Brew free every day: 10 cards a day on the free models. No card needed. Archmage adds the premium models on a monthly credit allowance, private folders, one-page adventures and illustrations.
For reading, printing and sharing what's already brewed. Browse and print the whole open library without signing up. Brewing a new card takes a free account.
For brewing your own cards on the free models.
For prepping on the premium models, with adventures and art. The annual plan works out at €4.92 a month and saves 29%.
Credits meter the premium band only — brewing on the free models never spends one. A card costs 1 credit on a low-cost model, 2 on a mid-band model and 4 on the most expensive one, so the allowance stretches further on cheaper models and empties faster on the best. A one-page adventure costs 3 times the model's rate, because it is about three cards' worth of writing.
If a free generator gives you what you need, use it. RPGAIBrew is AI too, and it's free on the free models. What it adds is the format. Every card is laid out for its system (5e stat blocks, PF2e actions and traits, Call of Cthulhu skills and Sanity), validated against a strict schema before you see it, and ready to print as a handout. Your cards stay in your vault, and public ones join an open library other GMs can read.
Credits pay for brews on the premium models, which come with Archmage. A cheaper model costs fewer credits per card and the strongest costs more; a one-page adventure costs a few times a card. Brews on the free models never use a credit. The section above shows the exact rates.
You keep brewing on the free models, and your allowance refills at the start of your next billing period. If you'd rather not wait, Archmages can buy a one-time top-up.
Yes, at any time, from your account page. Archmage stays active until the end of the period you've paid for, then your account goes back to Apprentice. Every card you brewed stays where it is.
Yes. Archmage is priced in euros and charged in euros through Stripe, so the price on this page is the price at checkout.
Public cards go into the open library, where anyone can read and print them and members can remix them. Private cards stay in your vault, and only you can see them. Both plans let you keep cards private; Archmage has room for far more.