As AI Platforms Move Away From Unlimited, Sogni AI Launches a $20 Fair-Use Unlimited Plan on Community GPUs
[PRESS RELEASE – Singapore, Singapore, July 14th, 2026]
New plans cover image, video, music, language models and agent workflows while allocating 51% of net subscription revenue to participating GPU operators.
Sogni AI today announced Sogni Unlimited, a fair-use subscription providing credit-free generation across the open-source and open-weight image, video, music and language models hosted on its creative AI platform. The plan costs $20 per month or $199 per year and runs on the Sogni Supernet, a decentralized network of independently operated GPUs. It is available today on the web and in Sogni’s Mac, iOS and Android applications.
The launch comes one year after the Supernet’s public mainnet debut. The network has powered more than 158 million creations since its 2024 testnet launch, with rendering performed by participating operators on consumer-grade GPUs.
Several centralized AI platforms have reduced, capped or discontinued unlimited-generation offerings since late 2024. Sogni designed its network around a different cost structure: participating GPU operators accrue 51% of net subscription revenue — calculated after payment fees, taxes and refunds — in proportion to the rendering work they complete each month. Compute expense therefore scales with subscription revenue rather than with a fixed cloud bill, and the revenue share is intended to attract additional operators as demand grows.
“Unlimited creative AI has been difficult to sustain because generation costs rise directly with usage,” said Mauvis Ledford, CEO and co-founder of Sogni AI. “Sogni was designed the other way around: independent operators provide the infrastructure and are paid the majority of net subscription revenue for the work completed on the network. Fair-use unlimited is not a promotion — it is what this architecture was built to do.”
Sogni Unlimited covers more than 100 open-source and open-weight models hosted on the network, including Krea 2 Turbo, Z-Image Turbo, Chroma, Qwen Image Edit 2511, LTX-2.3 video, WAN 2.2 animation and ACE-Step 1.5 music generation, together with LLM chat, the Sogni Creative Agent, and SDK and API access across all Sogni applications. Newly released open-weight models are added as they become available on the network. Subscriptions are paid by card, and no wallet or crypto knowledge is required.
“Open models are improving quickly and run well on consumer hardware,” said Mark Ledford, CTO and co-founder of Sogni AI. “The network is built to bring them to creators quickly after release and to pay operators a fixed share of the revenue for that work.”
Covered renders spend no credits. Fair-use scheduling may queue exceptionally heavy sustained workloads during periods of peak demand, under published per-tier concurrency rules: up to four concurrent image jobs and one video job on Unlimited, and up to 16 image jobs and four video jobs on Unlimited Pro ($50 per month or $498 per year), which also carries larger queues and higher priority. Three frontier partner models with per-render licensing costs — GPT Image 2, Seedance 2.0 and HappyHorse 1.1 — remain pay-as-you-go, with a 5% discount for Unlimited subscribers and 10% for Unlimited Pro.
Eligible new subscribers receive a three-day trial at https://www.sogni.ai/unlimited. Subscription benefits apply across Sogni applications and through the Sogni SDK and API. App Store and Google Play pricing may differ from web pricing due to platform fees.
About Sogni AI
Sogni AI is a Singapore-based creative AI platform and decentralized inference network founded by former CoinMarketCap executives. Its applications provide image, video, music and language workflows through community-operated GPU infrastructure. More information is available at https://www.sogni.ai/ and https://docs.sogni.ai/.
Media contact: Mauvis Ledford, CEO, Sogni AI — press@sogni.ai
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