Easy-Peasy.AI
Easy-Peasy.AI is a Singapore-based all-in-one platform bundling text, image, video, voice, music and transcription tools with access to 40+ third-party models under a single subscription, plus custom agents, workflows and an MCP server.
What is Easy-Peasy.AI?
Easy-Peasy.AI is an all-in-one generative AI platform published by Easy-Peasy.AI Pte Ltd, a Singapore company registered under UEN 202330445W. Its proposition is aggregation rather than invention: a single subscription opens access to more than forty third-party models, among them Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Sora, Veo, Seedance, Kling, Flux, Seedream, ElevenLabs, Runway, Perplexity, DeepSeek, xAI, Qwen and MiniMax, alongside several dozen tools built on top of them. The stated pitch is that new models land days after release, with no extra accounts and no juggling of browser tabs.
The catalogue splits into five families. Agents centres on MARKy, a conversational agent that talks to every connected model and carries out tasks: building a website, researching the web, analysing uploaded files or assembling slide decks. Around it sit custom agents trained on your own data, AI Workflows that chain models into automated pipelines, a Brand Voice feature, and a library of 170 to 300+ writing templates depending on plan, including narrow and oddly specific ones such as a performance review generator, a business plan writer, a real estate listing generator, a clinical progress note generator and a sermon maker.
Images covers generation, a photo studio, professional headshots from selfies, interior redesign from a photograph, prompt-or-brush editing, a free 4K upscaler, plus logo and t-shirt design. Video spans a one-sentence Video Agent, text-to-video and image-to-video, lip-synced talking avatars, motion transfer and a timeline editor. Audio offers text-to-speech with 1,000+ voices in 30+ languages, voice cloning and conversion, music generation, sound effects, dubbing and transcription with speaker detection.
The fifth family is developer-facing: a documented REST API, plus an MCP server and a ChatGPT plugin that expose the same tools inside ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf and VS Code through OAuth, with no API key to handle. A WordPress plugin and a Zapier integration complete the picture.
The company was founded by Dmytro Olefyrenko and Marianna Olefyrenko, shipped its MVP in September 2022 and incorporated in August 2023. Its audience claims are large but inconsistent across pages, ranging from 100,000+ to 3.4 million users.
What it does
- Generate written content from 300+ one-click templates, from blog posts to product descriptions
- Create images from a prompt across 40+ models, from photoreal to anime, up to 4K
- Produce video from text or from a still image, with a generated soundtrack
- Turn any photo into a lip-synced talking presenter
- Transcribe audio and video with speaker detection, then summarise it
- Build custom AI agents trained on your own data and embed them on your website
- Chain several models into an automated workflow, or call the whole toolbox from ChatGPT or Claude through MCP
When to use Easy-Peasy.AI / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Easy-Peasy.AI is the right fit.
When to use Easy-Peasy.AI
- Marketing and content teams that would otherwise pay for four or five separate AI subscriptions
- Small businesses with no in-house creative team, a case the vendor addresses head-on in its B2B pitch
- Freelancers and solo founders who move between blog copy, visuals, voice-over and video in the same day
- Anyone who wants to compare Claude, GPT-5, Gemini, Veo, Sora and Flux without opening an account with each vendor
- Teams already working inside ChatGPT or Claude, since the MCP server brings the whole toolbox into the chat they already use
When not to use Easy-Peasy.AI
- High-volume producers focused on a single format: credits are shared across text, images, video and audio, and stop at 500 image or video credits even on the priciest plan
- Organisations that require their data to stay in the European Union, since customer content is hosted exclusively in United States facilities
- Anyone whose prompts must not leave the company: user inputs are forwarded to OpenAI, Anthropic and Stability AI
- Commercial users hoping to stay on the free plan, whose outputs are restricted to non-commercial use and whose generated images are public
- Buyers who need auditable security evidence, because the SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA badges are displayed but the Trust Center behind them shows nothing verifiable
How to use Easy-Peasy.AI
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Create a free account from the sign-up link; no credit card is requested
- Pick a lane from the homepage, whether images, video, talking avatars or the Marky agent, or open a specific tool page
- Describe what you want in plain language, since every generator works from a text prompt
- For writing tasks, choose a template instead and fill in its form fields
- Review the result, regenerate or refine it, then download the asset
- To build an agent, open the Agents section, train it on your own documents and save it
- Copy the Agent ID from the Embedding section to place the agent on your own site
- For WordPress, install the Easy-Peasy.AI plugin, activate it and paste the Agent ID into its settings
- To work from ChatGPT or Claude, add the connector and sign in through OAuth, with no API key to handle
- For direct API calls, generate a key in your account settings; API access requires the Unlimited plan
Pros & Cons
Pros
- One subscription replaces four or five separate tools for text, images, video, voice and transcription
- Access to competing frontier models without holding an account with each vendor
- Very low paid entry point, USD 8 per month on annual billing, for the functional surface offered
- Permanent free plan with no credit card, plus a 30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans
- Full commercial rights to outputs on paid plans, retained after the subscription ends
- Named subprocessor list published with each provider's country, and a DPA available on request, which is unusual transparency at this price
- The MCP server lets the whole toolbox be used from ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or VS Code without switching apps
Cons
- Quotas are tight against the breadth promised: 500 image or video credits and 75,000 text-to-speech characters even on the top plan
- Unlimited applies only to standard models, while premium models stay metered in words
- Headline prices are annual-billing rates and monthly billing costs roughly double, with the site's own structured data and affiliate page disagreeing on the figures
- SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA badges appear on every page, but the Trust Center meant to support them renders nothing verifiable
- Prompts and files are forwarded to third-party AI providers whose retention the vendor states it cannot guarantee
- Customer content is hosted in the United States only, with no regional option, and no retention period is published anywhere
- No mobile app and no browser extension, and the terms disclaim any guarantee of availability or of data preservation
Pricing & Plans
A permanent free plan is available and requires no credit card. The cheapest paid plan, Starter, is advertised at USD 8 per month billed annually, which amounts to USD 96 per year. On monthly billing the entry point is materially higher: the site's own structured data lists Starter at USD 16 per month. All paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee, and payments are processed by Stripe.
- 1
- 000 words
- 1 image credit
- 1 audio transcription
- 1
- 000 text-to-speech characters
- 1 bot
- 170+ templates
- 25
- 000 Opus or 50
- 000 Sonnet
- GPT-5 and Gemini Pro words
- 200 image and video credits
- 20 transcriptions
- 25
- 000 text-to-speech characters
- unlimited standard model
- 50
- 000 Opus or 100
- 000 Sonnet
- GPT-5 and Gemini Pro words
- 300 image and video credits
- 30 transcriptions
- 50
- unlimited standard model
- 100
- 000 Opus or 200
- 000 Sonnet
- GPT-5 and Gemini Pro words
- 500 image and video credits
- unlimited transcription
- 75
- Teams
- quoted at USD 68 per month on the affiliate page
- the B2B offer has its own page but no public price grid
- Custom plans available on request from the sales team
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Easy-Peasy.AI handles your data.
GDPR overview
GDPR compliance is claimed explicitly rather than merely implied. A GDPR-compliant badge sits in the footer of every page, the privacy policy carries a dedicated GDPR section, and the About page lists it among the company's compliance commitments. Easy-Peasy.AI states it applies GDPR controls as its baseline standard for all operations worldwide, not only for EEA residents. It enumerates the lawful bases it relies on and the rights it recognises, including access, copy, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection and portability, with a one-month response window. An Article 27 representative is designated: Prighter Group, reachable through a dedicated portal. CCPA, CPRA, CalOPPA and HIPAA are covered separately. Two gaps remain worth noting: the privacy policy shows no effective or last-updated date, and the governing law is Singapore, with exclusive jurisdiction of the Singapore courts.
Who owns the data?
Ownership is split by plan. Paid subscribers keep full commercial rights to every output they generate, and those rights survive the end of the subscription. Free users may only use their outputs for non-commercial purposes, and the images they generate are public. Easy-Peasy.AI Pte Ltd retains ownership of the platform itself, its interface and all of its content. One clause deserves attention: any idea, feedback or suggestion sent to the company becomes its exclusive property, with no credit and no compensation, and may be reused indefinitely for any purpose. The homepage summarises the general stance as every asset you create belonging to you.
Reuse rights
Paid subscribers may reuse their outputs freely and commercially without asking permission, and keep that right after cancelling. Free-plan users may not: their outputs are limited to non-commercial use, and the images they generate are published publicly. What the user sends in is treated differently from what comes out. Prompts, queries and uploaded files are forwarded to third-party AI providers, named as OpenAI, Anthropic and Stability AI among others, and once transmitted they fall under those providers' own retention and handling policies, which Easy-Peasy.AI states plainly it cannot guarantee. The company says it does not train its own models on user inputs without separate explicit consent, and never uses Google Workspace data for training. Usage data feeds analytics and remarketing through Google Analytics, Mixpanel, Google Ads and Meta, though the company states it neither sells nor shares personal data.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
Customer content is hosted in facilities located in the United States. The two infrastructure subprocessors are Vercel and Supabase, both US entities, covering hosting, data centre and content delivery. Cloudflare acts as a global CDN for public website content. Service-specific subprocessors are named individually with their country: Mixpanel and Google Analytics for analytics, Crisp (IM SAS, EU) for customer support, SendGrid for email, OpenAI, Anthropic and Stability AI for generation, Stripe for payments and Sentry for logging, all US-based except Crisp. Easy-Peasy.AI states that it assesses the security, privacy and confidentiality practices of every proposed subprocessor, signs a data protection agreement with each of them, and undertakes to keep the published list current. Data is described as encrypted in transit and at rest, and deletable on request. No regional hosting option is offered, so EU or other in-region residency is not available. Note that the domain itself resolves to a Cloudflare anycast address, which reflects the CDN edge and not where data is stored.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Easy-Peasy.AI.
- Free-plan outputs are public and non-commercial, so anything generated there can be seen by others and cannot legally be used for business
- Prompts, uploaded files and anything typed into a generator leave the platform for third-party AI providers, so confidential material should not be pasted in; the privacy policy says so in as many words
- Any suggestion, idea or feedback sent to the company becomes its exclusive property, without credit or compensation
- The terms disclaim any guarantee of availability or of data preservation, with no refund and no compensation, so anything valuable should be backed up elsewhere
- Displayed compliance badges are claims rather than evidence: treat SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA as unverified until the Trust Center publishes something readable
- Pricing is easy to misread, since the default display is the annual rate, discount percentages differ between the banner and the FAQ on the same page, and Unlimited is not unlimited on premium models
- Generating a finished blog post, image or video in one click makes it tempting to publish without reading, checking sources or exercising judgement; the platform makes volume very cheap, and volume is not quality
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Very low for ordinary use. Sign-up is free and needs no credit card, nothing is installed, and every generator works from a plain-language prompt, while writing templates are simple forms. Embedding a chatbot on WordPress is announced as a three-minute job: install the plugin, activate it, paste an Agent ID. Connecting the toolbox to ChatGPT or Claude uses OAuth with no API key to handle. Only direct REST API calls require developer skills, and that path is reserved for the Unlimited plan. Workflows chain models together without code.
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Behind Easy-Peasy.AI
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Frequently asked questions
Who is behind Easy-Peasy.AI?
Is there a free plan, and what does it limit?
How much does the cheapest paid plan cost?
Do I own what I generate?
Are my prompts used to train AI models?
Where is my data hosted?
Is there an API?
Is there a mobile app?
What is the minimum age to use the service?
How do I exercise my GDPR rights, and can I get a DPA?
Should you pick Easy-Peasy.AI?
Easy-Peasy.AI does what it says on the label, and the label is unusually literal: one subscription, one account, and a toolbox that stretches from blog copy to lip-synced video. The value is real and easy to check. Forty-odd frontier models and several dozen tools for an entry price of USD 8 per month on annual billing is a genuine bargain for anyone currently paying four subscriptions to do the same work.
Transparency is better than this price segment usually delivers. The publisher is identifiable, incorporated and addressable in Singapore. The legal documents are specific rather than boilerplate. A named subprocessor list gives each provider and its country, a data processing agreement is available on request, and an Article 27 representative is designated for the European Union.
The trade-offs are just as concrete. Quotas are tight against the breadth on offer, and the word unlimited covers only standard models. Headline prices are annual-billing rates that roughly halve the real monthly cost, and the site contradicts itself on both discount percentages and plan prices. Customer content is hosted in the United States with no regional alternative, prompts travel to third-party providers whose retention the vendor openly says it cannot guarantee, and no retention period is stated anywhere. The SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA badges are worth what a badge is worth until the Trust Center behind them actually displays something.
Read as a breadth-and-price proposition, Easy-Peasy.AI is convincing: it suits generalists, small teams and anyone who wants to compare models without collecting accounts. Read as a volume or data-sovereignty proposition, it is not the right tool, and nothing on the site pretends otherwise.
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