About InviteChain

What we do

New AI coding tools launch behind invite codes and waitlists, change their free tier every few months, and bury the real limits in a pricing page. InviteChain keeps one page per tool answering “what do I get, and what does it take to get in”, and lets people pass on the invites they will not use.

• Per tool: free tier, whether a credit card is required, student and open-source offers, starting price and current access status.
• A community invite pool — people share spare codes, and whoever claims one reports back whether it worked.
• Real numbers: codes available, how fast they get claimed and how often they activate, straight from our own records.
• Setup guides, hands-on reviews, comparisons and alternatives.

Where the information comes from

• We sign up for the tools ourselves and re-check the facts on a schedule. Every page shows the date it was last verified.
• Reviews are open only to people who activated a code for that tool here. Anything containing a link or contact detail is checked by a human first.
• Statistics are computed live and never massaged. When the sample is too small we say “not enough data” instead of printing a flattering number.
• Unverified is not the same as no: a fact we have not checked stays blank rather than becoming a guess.

House rules

• Invite codes are shared for free. Selling them is not allowed.
• Report back after you claim one, so the next person knows whether it works.
• Accounts posting ads, scams or other people’s private data are restricted.

How this site makes money

Display advertising, and referral programs run by some of the tools we list. Referral links are labelled as such. Neither affects how we record a tool’s limits, pricing or status.

Get in touch

Corrections, tools you want listed and partnership questions go through thecontact page.