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Midjourney's four plans run from $10 to $120/month - but the confusing part is you're buying GPU compute time, not images. Here's what each plan actually gets you in 2026.

OpenAI Codex pricing runs from $0 to $200+/month. Here's every plan, the April 2026 credit system, and what a real developer month actually costs.

Pika AI starts at $0 but the credit math is tricky. Here's every plan, every per-video cost, and the gotchas before you subscribe.

Runway AI plans run $12-$76/user/month (annual). Standard buys 25 seconds of Gen-4.5/month, Max buys 380 seconds. Full breakdown and verdict inside.

Together AI pricing in 2026: serverless tokens, GPU-hours, cluster rates, and fine-tuning, with worked examples and a Fireworks/Groq/Replicate comparison.

xAI runs two separate pricing tracks: a flat-rate consumer subscription and a per-token API that bills separately for tools, storage, and voice. Here's what you actually pay.

We tested Claude Code across every surface and plan. Here's what the $17/mo Pro plan actually delivers, when the $100/mo Max plan makes sense, and our honest take on the rate limits.

Discord has three tiers: a surprisingly capable free plan, a $2.99/month Nitro Basic for emoji lovers, and a $9.99/month Nitro for streamers and community builders. Here's what each one actually includes - and who should bother upgrading.

How to install, configure, and actually use OpenAI Codex in VS Code - covering the extension, CLI, cloud delegation, and where it genuinely beats GitHub Copilot.