> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://thecontentforge.gitbook.io/thecontentforge-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://thecontentforge.gitbook.io/thecontentforge-docs/students/plans-and-credits.md). # Plans & Credits The student plans give you AI-generated content built for how students actually show up online - your personal brand, internships, clubs, side hustles, athletics, and podcasts. Every plan works the same way: you spend **credits** to generate content, and your credits refresh each month. This page covers the tiers, the credit model, and exactly what each generation costs. > **Beta note:** The student product is in invite-only beta. The prices, credit amounts, and seat counts below are the **planned beta values** and may change before general release. ### Plans Every plan includes the same student generation tools. Tiers differ in how many credits you get each month and how many people share the workspace. | Plan | Price | Monthly credits | Seats | Best for | | ---------------- | -----: | --------------: | ----: | ------------------------------------------------------ | | **Student Free** | $0/mo | 10 | 1 | Trying it out | | **Student Plus** | $9/mo | 50 | 1 | Most students - the popular choice | | **Student Pro** | $19/mo | 150 | 1 | Heavy creators posting daily | | **Student Club** | $49/mo | 300 (shared) | 3–10 | Clubs, Greek life, and small teams on one shared brand | All student plans are billed monthly. ### How credits work Usage is measured in **credits**, not "generations". Different kinds of content cost different amounts, so a quick single caption is cheap and a full multi-week campaign costs more. You always see the credit cost before you generate, and your balance is shown in your workspace. * **Credits reset every month.** Your allowance refills at the start of each billing month. Unused credits do not roll over. * **Student Club credits are shared.** The 300 monthly credits belong to the whole team, so every seat draws from the same pool. This keeps everyone working on one shared brand without juggling separate balances. ### What each generation costs Here is the full cost table. Costs are grouped by size, from a single post up to a complete launch kit. | Credits | What it produces | | ------: | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **1** | A single post, caption, or set of hook ideas - plus LinkedIn posts, bio rewrites, and networking DMs | | **2** | Small packs - event promo, video caption packs, and recruitment packs | | **3** | A 7-day content plan or a project/event recap pack | | **8** | A 30-day content plan or a full campaign builder | | **10** | A complete kit - brand launch, event campaign, or NIL positioning | As a rule of thumb: quick one-off posts cost **1**, small multi-piece packs cost **2–3**, month-long plans cost **8**, and everything-you-need launch kits cost **10**. For the full list of what each mode makes in each vertical, see [Verticals & Generation Types](/thecontentforge-docs/students/verticals.md). ### What's included Every student plan gives you: * Prompt-based content generation across all six student verticals * Ready-made content templates for creators, careers, clubs, entrepreneurs, athletes, and podcasts * Lightweight brand voice so your content sounds like you * 7-day and 30-day content plans, plus calendar basics * Project and profile storage to keep your work in one place * Student video preset packs inside Video Forge (for clips, repurposing, and episode promos) ### What's not included The student workspace is focused on creating content, so the heavier professional and crypto tools are intentionally left out. Student plans **do not** include: * Competitor analysis and competitor monitoring * Wallet, token, DeFi, or execution intelligence, and Web3 dashboards * Algorithm Watch, Patterns, and Experiments * Active listening and heavy analytics * Advanced approval workflows * Unlimited video processing * Enterprise support ### Built-in guardrails Every student output runs through a safety check before you see it. Risky content is softened, removed, or blocked before it ships, and you always see a clear notice about what changed. Content that could threaten an athlete's eligibility is never shipped, generated imagery stays free of real school logos and uniforms, and any sponsored or NIL post is generated with a built-in FTC disclosure. This is a safety backstop, not certification. You are always responsible for following your school's NIL policy and code of conduct, disclosing paid partnerships, and reviewing every AI draft before you post it. Student and NIL terms are still being finalised - see the [Terms of Service](/thecontentforge-docs/legal/terms-of-service.md) for the current version. ### Getting access The student product is invite-only during beta - there is no open self-serve signup yet. * **Join the waitlist** at `/students`. You'll confirm that you're 18 or older and a current student. * **Activate your code** at `/students/get-started`. On the Free tier you sign up inline (name, email, password, workspace name, and the age and terms checkboxes). Paid tiers send you to secure checkout. If your code is invalid, expired, or already used up - or your email is already registered - you'll see a friendly message explaining what to do next. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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