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What do you actually get if you upgrade to AI Accelerator+?
What do you actually get if you upgrade to AI Accelerator+? Some of you have never heard of AI Accelerator+. Others have, but the part that trips you up is the actual difference between this free group and the paid one. Either way, this post will give you clarity. ───The Free Group─── This free group is a bundle of quick resources pulled from my YouTube videos, plus a massive open community that anyone can join. We’re 19,000+ strong in here. It’s a great place to get your bearings and see what’s possible. But because it’s open to everyone, it can get noisy and overwhelming. There’s no clear path through it. You can get help from other members, but I rarely answer questions in here myself. AI Accelerator+ Is The Opposite AI Accelerator+ is a smaller room of people who are seriously committed to building with AI, automating their work, and either landing paid opportunities or making their own business leaner. Me and my team are in there every single day. Not a moderator. Not a chatbot. Me and the engineers I actually pay to build this stuff. And right now, it’s tiny on purpose. We’re in the founders stage. That means two things: 1. The price is the lowest it will ever be. 2. You get a level of access you literally cannot get once this room fills up. When you’re one of 30 people instead of one of 19,000, I actually see your questions. ─── Here’s What You Get Inside ─── 1. Two live calls every week. 2. One technical office-hours session with my CTO Keshav, where you bring whatever you’re stuck on and we build and solve it live. 3. One general Q&A with me, where you get direct access to ask me anything — strategy, tools, your specific situation. 4. Full training on the stuff that actually matters right now.** 5. Building agentic workflows. 6. Vibe-coding real apps. 7. Using Claude Code, Codex, and the tools serious builders are using today. 8. And we update it constantly. The way you build today has already moved on from where it was six months ago, and the training moves with it.
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Monthly Competition Series! Win Access to our Paid Program
Hey everyone! I'm thrilled to announce something that's going to take our community to the next level - Monthly Competitions starting this month! Here's what's up for grabs for our top performers each month: 🏆 Priority Work Opportunities - Our top contributors will be much more likely to receive work directly from our team. When projects come up, we'll be reaching out to you first! 🎁 FREE Lifetime Access to our paid community "Agents to Scale" - No more subscription fees, you're in for life! How to Win: - Share valuable insights and knowledge - Help other members with their questions - Post your wins and case studies - Engage consistently and spread positive energy - Contribute content that moves our community forward As you can see in the picture attached, at the end of the month the #1 Rank will be the winner and in the future will provide rewards for #2 and #3 as well! (if you have suggestions for what #2 or #3 should receive then suggest it down below) We believe in rewarding the people who make this community amazing. You're not just building your own success - you're helping everyone else level up too. The competition starts NOW, so let's see who's ready to step up and lead the way! 💪 Keep sharing, keep building, keep growing. Our community gets stronger because of each and every one of you. Let's make this month legendary! 🔥 Drop a 🚀 if you're ready to compete! Cheers guys, Nick
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OpenAI just cut its flagship price 20% — the AI price war is officially all-out
Third lab in a week to slash prices. Read what's happening 👇 The news: OpenAI dropped GPT-5.6 Sol pricing by 20%+ for the next 3 months. → Input: $5 → $4 per million tokens → Output: $30 → $20 per million tokens → Also 20% off Codex + ChatGPT Work credits → NOT for Pro, Plus, or Business subs The kill shot: after this cut, GPT-5.6 Sol costs ~40% of Claude Fable 5's price. OpenAI is directly undercutting Anthropic's flagship. My take: Look at the last 10 days. Claude doubled Cowork limits. OpenAI gamified resets. Google halved Flash pricing. Now OpenAI slashes its flagship. This isn't a coincidence — it's a full-on price war, and it's hitting the premium tier now, not just the cheap models. Two things worth catching: One — the discount is on API and credits, NOT subscriptions. That's deliberate. OpenAI is protecting consumer revenue (Plus/Pro) while using cuts to keep high-volume builders from testing other stacks. They're defending the exact people most likely to leave. Two — the cut is heaviest on output tokens ($30→$20). That's where real products rack up the bill — coding agents, support bots, agentic tools. This makes shipping token-heavy features meaningfully cheaper for 3 months. For builders and operators: You are the prize everyone's fighting over. This is the cheapest window in AI history to run serious workloads. Use it — but don't rebuild your whole stack around a 3-month promo. When it expires, prices climb back. The move: run your evals now, know your real cost-per-task on each model, and stay model-agnostic so you can ride whoever's cheapest at any moment. The labs are competing to give you leverage. Take it. Who's cheapest for YOUR workload right now — and have you actually done the math, or just guessing? 👇
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🚀 New Video: Automate Your Business With Claude (Full Course, Free)
The whole thing, start to finish — how to look at any part of your business and know exactly how to hand it off to AI. No code; if you can write an email you can do every step. It's built on the same templates I've used to automate real systems inside 60+ businesses, and it comes down to one line: the better you set Claude up, the less it needs you. - Ch 1 — the principles nobody covers. Why AI with no context hands you the average (the forgettable fish), the gather → act → verify loop that's also your debug checklist, why you rate the steps not the task, and the habit that saves you: it's confidently wrong, so you stay in the loop. Plus systems + leverage, and the rule that sounds backwards — make it work by hand first. - Ch 2 — we build it. My exact setup: the 5 levels of the Claude app → Cowork with role/tools/triggers → the full business folder in Claude Code (CLAUDE.md, skills, subagents, MCP, plan mode, schedules) → and the advanced version where Claude manages other AI workers and ships a real product ($80 in tokens vs a $6,600/yr tool). - Ch 3 — I open the books. My own content machine running live, then a real client install: a tax firm that went from seniors spending half their week on repetitive work to 18%, leads answered in under a minute instead of two days, and ~$210k of new advisory revenue — same six people, nobody replaced. My take: the tool is the same $20 for everyone, so the edge was never the tool — it's your taste, judgment, and context. Everything drafts, a human approves. Pick one workflow, get it working three times, then expand. 📎 Full course companion PDF pinned below — every principle, the whole build, and the checklists in one place. The folder, brief, templates and skills are all free inside The AI Accelerator (20k+ members). 👉 Which one workflow are you automating first? Drop it below. [Watch the video here ▶️]
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