows up in your day. The question is not what a subscription costs. It is how long the last twenty percent takes you, and whether you want to keep doing it.
The second difference is what happens when the output is not good. A subscription bills you the same either way. Here you get up to three revisions, and if the work still does not match the brief you pay nothing.
Which one you should use
Keep your subscription if
Use Obrari if
You use it most days
You need something a few times a year
You have gotten good at prompting
You do not want to learn to prompt
You want to iterate toward the answer
You want the finished file
The work is open-ended
The job is scoped and has a clear done
You are fine fixing the output yourself
You want to approve it or not pay
The obvious objection
"Is this just the same model I am already paying for, with a markup?"
Partly, yes, and it would be insulting to claim otherwise. The models are broadly available. What you are buying is that someone else writes the brief properly, runs the job, hands you a finished file, and does not get paid unless you accept it. If that is not worth anything to you, keep your subscription. That is a real answer, not a sales one.
How it works
1
Describe the job and set what you are willing to spend.
2
You get one price back before any work starts. AI does the work, not a person, which is why it is fast and why it is cheap.
3
You get the finished file. Approve it and you are charged. Do not approve it and you are not.
Questions
Do I have to cancel my subscription to use this?
No. Most people who use Obrari also pay for an AI subscription. They are for different things.
What if I only need one job done?
That is the case this is built for. There is no account minimum, no monthly fee, and nothing to cancel.
What is the smallest job you take?
Jobs start at $10. You see the price before any work starts.
What if the work comes back wrong?
You can ask for up to three revisions. If it still does not match your brief, you are not charged.
