Easy Peasy AI describes one workspace for an AI agent, image and video generation, voice and audio tools, and hundreds of focused tools. The homepage says one subscription unlocks the entire studio, from templates and Marky Agent to images, video, and speech. On the yearly pricing view, Free is $0 and the paid cards are Starter, Unlimited 50, and Unlimited.
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Easy Peasy AI fits an account that mixes writing, pictures, video, and audio. Marky is the agent lane for a site, web research, files, or slides. Images run from photoreal to anime across 40+ models, video names Seedance and Veo, and speech is listed in 30+ languages. The yearly cards are the slow part. Free is $0 with 1,000 words, 1 image credit, and public images. Starter is $8 per month billed yearly, Unlimited 50 is $12 per month billed yearly, and Unlimited is $16.5 per month billed yearly. Word lines split Opus from Sonnet, GPT-5, and Gemini Pro. A footnote names a different set of models with unlimited usage, so Unlimited on the card is not a promise that every model is uncapped.
The homepage opens on images, videos, websites, slide decks, voices, research, notes, music, blog posts, apps, workflows, and AI agents. Images are photoreal to anime, 40+ models, up to 4K. Video names Seedance 2.0 and Veo. Talking avatars turn a photo into a speaking presenter with lip-sync. The agent line is quoted whole: Ask Marky to build a website, research the web, analyze files or create slides — and watch it happen. Marky chats with top models and does the work. Video Agent takes one sentence and returns a finished video. Custom agents are chatbots trained on your own data. Audio lists text to speech in 30+ languages, a voice changer, transcription, dubbing in 30+ languages, and sound effects. The docs compress the studio: One workspace for an AI agent, image and video generation, voice and audio tools, and hundreds of focused tools.
Official documentationFree lists 1,000 words, 1 image credit, public images, and no card. Starter includes 25,000 Opus or 50,000 Sonnet, GPT-5, Gemini Pro words, 200 image or video credits, and 3 brand voices. Unlimited 50 and Unlimited both say Unlimited Standard model, then still cap Opus and the Sonnet, GPT-5, and Gemini Pro line. A footnote is a separate statement: The models Claude 3 Haiku, GPT-4o mini, GPT-3.5, Llama 3 70B, and Mixtral 8x7b offer unlimited usage. It also says GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Google Gemini provide twice as many words as GPT-4, Claude 3 Opus, and Mixtral Large. The footnote does not name GPT-5. The plan lines do.
Official documentationThe image page names remove background, replace background, headshots, upscale, character reference, style transfer, sketch to image, a Ghibli-style transform, animate, colorize, and training a model. It says every top image model sits on one subscription and names GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro, Seedream, FLUX, and Ideogram. 40+ image models, 4K, 1 credit and up, commercial use, and 250+ styles. A free-use answer says the Free plan includes 8 image generations per month at no cost — no credit card required. Higher resolutions may cost additional credits. That sentence is not the pricing card's 1 image credit. The homepage also labels an upscaler as free 4K upscales.
Official documentationThe homepage says your prompts, files and creations are never used to train AI models, and that you own what you make. Commercial rights are narrower: Full commercial rights to every asset, on every paid plan. The Free card, where generated images are public, does not repeat that sentence. A trust strip reads SOC 2 Certified ISO 27001 Certified HIPAA Compliant GDPR Compliant. The docs index has a heading for HIPAA and the BAA. The public docs. You can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time, and you cancel in account settings. Cards run through Stripe. PayPal is by contacting them. It says a 40% discount if you choose the annual plan, while the yearly -50%.
Official documentationA suggested writing pass starts from a content template, then checks which model family the words hit. On Starter the shown split is 25,000 Opus words or 50,000 Sonnet, GPT-5, and Gemini Pro words. Starter includes 3 brand voices. This is a suggested way to spend the word line, not a draft this profile generated. If the model sits in the unlimited-usage footnote, the card's Opus number is the wrong ceiling.
A suggested image pass treats the Free card's 1 image credit and the image page's 8 generations a month as two published counters. Expect a public image on the Free plan. Higher resolutions may cost additional credits, so a suggested stop is the included size before 4K. Commercial use is shown on the image page. Paid-plan rights use the sentence about full commercial rights on every paid plan.
A suggested audio pass stays inside the card you are on. Free lists 1 audio transcription and 1,000 text-to-speech characters. Starter lists 20 transcriptions and 25,000 characters. Unlimited says Unlimited Transcription. Speech on the homepage is lifelike voices in 30+ languages, and dubbing is listed at 30+ languages too. Pricing cards say 35+ languages from Starter up. The homepage also says 100+ languages supported.
The Free plan is $0 per month billed yearly, with no credit card required. Generated images on that card are public.
Open a template, Marky, the image generator, a video tool, or an audio tool. The homepage treats them as lanes in one studio.
Words are shown separately for Opus and for Sonnet, GPT-5, and Gemini Pro. Image and video use credits. Speech uses characters.
You can upgrade or downgrade at any time, and cancel in account settings. The money-back line says 30 days.
On the yearly view labeled Yearly billing -50%, each lead price is per month billed yearly. Free is $0 and also is $0 and $0. Starter is $8 and also is $192 and $96. Unlimited 50 is $12 and also is $288 and $144. Unlimited, marked most popular, is $16.5 and also is $384 and $198. API access and priority support are on Unlimited only.
A no-card look at templates, one image credit, and a short transcription.
$0.
Per month billed yearly.
A yearly card with 200 image or video credits and 3 brand voices.
$8.
Per month billed yearly.
Unlimited Standard-model words plus a still-capped premium word line.
$12.
Per month billed yearly.
The card that adds API access, unlimited transcription, and priority support.
$16.5.
Per month billed yearly.
The FAQ says there is a 40% discount if you choose the annual plan, which is not the same figure as the -50% toggle. A 30-day money-back line is shown above the cards. The image page's 8 free generations are not repeated on these cards.
You are drafting from saved highlights, not from a multi-model studio.
Glasp's public product stores cited passages and drafts on top of them. Easy Peasy AI's public product meters words, image credits, and audio inside Free through Unlimited.
The job is GTM workflows and seat-based chat, not this image and audio bundle.
Copy.ai's public split is Chat seats versus workflow credits. Easy Peasy AI's public split is word families plus image, video, and speech counters on one yearly bill. No Copy.ai seat price is repeated here.
You want ad and article tools rather than video, music, and transcription.
Copymatic's public plans center on autopilot projects and a Wordpress import. Easy Peasy AI's public studio adds image models, lip-sync video, and audio limits on the same account.
Yes. The yearly view shows Free at $0 per month billed yearly, with no credit card required. It includes 1,000 words, 1 image credit, 1 audio transcription, 1,000 text-to-speech characters, 1 bot, and 170+ templates. Generated images are public. The pricing meta also says to start a free trial, without a separate length.
SourceStarter is $8 per month billed yearly, Unlimited 50 is $12 per month billed yearly, and Unlimited is $16.5 per month billed yearly. Each a second pair of amounts that.
SourceNo. Unlimited and Unlimited 50 say Unlimited Standard model, then still includes Opus and Sonnet, GPT-5, and Gemini Pro word caps. A footnote gives unlimited usage to a different named set, and describes other families as providing twice as many words, not as uncapped.
SourceYou can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time, and cancel in account settings. You are billed at the start of the subscription, and the page says there are no hidden fees. A line above the plans says 100% no risk, 30-day money back guarantee.
SourceAPI access is shown on the Unlimited card, with enhanced audio transcription, access to the newest features, and priority support. The lower cards in the yearly view do not list it. The homepage also names MCP and API as a way to build on the product. Endpoints are not s.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Easy Peasy AI. No prompt, image, transcription, or checkout was started. Plan figures are the yearly view on the public pricing page. The 8-generation sentence is from the public image page. The trust-center labels are the homepage's own strip, not a certification check performed here. This description is based on Easy Peasy AI's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including All-In-One AI Platform | Easy-Peasy.AI, Pricing Plans | Easy-Peasy.AI, AI Image and Art Generator | Easy-Peasy.AI, Welcome to Easy-Peasy.AI Docs.
Opus, Sonnet, GPT-5, and Gemini Pro do not share one number on the yearly cards.