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The Four Plans

AIde has four plans. Two things change as you move up: how much DeltaMath you can run per week, and which AI models you get in AIde Chat.
Plus vs Plus with AI: the DeltaMath side is nearly identical. The difference is AIde Chat. Standard Plus runs the same starter models as Free. Plus with AI unlocks the larger model lineup and a much bigger message allowance.

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How the Limits Work

Every plan counts two things at once: individual problems and sub-assignments. You stop when you hit either one, whichever comes first. On Free, that means 1 sub-assignment containing 10 problems leaves you at your problem cap even though you have a sub-assignment left. The two counters run independently and neither one refills the other.
What’s a sub-assignment? See Key Concepts for the hierarchy of assignments, sub-assignments, and problems.

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Free

Free gets you 10 problems or 2 sub-assignments a week, nearly every DeltaMath problem type, standard processing, and full access to AIde Chat on the starter models with a small monthly allowance. It’s enough to get a feel for how AIde handles your actual coursework. It is not enough to carry a full semester of math, and it isn’t meant to be, money doesn’t grow on trees after all.

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Plus

Plus is the DeltaMath plan. 150 problems or 50 sub-assignments a week, which covers most students taking one math class, plus:
  • Single Assignment Mode for precise control over what runs
  • Priority processing so your jobs go ahead of the free queue
  • Per-problem thinking steps, so you can pull up the full worked solution for anything AIde completed and see how it got there
  • Limited access to the Speed Regulator
  • 24/7 priority support
AIde Chat on standard Plus runs the same starter models and allowance as Free. If chat is what you’re after, you want Plus with AI.

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Plus with AI

Everything in Plus, with higher DeltaMath limits (250 problems, 75 sub-assignments) and the actual reason to pick it: AIde Chat opens up. You get the expanded model lineup, mid-range models from OpenAI, larger open-source models from across the field, and current Gemini and Grok tiers, along with a substantially larger message allowance. Web access and unlimited image uploads are included on every plan, but this is the tier where the models behind them get genuinely great.
Want the exact list? Sign in at aide.gg and open AIde Chat. The model picker in the message box shows every model available on your plan and tells you what plan each model requires. We keep it there instead of here because the lineup changes faster than a docs page can.

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Pro

Pro is for volume and for the best models available.
  • 500 problems or 150 sub-assignments per week
  • The full model lineup in AIde Chat, including Claude, frontier GPT and Gemini models, and top models from every serious lab
  • The largest message allowance
  • Large-scale assignment processing and higher DeltaMath rate limits
  • Parallel Completion Regulator
  • Full Speed Regulator access
If you’re running multiple math classes (or just have a teacher who loves busy work), or you want AIde Chat to be your main AI tool and not just a homework helper, Pro is the tier that does it.

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Controls

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Single Assignment Mode

By default, pasting a URL sends AIde at the whole parent assignment. Single Assignment Mode narrows it to exactly the sub-assignment you pasted and stops there, even if the parent contains more. Useful when you want to hand off one topic and do the rest yourself, and it keeps the untouched sub-assignments off your weekly count.
Single Assignment Mode is a paid feature for now. We plan to bring it to Free eventually.

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Speed Regulator

The Speed Regulator controls how fast AIde works through an assignment. Left alone, AIde completes problems as quickly as it can, which is efficient but looks nothing like a person doing homework. The regulator lets you slow it to a pace you choose.
DeltaMath records your time per problem, and teachers can see it. Default speed finishes work faster than any human plausibly could. Our servers do not know what a nervous pause is, have never once reread the question, and will happily post 40 correct answers in the time it takes you to find 1. The regulator exists so pacing is your decision rather than a side effect of how fast we happen to be.
Plus and Plus with AI get limited and extended access respectively. Pro gets the full range. Check the dashboard settings when you add a DeltaMath job for more details. For the fuller picture of what a teacher can see and what these controls do and don’t do for you, read Risks.

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Parallel Completion Regulator

Pro only. Controls how many sub-assignments AIde works on simultaneously. Turn it up to clear a backlog fast, turn it down to spread the work out. It pairs with the Speed Regulator: one governs pace within an assignment, the other governs how many assignments move at once.

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AI Chat and Models

AIde Chat is included on every plan. What changes is which models you can reach and how much you can use them.
  • Free and Plus run the starter models with a small monthly allowance. These are genuinely capable models, and they’re free, but they’re the small and fast tier.
  • Plus with AI unlocks the expanded lineup and a much larger allowance.
  • Pro unlocks everything, including Claude and the frontier models from every major lab, with the largest allowance.
We don’t publish exact message counts because the number depends on which model you pick. A frontier model burns through an allowance far faster than a small one. In practice, the ceiling is high enough that normal use doesn’t hit it.

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Picking a Plan

Free if you want to see whether AIde handles your specific coursework before paying for anything. Plus if DeltaMath is the whole reason you’re here and you don’t need a serious chatbot. Plus with AI if you want both, it’s the one most people should look at first. Pro if you’re carrying multiple math classes, need the headroom for heavy weeks, or want the best available models as your everyday AI.