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chad is a Russian-language service that routes chat, image, video and music requests to third-party models such as GPT, Claude, Gemini, Midjourney and Sora under one ruble subscription, with web, iOS, Android and API access.

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What is chad?

chad (branded on its site as Chad AI) is a Russian-language AI model aggregator: a web and mobile chat that sends your text, image, video and music requests to models built by other companies, all paid from one ruble-denominated balance of "sparks". The service describes itself as opening access to models such as GPT 5.2, Claude 4.5, Gemini 3 Pro, Midjourney v7 and Sora 2, rather than as a developer of its own model.

Relationship to ChatGPT and OpenAI

The name, domain and "ChatGPT in Russian" page title echo ChatGPT, so chad's own wording matters. chad's FAQ says it uses a paid priority version of ChatGPT from OpenAI, pays for it abroad, and provides it in Russia for people who do not want to deal with limits, queues or a VPN. Its knowledge-base footer adds that using the service means agreeing to OpenAI's ChatGPT usage rules, and that chad provides access to the chatbot and bears no responsibility.

The license offer draws the same line in legal terms: the licensor is not the rights holder of the neural networks, grants users no rights to them, and use of each model is governed by that model owner's own terms. In practice chad is a paid wrapper around third-party models. The pages checked for this review do not describe any partnership with or endorsement by OpenAI.

Who runs it

The license offer is published by a Russian individual entrepreneur (a sole proprietor) acting as licensor. According to the same document, the service is registered in the Unified Register of Russian Software under record No. 29375 of August 29, 2025.

Core features

Model line-ups change often; the lists below reflect the site as captured on September 28, 2026.

  • Text models: the homepage feature list names GPT 5.2, Grok 4, Gemini 3 Pro, Claude 4.5 and DeepSeek V3.2.
  • Images, video and music: image generation runs through Midjourney v7, GPT-image 1.5, Seedream 4.5 and Nano Banana Pro; video through Veo 3.1, Sora 2 and Kling 2.6 Pro; music through Suno AI v5.
  • Chat tools: a voice mode answers aloud, memory keeps session details, the prompt library accepts your own prompts, and web search pulls in current information.
  • Image utilities: background removal, text recognition from photos and image upscaling.
  • Presentations: a generator builds slides with text, structure and a ready-made design for study, work or personal projects.
  • Files: the business page says the service supports uploads in PDF, docx and xlsx formats.

Per-word prices vary widely: Claude Opus 4.7 costs 10 sparks per word while DeepSeek V4 Flash costs 0.7 sparks per word. Because every model draws from the same balance, the model you pick, not the plan name, decides how far a monthly allowance stretches.

Context memory

Earlier messages in a chat are part of what gets billed. The memory limit can be changed by clicking the memory-spend icon in the input line and choosing how many sparks may be spent on memory per request. Turning context off leaves only the typed and generated text in the count.

Guide

Getting started on the web

  1. Choose "Create account" and register with VK ID, Yandex, Google, or an email address with a password.
  2. Pick a model from the selector above the input field; the choice is saved automatically and shown above the input line.
  3. Use the paperclip button next to the input line to attach files, with images and zip archives supported.
  4. Type a request; for images or video, open the "Create" selector and set model-specific options such as aspect ratio or number of pictures.
  5. Keep an eye on the usage counter, which shows how much a request will cost for the selected model.

The user guide still counts usage in "words" and lists older models such as GPT-4o and GPT-4.1, while current pages bill in sparks and list newer models, so the interface is the better reference for exact names. The same guide lists pinning, deleting, renaming and sharing chats for organizing conversations.

Turning off auto-renewal

The homepage FAQ gives a self-service path: open the account and go to Tariff → Subscription → Cancel subscription. After auto-renewal is switched off, the paid subscription keeps working until the end of its term or until its spark limit runs out. The license offer describes a different procedure, covered under Limitations.

Use cases and examples

The examples below are chad's own positioning, not independent results.

  • Marketing and copywriting: articles, blog content, ad copy, commercial proposals and product descriptions.
  • Research and feedback analysis: help with market data, consumer preferences and competitors, plus analysis of customer reviews collected from a website or marketplace.
  • Teaching: training materials on set topics, lessons, tests and lesson plans.
  • Business workflows: the homepage says chad can be integrated with messengers such as Telegram and WhatsApp and with CRM systems such as Bitrix24 or AmoCRM; setup details are not described on the pages reviewed.
  • Design support: one case study on the business page describes a merch bureau that sped up visual mockup preparation 4.5 times.

chad markets the bundle as one subscription that replaces a dozen: because all output types share one balance, a single chat can move from drafting text to generating an image or a short video without switching services.

Who is it for

chad names its main advantage as fast use without a VPN, queues, server overload, bugs or a foreign phone number. That makes the clearest fit people in Russia looking for ChatGPT without VPN, a foreign card or a foreign number, who also want Claude, Gemini, Midjourney or Sora under the same account.

  • Students who need retellings, essays or lecture notes in Russian, a group the App Store description addresses directly.
  • Teams: on the business plan the number of employees is not limited, and an administrator can set monthly spending limits for each employee and see what each one spends.
  • Managers who report on usage: the business page lists export of employee activity reports to Excel.
  • Developers who want one key for many models (see Platforms).

It is a weaker fit for anyone who needs service or legal guarantees outside Russia, a direct contract with a model provider, or predictable monthly output, since allowances are metered in sparks and shrink fast on premium and video models.

Platforms

Store figures below were captured on September 28, 2026.

  • Web: the user guide says no installation is needed; it requires a stable connection and a current version of Firefox, Opera, Safari, Chrome, Yandex Browser or Edge. The license offer lists chadgpt.ru, ask.chadgpt.ru and the mobile app as the places where the service is hosted.
  • iOS: the App Store app is free to download, rated 12+, and showed 1,881 ratings for the current version in the Russian storefront.
  • Android (Google Play): the listing showed 100K+ downloads, an "Everyone" rating and in-app purchases.
  • Android (RuStore): the Russian app store listing showed a 4.7 rating from about 1,300 ratings, 60,000+ downloads and a 0+ age mark.
  • Minimum versions: the functional description sets Android 7.0.0 and iOS 15.3 as the lowest supported versions.

API for developers

chad sells an OpenAI-compatible API: its documentation says the API works with the OpenAI SDK and that in most integrations it is enough to replace base_url, enter your API key and choose a model. The API page advertises availability without VPN, 72+ models in one API, and payment by Russian cards or by invoice. It also says the service automatically changes provider if a provider returns errors, which means the upstream serving a given request can change. Rate limits apply and depend on your plan.

Pricing

Every plan is a monthly allowance of sparks. chad defines sparks as the words the user enters and the neural network generates, and dialogue context counts as well. Plans as listed on September 28, 2026:

PlanPrice and allowanceRate per 1,000 sparksListed output range
Mini290 ₽ per month for 120,000 sparks2.41 ₽4–188 text pages, 6–133 images or 8–20 audio tracks; 40 of 54 models
Opti590 ₽ per month for 300,000 sparks1.96 ₽11–472 text pages, 15–333 images, 3–15 videos or 10–28 audio tracks
Plus1,690 ₽ per month for 900,000 sparks1.87 ₽35–1,417 text pages, 45–1,000 images, 4–45 videos or 18–48 audio tracks
BusinessFrom 5,000 ₽ by card, sparks do not expire1.6 ₽Unlimited employees, spending controls, payment by invoice or card

The wide ranges exist because the amount of content in each plan may differ depending on the neural network. A few rules the table cannot show:

  • Premium media is expensive: Veo 3.1 costs 60,000 sparks and Sora 2 Pro 140,000 sparks per generation, plus the words in the prompt, so a Mini allowance of 120,000 sparks covers at most two Veo 3.1 videos and no Sora 2 Pro video.
  • Utilities are metered too: voice chat costs 7 sparks per second, background removal 6,400 sparks and text recognition 1,000 sparks per generation.
  • Counting quirks: words longer than 20 characters are split into several words, and words extracted from an attached file count as request words.
  • Top-ups: with an active subscription you can buy extra sparks at any time; plan sparks are used first, then purchased ones.
  • Running out early: you can renew the subscription before the month ends or buy sparks, on the same plan or another, and the limit is extended immediately.
  • Model counts differ between pages: the homepage plan block shows Mini with 54 of 73 models, while the pricing page shows 40 of 54.

Free access

Three descriptions of free use coexist. The ChatGPT landing page advertises free generations every day. The price list includes a "GPT Free" model that costs 0 sparks per word. The user guide describes seven text requests via GPT-4o Mini or Claude 3 Haiku, 1,500 words per request, and up to two images with FLUX.1 Schnell. None of the pages reviewed reconciles these versions.

Payment and refunds

The license offer requires 100% prepayment by non-cash transfer in Russian rubles. Invoices are sent only to legal entities, so individuals pay through the payment options inside the service. Once the paid usage rights have been provided, the fee is not refundable because of the licensee's own actions or inaction, or on a unilateral withdrawal from the contract. The fee is also not returned on early termination if access under the paid plan was provided.

Alternatives to chad

chad competes with other Russian-language aggregators that also promise access to Western models without a VPN and billing in rubles.

  • ruGPT and similar services: a Russian AI tools directory lists ruGPT, GPT4TEXT, YCLA AI and an assistant called Anya as similar tools, and describes ruGPT as a Russian-language chat with GPT, Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek plus text, image and video generation, reachable from Russia without VPN and with a free plan.
  • MashaGPT: advertises fifty neural networks under one subscription, no VPN and no registration, Russian card payments, and 5 free generations per day across chat, images and music without a card. Its free allowance is stated per day, whereas chad's free terms vary between its own pages.

Limitations

  • Cancellation rules conflict: the homepage FAQ describes a self-service cancel button, but the license offer says that to disable automatic renewal the licensee must send the licensor a written request.
  • Repeated charge attempts: if the card has no funds at renewal, the offer says the automatic charge is retried for 30 days from the first attempt until it succeeds.
  • Billing complaints in customer reviews: a bank's company-review platform showed chad at 4.5 with 1,267 ratings and 343 written reviews, as captured on September 28, 2026. Of the 20 written reviews shown on that page's first view, 10 complain about charges, auto-renewal or being unable to cancel; the rest mix praise with remarks on output quality and limits.
  • Rating badges disagree: the homepage shows 4.6 based on 4000+ ratings at a bank's review platform. The business page shows 4.7 based on 4000+ ratings. The ChatGPT landing page shows 4.9 based on 4000+ ratings.
  • No guarantees, especially abroad: the service is provided as is, and the offer does not guarantee fitness for a purpose, security, accuracy, uninterrupted operation, the absence of errors, or legality of use anywhere outside the Russian Federation.
  • Model output is your risk: the offer excludes liability for the result of a neural network's answer, including when no answer comes back.
  • Account blocking and content rules: requests from state bodies are among the listed grounds for blocking an account. Prohibited requests include, among others, discrediting the use of the Russian Armed Forces.
  • Publisher details differ by store: the Google Play developer section names an individual developer with a Kazakhstan address, whereas the license offer is issued by a Russian sole proprietor.

Privacy and content rights

  • Your prompts are licensed out: by sending a request, the user grants the licensor and other users a free, irrevocable, non-exclusive license to use the request text and permits use of the model's answer.
  • Algorithm improvement: the offer says requests and results that you publish may be used to improve the service's algorithms and technologies. The privacy policy lists user requests as processed for that purpose, kept indefinitely or until consent is withdrawn.
  • Where data lives: the privacy policy says personal data is stored using databases located in Russia.
  • Business plans: the business page states that neural networks under business licenses are not trained on requests to Russian servers. For other plans, and for training by the upstream model providers, the pages reviewed make no statement.
  • Output rights: the licensor claims no exclusive rights to results created through the service in its relations with the user. The user may use the service for commercial and non-commercial purposes; model owners' terms still apply.
  • Mobile data safety: the Google Play data-safety section says the app may share location, personal info and other data types with third parties, that data is encrypted in transit, and that you can request deletion.

FAQ

Q1. Is chad made by OpenAI?

Its pages make no such claim. chad says it buys paid ChatGPT access abroad and provides it in Russia alongside other companies' models, and its offer states that it holds no rights to those neural networks.

Q2. Do I need a VPN to use chad in Russia?

The site says it is available without a VPN, and payment is in rubles. The offer gives no guarantee about legality of use outside the Russian Federation.

Q3. What happens if I run out of sparks mid-month?

You can renew early or buy extra sparks with an active subscription; plan sparks are spent first.

Q4. Can I get my money back?

Under the license offer, the fee is not refundable once the paid access has been provided, including when the contract is terminated early.

Q5. Can I use generated content commercially?

The offer allows commercial and non-commercial use and says the licensor claims no exclusive rights to results, but the terms of the underlying model providers still apply.

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