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After you buy·Updated 2026-11-03·中文

How to add your card to Venice AI and subscribe to Pro

Venice AI is an AI chat and image site. Its paid plan, Venice Pro, is bought on venice.ai — $18 a month or $216 a year at the official price. Card number, expiry, CVC and billing address are in your card email.

All Venice AI charges on our cards came in late October: 4 charges, all successful, two of them $18 — exactly the Pro monthly price. Small sample, so keep a little extra on the card the first time and don’t keep retrying if it is declined.

Steps

  1. 1

    Check the plans

    Open venice.ai/pricing in a browser to see what Pro includes, monthly or yearly. Prices as shown on the page.

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  2. 2

    Sign in

    Sign in at venice.ai (sign up with an email first if you don’t have an account).

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  3. 3

    Choose Pro and enter the card

    Upgrade to Pro from the plans page, pick monthly or yearly, choose card, and enter the card number, expiry, CVC and billing address from your card email. Submit once.

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  4. 4

    Check it worked

    Back on venice.ai, your account shows Pro once it went through. Renewals charge this card on the same cycle, so keep enough on it before the renewal date.

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Suggested balance (tax included)

  • Pro monthly: $18 (official price) — keep at least $19; yearly $216 — keep at least $217. The two $18 charges on our cards had no tax added.
  • Our cards also show two $10 charges, both successful. For other amounts, keep the total shown at checkout plus $1.
If the balance is short, the charge is declined — and a failed charge still costs $1.

Common reasons it fails

What our cards show:

  • All 4 Venice AI charges on our cards in October (2 cards) succeeded; no failed sample yet. If declined, check the card holds the price + $1, then the billing address.
  • Across all our cards and platforms in October, about 69% of failed charges were a short balance (the charge was more than the card held), about 12% a cancelled card still being charged, about 9% a merchant type outside what the card supports, and about 9% a wrong expiry date (several wrong tries lock it for a while).
If a charge fails, top up first and then retry once — don’t keep clicking. Every charge costs $1, failed ones too (at most 3 failed-charge fees per card per month). Top-ups usually arrive within 5–10 minutes and the card number stays the same.

Still stuck? Contact support

Tell us which step failed and what the page said — a screenshot helps.

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