When you went from the free tier to paying on an AI tool, what was the exact thing that made you do
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I pay about $54 a month across ChatGPT, Claude and some API credits, and I genuinely can't reconstruct why I started paying for any of them. I think one was during an exam period and one was because I hit a limit in the middle of something. That's the level of detail I've got. As a student that's r…
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- 2026-09-02 10:13 · r/ChatGPTPro
When you went from the free tier to paying on an AI tool, what was the exact thing that made you do
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