They already pay for Higgsfield, Runway, HeyGen and ElevenLabs β and they know how to drive them. Watch the work happen on their screen, in their account. Pay $0.005 a second, only while they're in the room.
no subscriptions on your card Β· pay only for seconds used
Every AI tool wants a monthly plan. You want one asset.
And the subscription is the cheap part β the week you'd spend learning to prompt it isn't.
Rent the seat and the operator. Cancel nothing, because you subscribed to nothing.
"A teaser in Higgsfield", "UGC ads in HeyGen", "A voiceover in ElevenLabs". Name the output, not the process.
Someone who already pays for that tool joins your room and shares the screen it's running on.
You see the prompts, the renders and the rejects. Redirect mid-generation instead of after delivery.
You own the output. They close the tab. You never saw a checkout page.
The chef's view of a live room: Higgsfield, HeyGen and ElevenLabs running in their operators' own accounts. People come and go as the work moves, and the meter runs only while each one is actually in the room.
Launch brief β SaaS landing page
Goal: live on a real domain by the end of this room. Budget: ~$15 of room time. Say it in voice if anything is unclear.
Total Cost
$11.22
π Per Participant:
Sophie Laurent
Marcus Chen
Aisha Bello
Tomas Novak
leftElena Rossi
leftslow push-in on a laptop, dashboard glowing, 35mm, warm grade
I shipped my SaaS in a weekend.
The launch assets took longer than the code β
until I stopped buying subscriptions.
Operators earn $0.003/second the moment they join, on top of the subscriptions they already pay for. You pay $0.005/second per operator, and only for time actually used.
Most AI plans bill monthly whether you open them or not. A room bills by the second, and only while someone is in it.
= $0.30/minute = $18/hour
Anyone can list a tool on a profile. Here you watch the render happen in their account.
Kill a bad take before it finishes. "Slower push-in." "Warmer grade." No revision rounds.
The subscription is the cheap part. What you're renting is someone who already knows the prompts.
Every operator lists the tools they pay for. You pick the output; they bring the seat.
Product teasers, launch films and b-roll, generated live.
A 15-second product teaser for your launch
Talking-head ad variants without hiring a creator or a studio.
Three UGC ad variants with different hooks
Hero shots, OG cards and brand marks that don't look generated.
Hero image plus a full set of OG cards
Voiceover, dubbing and original tracks, cleared for commercial use.
Voiceover and a music bed for your demo video
Watch an agent build it, with someone steering who knows how.
Ship a working landing page, deployed
Lead lists, enrichment and outbound flows, built while you watch.
An enriched lead list wired into an outbound sequence
Anywhere else, tool access is a line on a profile. Here it's on screen.
Everything generated in your room is yours. Files hand over before the session closes.
Operators declare a commercially-licensed tier for every tool they list, so the work is safe to ship.
Full HD recording of the screen, prompts and all. Keep it as proof of work or as a prompt library.
Talk to them as the generation runs. Kill bad takes early instead of paying for revision rounds.
Not the right operator? End the session with one click. You pay only for the seconds used.
Bring three operators on different tools into one room. Keep whichever output wins.
Tools, ownership and how the money works
Open a room, name the output, and watch it get made in their account. No plan, no seat, no annual commitment.
their subscriptions Β· your brief Β· $0.005 a second