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Free credits, free API access and startup programs for developers and founders. Every offer is checked against its official page.

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Oracle

US$300 cloud credit for 30 days plus Always Free services

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is Oracle's cloud platform for compute, databases and storage. New Free Tier accounts get a US$300 credit for 30 days (select countries) plus Always Free services such as Arm-based Ampere A1 compute, with a card needed for identity checks.

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Tabrein

200 free credits to start, no card, credits never expire

Tabrein is an AI assistant for Google Chrome that opens pages, clicks, types and fills forms in its own tab, asking before irreversible actions. New users get 200 free credits with no card, and credits never expire.

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SiteSelf

500 free credits, no credit card

SiteSelf is an AI agent for WordPress that edits content, adjusts design, updates plugins and fixes issues on an existing site, taking requests in Slack or Telegram. Every account starts with 500 free credits with no credit card needed.

Verified Nov 21 post on X

Tazo LabsModel APIs

15 free minutes of audio for new accounts

Tazo Labs makes Tazo, an audio decision model for live voice agents that takes raw call audio and returns calibrated probabilities for each option. Every new account starts with 15 free minutes of audio, shared by the playground and all API keys.

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falGPU and compute

YC and a16z: $50,000 serverless or $20,000 model API credits; Entrepreneur's First: $10,000; Startup Program: $1,000 growing to $5,000

fal is a generative media platform with APIs for 1,000+ image, video and audio models and serverless GPUs. fal for Startups gives YC and a16z companies $50,000 in serverless or $20,000 in model API credits, Entrepreneur's First teams $10,000, and a Startup Program for generative-media startups starting at $1,000 and growing to $5,000 with usage.

Verified Nov 21 post on X

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Kilo

Up to 25 Enterprise seats and up to $200 a month in credits, plus code reviews

Kilo makes Kilo Code, an open source AI coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains and the CLI with code review tools. Selected open source projects get free Enterprise seats, monthly credits and Kilo Code Reviews on their public PRs, with tiers by project size (Premier: 25 seats and up to $200 a month in credits).

Verified Nov 21 post on X

BlinkimgDev tools

500 image API credits a month

Blinkimg is an image compression and conversion service with a developer API and an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Its free account, no card needed, includes 500 image API credits every month (about 250 images per its pricing page).

Verified Nov 21 post on X

Oracle

US$12,000 in OCI credits per year for up to three years total, plus a one-time US$50 ChatGPT credit per user for up to five users and free tiers of NetSuite QuickStart and Oracle App Composer

Oracle runs Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and NetSuite. Its AI SMB Bundle with OpenAI gives approved U.S. small businesses US$12,000 in OCI credits a year for up to three years, a one-time ChatGPT credit, and free tiers of NetSuite QuickStart and Oracle App Composer.

Verified Nov 21 post on X

Embedding Studio

$10 of trial credit, no card

Embedding Studio fits and calibrates a small model on your own labeled past cases and serves it as an API or a downloadable calibration file, routing low-confidence decisions to a person. New workspaces start with $10 of trial credit, no card needed.

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CloudHike

$10 in one-time credits on the free plan, valid 90 days

CloudHike is an all-in-one developer backend with managed Postgres, auth, storage, Redis, email, background jobs and an MCP server for AI editors. Its free plan needs no credit card and includes $10 in one-time credits for eligible accounts, valid for 90 days; the post claims $20 for the first 100 signups, which the official page does not show.

Verified Nov 2

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Connect your AI agent to that.promo. It can find credits that fit what you are building and tell you when programs launch, change or end.

1Connect the MCP server

https://that.promo/mcp

Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http that-promo https://that.promo/mcp

Claude app: Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, then paste the URL. Cursor and other clients: setup on the developers page.

2Give it the monitoring prompt

Fill in "About me" and run it daily or weekly. It never applies for anything on your behalf.

You watch that.promo for free credits, free API access and startup programs that fit me, and tell me only what matters.

About me (edit this):
- Building: <one line, e.g. an AI support agent for Shopify stores>
- Stack: <e.g. OpenAI, Vercel, Supabase, Pinecone, Sentry>
- Stage and funding: <e.g. solo and bootstrapped; or seed, VC-backed>
- Based in: <country>
- Open source: <no, or the repo link>
- Also interested in: <e.g. GPU credits, AI coding tools>

Tools: use the that.promo MCP server at https://that.promo/mcp. If you cannot use MCP, fetch the same data over HTTPS: https://that.promo/changes.json?since=<time> for list_changes, https://that.promo/offers.json for search_offers (filter it yourself) and https://that.promo/<slug>.json for get_offer.

Each run:
1. Call list_changes with since set to the time of your last run (first run: 30 days ago). Remember checked_at from the reply as the time of this run.
2. On the first run, also call search_offers for each tool in my stack and each interest, so I start with the full picture.
3. Keep offers that match my stack or interests, or that could replace something I pay for now. Drop the rest.
4. For each one you keep, call get_offer and compare who_qualifies with "About me". Mark it Likely, Maybe or No, with the reason in a few words. Leave out No, unless an offer I already use was cut or ended.
5. Report newest first, one block per offer:
   <Provider: name> - <new | changed | cut | ended>
   Value: <headline_amount, or value>
   Fit: <Likely | Maybe> - <reason>
   Next step: <how_to_claim, shortened>
   Official page: <official_url> (verified <last_verified>)
   that.promo: <url>
   If nothing passes, reply "Nothing new for you since <date>." and stop.

Rules:
- that.promo is a lead, not a guarantee. Terms change: always send me to official_url, and say so when last_verified is more than 30 days old.
- Never apply, sign up or enter details anywhere on my behalf.
- Do not invent amounts or eligibility. If a field is null, say "not stated".

Full setup, tools and the JSON API →