Scade.pro
Scade.pro is a no-code platform that connects 1,500+ AI models behind one visual flow builder, ready-made templates, AI agents and a unified API. Built for creators, no-coders, startups and agencies, it bills through credits with a free entry plan.
What is Scade.pro?
Scade.pro is a no-code AI integration and orchestration platform published by AI Cascade Solutions Corp., a Delaware corporation. The home page sells it on two words, full control and real flexibility, while the documentation puts it more plainly: hundreds and thousands of AI models made compatible with each other like Lego bricks.
The platform rests on two objects. A Flow is a no-code workspace where you connect blocks into an executable chain. A Node is the unit inside it — an AI model, a code block, or a logic function. Each node reports back in real time through a colour code and displays its execution time and its cost in credits, so the bill is readable while you build rather than after.
Behind the canvas sits a catalogue of more than 1,500 models, described as reviewed, sorted and polished for daily usage: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, ElevenLabs, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion 3, Flux Pro, Recraft, Whisper, DeepL, Rembg, Fooocus, Llava. Non-AI utilities come with them — translators, resizers, loop processors. More than 30 templates provide a starting point, each showing its average runtime and average credit cost: Sketch to Image, Virtual fitting room, AI marketing team, Chat with Document, Video URL Summarization, Competitor Analysis Tool, Generate shorts.
Above the flows sit AI agents, either built in the agent builder or taken ready-made. The Faceless Video AI Agent writes the script, produces the visuals, handles animation and editing, adds voice and subtitles, then publishes to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube Shorts by itself. The knowledge base also names LamaIndex and LamaQuery agents. More demanding users get a Playground to run and compare models, a Private Knowledge Base, LoRA fine-tuning and Python nodes.
What comes out can be published as a web app in a few clicks, embedded in a web product, or reached from a mobile application through the unified API, while connectors and triggers link flows to web apps, messengers and e-commerce platforms. The underlying argument is infrastructural: no servers to run, no separate model APIs to integrate, no GPUs to buy, since GPU and cloud server access comes with the subscription. The home page claims more than 20,000 companies and individuals as users.
What it does
- Assemble AI models into no-code flows
- Start from 30+ ready-made templates
- Build AI agents, including a faceless video agent
- Publish a flow as a web app or call it through the API
- Compare models side by side in the Playground
- Wire results into your own tools with connectors and triggers
- Fine-tune with LoRA and attach a private knowledge base
When to use Scade.pro / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Scade.pro is the right fit.
When to use Scade.pro
- No-coders and makers who want to combine several AI models into a working feature without hiring a developer
- Short-form content creators producing faceless Reels and Shorts, with automatic publishing to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube
- Startups and product teams building an AI MVP under deadline and looking to speed up their time to market
- Agencies and freelancers who deliver AI features to clients and would rather assemble them than build from scratch
- Developers and teams who prefer one subscription and one unified API to a dozen model accounts and keys, and who want to trigger a finished flow with a single HTTP request
When not to use Scade.pro
- Users located in the prohibited localities listed in the terms, where access is contractually excluded whatever the intended use
- Buyers who need to compare prices before creating an account: the plan grid is no longer published on the pricing page and the amounts appear only once you are signed in
- Organisations that require a signed DPA, a published sub-processor list or a written no-training commitment, none of which exists here
- Teams that need phone support or a published SLA: support runs through email and chat, and the Intercom help centre linked in the footer returns a 404 error
- Anyone who needs a refund path or a mobile app: all fees are non-refundable under clauses 2.1 and 2.4, and Scade.pro is web plus API only
How to use Scade.pro
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Create an account and sign in; the free plan requires no credit card
- Open Explore, pick one of the 30+ templates and customise it by adding or removing models and adjusting the settings
- For a flow of your own, go to Workflows, click Create at the top right, then choose New workflow for a blank canvas carrying a Start node and an End node, or Import from json
- Rename the flow with the pencil icon next to the Untitled title
- In the Workflow Builder, drag and drop nodes onto the canvas and connect them to compose the logic; keep one Start node and one End node, or select them in Overview
- Run the flow and read the cost and duration on each node, then in Analytics under Execution Cost (cr.) and Total cost for the whole run
- Cut your credit consumption by supplying your own API key for a service you already subscribe to
- Use the Publish button in the Workflow Builder to get ready-made code snippets, or publish the flow as a web app
- For API use, generate a Server Key in app.scade.pro/api-credentials with the Add new button; the key is displayed only once
- Call POST https://api.scade.pro/api/v1/scade/flow/{flow_id}/execute with an Authorization: Basic {ACCESS_TOKEN} header and a JSON body carrying start_node_id, end_node_id, result_node_id and node_settings, then read the outcome with GET https://api.scade.pro/api/v1/task/{id}; execution is asynchronous, so space out the calls and read the result object
Pros & Cons
Pros
- One subscription and one API for 1,500+ models, instead of piling up accounts and keys with every vendor
- No technical skills needed to start, and templates that give a running start rather than a blank page
- Cost is visible before and after each run: credits per node, per flow and cumulative in Analytics
- A readable unit of account, one credit being worth roughly one cent, with templates displaying their average cost from 1.2 to 25 credits
- No infrastructure to run: GPU and cloud server access is included, with no servers to manage
- A technical exit path for those who need it: Python nodes, a unified API and JSON import/export of flows
- A free plan with credits and no credit card required, plus BYOK to bring the credit bill down
Cons
- The plan grid has been removed from the public pricing page: comparing plans without creating an account is impossible (verified on 24 August 2026, and already absent from the archived captures of November 2025, January 2026 and March 2026)
- Subscription credits do not roll over from one month to the next; only credits bought as packs survive
- All fees are non-refundable (terms 2.1 and 2.4), total liability is capped at 100 USD (terms 8.2) and claims are time-barred after one year
- No DPA, no published sub-processor list, no published position on model training and no incorporation date for the company
- No hosting country is named: processing takes place at the Owner's operating offices and in any other places where the parties involved in the processing are located
- Responsibility for third-party APIs is passed entirely to their providers: Scade.pro is not a party to that contract and may withdraw an API without notice (terms 1.2)
- Careless contractual drafting — the misspelling "Sacde.pro" recurs and clause 10.4 (ii) directs payment of amounts due to "Mistral AI", a company unrelated to the agreement — while the Intercom help centre linked in the footer returns a 404
Pricing & Plans
Scade.pro runs on a freemium model: a free entry plan carrying an allowance of credits, then paid subscriptions. As of 24 August 2026 the amounts of those plans are no longer published on the site. The public pricing page has been reduced to a credits FAQ, with no plan table and no figures, and the prices are visible only after opening an account, under Personal space settings, Billing and usage. Everything is metered in credits: the knowledge base states that "1 credit costs approximately 1 cent", that an image generation with Flux Pro costs 6 credits and that the average cost of a ChatGPT node task is 0.5 credits. Templates display their average cost, from 1.2 credits for Chat with Document, 1.5 for AI marketing team and 2.5 for Competitor Analysis, up to 20 credits for Virtual fitting room and 5 to 25 for Generate shorts. Subscription credits do not roll over each month, whereas credits bought as packs remain until used. Additional credits can be purchased at any time, up to 20,000 per transaction with no limit on the number of transactions. On an upgrade, remaining credits carry over and are added to the new plan's; on a downgrade, the higher plan's credits are kept until the end of the current cycle. Running out of free credits blocks the execution of flows, agents and the playground but still allows flows to be viewed and exported. Supplying your own API key for a service you already pay for reduces credit consumption. Billing cycles are monthly or annual, prepaid and automatically renewed, cancellable up to 24 hours before the renewal date and effective the day after the last day of the period. All fees are non-refundable, the only exception being a charge taken in error after cancellation, to be reported to support@scade.pro. Payment runs through Stripe, with Visa, Mastercard and American Express accepted and promotion codes entered on the Stripe page through "Add promotion code". For historical reference only, and not as a current price: the last first-party grid archived on 4 June 2025 listed Free at 50 credits for 0, Starter at 1,500 credits for 14.99 USD per month, Pro at 5,000 credits for 49.90 USD per month, Team & Advanced AI at 20,000 credits for 199.90 USD per month and Enterprise at 200,000 credits for 1,899.00 USD per month, while an earlier capture dated 18 July 2024 showed Starter at 1,000 credits for 9.90 USD per month and an Enterprise tier quoted on request. Those figures are archived, superseded and must not be read as today's pricing.
- the tier names and contents below come from the last archived capture of the plan grid
- dated 4 June 2025
- and are given for historical reference only
- an entry allowance of credits
- 5 workflows
- beginner templates and a first look at the AI Agents
- Reels created from text
- social accounts connected for manual publishing
- and a personal gallery
- automatic publishing of up to 3 videos per day per agent
- unlimited social accounts
- smart scheduling and feed management
- full access to the AI Agent Builder and to custom workflows
- 1
- 500+ models
- human-like agents
- Private Knowledge Base
- LoRA fine-tuning and priority support
- bespoke solutions
- 5 hours of dedicated AI engineering and the option of hiring dedicated experts
- addressed through Chat with sales or the contact form
- The amounts attached to these tiers are only visible after signing in
- under Billing and usage
- no current figure is published on the website
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Scade.pro handles your data.
GDPR overview
The privacy policy carries a dedicated section, "Further Information for Users in the European Union", which it states supersedes any divergent or conflicting information elsewhere in the document. It lists the legal bases — consent, contract or pre-contractual measures, legal obligation, public interest or official authority, legitimate interests — and the rights: withdrawal of consent, objection, access, verification and rectification, restriction, erasure, portability, and complaint to the competent supervisory authority. Objection to direct marketing is free and needs no justification; requests are answered free of charge within one month, and rectification or erasure is communicated to every recipient of the data unless impossible or disproportionate. Requests go to the controller, info@scade.pro. Gaps remain: no Article 27 EU representative, no DPO, no transfer mechanism named, no DPA or sub-processor list published, and the policy shows no effective date, unlike the terms (1 October 2024).
Who owns the data?
Clause 5 of the terms, last updated on 1 October 2024, splits ownership three ways. You keep all rights, titles and interests in the User-Generated Content you generate or create prior to or outside the Services, and you answer for the rights to whatever you upload. Scade.pro keeps all rights to the Services themselves: the site, its nodes, workflows, APIs, templates and prompts, including updates and derivative works. The publisher also owns the Usage Data — performance metrics, usage statistics and activity logs — which exclude user-generated content. Trade marks are cross-licensed on a limited basis. For personal data, the controller is AI CASCADE SOLUTIONS CORP, 100 Church Street, Suite 800, New York, NY 10007, contactable at info@scade.pro.
Reuse rights
Nothing in the terms claims ownership of the outputs you produce, and no permission step is described for reusing them: clause 5.2 leaves you every right to your own content, while the publisher reserves only the Services and the Usage Data. On its own side, the privacy policy states the purposes for which it processes data: providing the service, complying with legal obligations, responding to requests from public authorities, protecting its rights, and detecting malicious or fraudulent activity, plus analytics, user database management, heat mapping and session recording. Processing is carried out with computer tools, following organisational procedures tied to those purposes. Data may be accessed by administration, sales, marketing, legal and system administration staff, and by third parties appointed as processors — technical service providers, mail carriers, hosting providers, IT companies, communication agencies. That list is not published: the policy says only that "the updated list of these parties may be requested from the Owner at any time". Clause 5.3 confines the use of Usage Data to improving the site, developing new features and internal operations, and only where no identifying personal data is involved. Model training on customer data is never addressed anywhere on the site, in either direction, and no opt-out is documented. Separately, selected accounts may face a discretionary KYC/KYB questionnaire run by the Compliance Officer or an outside provider; refusing to answer leads to restricted access, with appeals sent to compliance@scade.pro. Clause 6.4 allows the use of public information and third-party services to assess money-laundering, terrorist-financing and fraud risk, without collecting additional personal data.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
No hosting country or region is named anywhere on the site. The privacy policy says only that "the Data is processed at the Owner's operating offices and in any other places where the parties involved in the processing are located", and adds that transfers to another country may occur depending on where the user is. The publisher is American: its registered agent sits in Lewes, Delaware, and its operating office at 100 Church Street, Suite 800, New York, which makes a United States jurisdiction the reasonable reading without it ever being stated. No hosting certification is published, neither SOC 2 nor ISO 27001 nor HIPAA. What the terms do claim is security: industry-standard technical, logical and physical measures, and confidential computing on hardware-isolated NVIDIA H100 Confidential Compute clusters where "Scade keeps information encrypted even during computation". One network detail, not first-party: the domain resolves to 75.2.70.75, an AWS anycast node registered in Seattle. That describes where the marketing site is served, not where customer data is processed.
Where Scade.pro works
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Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Scade.pro.
- Prices sit behind a sign-up: the plan grid has been removed from the public page, so you must create an account to know what you will pay (confirmed on 24 August 2026, and already the case in the captures of November 2025, January 2026 and March 2026)
- All fees are non-refundable (terms 2.1, 2.4 and 10.4 i) and immediate access to the service counts as a waiver of the right of withdrawal; subscriptions renew automatically, so cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date or the next period is charged
- Total liability is capped at 100 USD (terms 8.2), claims lapse after one year, and disputes fall under Delaware law and AAA/ICDR arbitration, each party bearing its own lawyers' and experts' fees
- Third-party APIs sit outside the contract: Scade.pro is not a party to your agreement with the model provider, offers no support for those APIs and may withdraw one at any time without notice, so a flow you depend on can stop working
- Compliance checks are discretionary: an account can be restricted until a KYC/KYB questionnaire is completed, and the terms exclude users located in a long list of countries as well as any territory appearing on the sanctions lists
- Nothing is published about training: no opt-out is documented, no written commitment is made, no DPA is offered, no sub-processor list is published and no EU Article 27 representative is appointed, so you are trusting silence rather than a promise
- Small signs of neglect deserve attention: the footer's Intercom help centre link returns a 404, the terms misname the publisher and direct payment to an unrelated company, the two postal addresses differ between documents, and unused subscription credits vanish at the end of every month
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Low to start, moderate to go further. The home page promises no tech skills needed, and it holds: pick a template in Explore and run it, no credit card, nothing to configure. Building a flow means dragging nodes onto a canvas between the default Start and End nodes, with no server, no GPU and no third-party key. The real step up is the API: generate a Server Key, compose a JSON body, handle a two-stage asynchronous call. Python nodes, LoRA fine-tuning and a private knowledge base form an optional third level, documented in a GitBook knowledge base.
Deployment
Integrations
Supported languages
Behind Scade.pro
Social
Resources
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Frequently asked questions
What is a credit and what is it worth?
How much do the plans cost?
Do credits roll over from one month to the next?
What happens when I run out of credits?
Do I need to know how to code?
How many AI models are available, and is there an API?
Is there a mobile app?
How do I pay, and can I be refunded?
Is my data used to train models?
Who publishes Scade.pro, and how do I get support or close my account?
Should you pick Scade.pro?
Scade.pro answers a real problem: pooling more than 1,500 AI models behind a single subscription, a single interface and a single API, with the cost in credits shown at every step rather than discovered on an invoice. The path runs without a break from a clicked template to a production API call, and it demands no infrastructure — no servers, no GPUs, no separate contract with each model vendor. For content creators and product teams that need to ship quickly, that combination is genuinely useful, and the free plan lets you measure it without a credit card.
The reservations are just as concrete. The first is commercial: as of 24 August 2026 the plan amounts are no longer published, and you have to open an account to learn what a subscription costs. The second is contractual. The terms are imprecise to the point of carelessness, with a clause directing payment of amounts due to Mistral AI, a company with no connection to the agreement, and the publisher's own name misspelt several times. Total liability is capped at 100 USD, all fees are non-refundable, and there is no DPA, no published sub-processor list and no written position on whether customer data feeds model training.
The verdict follows the profile. If you are a creator, a no-coder, an agency or a startup team that values speed over paperwork, Scade.pro assembles something few competitors put together as neatly, and the credit unit — roughly one cent — keeps the economics legible. If your purchase has to clear a compliance review, or if you need a published price before you commit, this is not yet the platform to standardise on.
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