AskAnyModel does one job well: it sends a single prompt to several AI models and shows the replies side by side. That is a different product from ChatGPT Plus, which is one assistant with extra features. Know which of the two you use before you switch.
Who should switch
Switch if you compare answers from several models, or if you use ChatGPT mainly for writing, research and prompt testing, not for daily premium work. AskAnyModel shows response times and token counts for each reply, which helps when you are choosing a model. The AskAnyModel AI Pro plan is the lifetime option on GrabLTD, and more AI tools are in the AI section.
Stay on ChatGPT Plus if you depend on features the deal page does not mention: file uploads, memory, voice mode, custom GPTs or a phone app. The page lists none of them. Stay also if you use premium models every day, because the plan includes 500 premium credits a month.
What it costs over three years
ChatGPT Plus is about $20 a month. These are list prices for October 2026, so check the current price before you compare. Three years cost about $720.
The AskAnyModel AI Pro lifetime plan is $39.99 once, according to the GrabLTD deal page. It pays for itself in about two months. Over three years it saves about $680, and in the first year about $200.
That comparison is not like for like. Plus gives far more premium use than 500 credits a month. The saving holds only if your premium use fits inside the credit pool.
What you give up
AskAnyModel gives you 30 standard models with unlimited use, including DeepSeek and Llama. The premium group includes GPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok, and draws from the 500 monthly credits. The plan also includes one Pro Gemini model with Google Search grounding, limited to 300 chats a week.
The page lists streaming responses, switching models mid-chat without losing context, and image generation that does not use premium credits. The license is for one person. Sharing and resale are not allowed.
Before you switch, count your premium prompts. The page does not say how many credits one premium prompt uses, and a daily heavy user could run out of the monthly pool before the month ends. If you mostly send a few prompts a day and want to check answers across providers, the credit limit is rarely the constraint.

