Credits and partnership
Start chatting free with a daily allowance. For creators publishing in Derja and startups building products, this page is where you can request additional project credits.
Who this is for
Both make the same thing happen: Derja in public, from a model, in front of people who will say when it is wrong. That is worth more to us than the credit costs.
Dubbing, subtitling, narration, podcasts, anything that puts spoken or written Derja in front of an audience. Volume matters more than follower count here: a small channel producing an hour a week is a better fit than a large one producing nothing.
A product with the API inside it. Support in Derja, voice notes turned into text, an app that speaks. It does not have to be launched, but it should be further along than an idea.
How this works
Credit is granted case by case, against what you say you need. Asking for a number and explaining it is more likely to work than asking for as much as possible.
This form files one application and nothing else. It does not score you, rank you or put you in a line, and it cannot grant anything on its own. Every grant is somebody's decision, written into the ledger by hand.
Hours of audio a month, characters of speech, messages a day. A rough figure you are unsure of is far more useful than none, because it is what tells us whether the answer is a grant or a conversation about volume.
Including the ones that are no, and including the ones where the honest answer is that the models are not good enough for what you want yet.
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Only what someone would actually read before answering. There is no scoring, no attachment to upload and nothing else to fill in later.
Straight answers
No. Start with free daily chat usage, without an application. API calls and creative tools use paid usage. Start chatting and apply here if your project needs additional support.
There is no set amount and no published ceiling. It depends on what you are building and what it would actually consume, which is why the form asks for a volume.
There is no queue to quote a date against, so we are not going to invent one. Every application gets an answer.
No. It should be further along than an idea, and you should be able to say what it does and roughly what it would use.
Usually one of three things: credit, early access to a model before it is public, or us fixing something for your use case first. Say which one you are after in the last box.
Yes. Sending the form again replaces what you sent rather than filing a second application, and you can withdraw it entirely. Both are on this page once you have applied.
Different conversation, and a different page: enterprise covers capacity, terms and invoicing.