MANA AI

MANA AI is a chat tool. MANA AI gives one shared credit balance for text, image and video models such as Claude 3.5 Sonnet, FLUX Pro and Kling. Gemini routes plain-English requests to the right engine. No subscription, credits never expire, 6,000 free credits on signup.

MANA AI is a pay-as-you-go hub that puts several leading AI models behind one account and one shared balance. Instead of subscribing separately to a chat assistant, an image generator and a video tool, users buy credits called MANA and spend them on whichever engine suits the job. The lineup named on the homepage includes Claude 3.5 Sonnet, GPT-4o, Gemini 2.5 Flash, Llama 3.3, FLUX Pro 1.1 and Schnell, Real-ESRGAN and Clarity upscalers, IC-Light V2 with ControlNet, GPT Image Edit and Kling v3 Standard for video, with newer additions such as GPT-6 Astra and Google Nano Banana Pro flagged as new. The workflow is built around plain-language requests. A user describes what they want, Gemini 2.5 Flash interprets the intent, adds detail to the prompt and picks a suitable engine, and the chosen model then runs the task and streams the result back. This removes most of the prompt engineering and model-selection work that comes with using each provider directly, which suits people who want results without learning the quirks of every system. Pricing is credit based rather than subscription based. Every signup receives 6,000 free MANA without a credit card, and further credit comes in three top-up packs: $5 for 30,000 MANA, $15 for 100,000 and $40 for 350,000, with bonus credit on the larger packs. The site states that credits never expire and gives rough equivalents per pack, such as a number of chats, FLUX Pro images, upscales or Kling video clips. Video is clearly the most expensive output, with the smallest pack covering only about two clips. MANA AI fits occasional and mixed-workload users best: freelancers, designers, small studios and hobbyists who touch text, image and video generation irregularly and do not want several recurring bills. Heavy users of a single model may find a dedicated subscription or direct API access more economical, and those who want fine control over exactly which model handles each request should check how much the automatic routing allows.