verboo.ai: the tokens really are unlimited. Two concurrent requests is the actual plan.
Verdict
A flat monthly fee that suits someone who runs it continuously. If you spike dozens of sessions at once and then idle for hours, it is the wrong shape — every tier from $24 to $269 carries the same two concurrent requests, so money does not buy the burst.
Unlimited tokens is not marketing here. It is the actual product, and it works. What is not unlimited is how many things you can run at once, and that is the number to decide on.
What you get
The $69 Pro tier runs GLM 5.3 Flash, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and DeepSeek V4 Flash with no token budget at all. Measured at check time: DeepSeek V4 Flash 89.8 tok/s, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 82.6 tok/s, GLM 5.3 Flash 36.8 tok/s. 90 tok/s is genuinely usable.
The catch is the ladder, not the price
$24, $69, $129 and $269 all carry the same 40 requests a minute and the same two concurrent requests. More money buys a larger model set and nothing else. $24 gets Qwen3.8 27B; $69 adds GLM 5.3 Flash and DeepSeek V4.1 and V4 Flash; $129 adds DeepSeek V4 Pro; $269 adds GLM 5.3.
- An agent that fans out subagents queues here. $269 still gets you two concurrent requests.
- Capacity is capped per tier and it does sell out. Pro showed 843 of 1000 spots left at check time.
- The same site also sells a prepaid per-token API from $0.12 per million input tokens. Unlimited is the subscription, not the API.
Verdict
If you burn a lot of tokens and only ever run two things at once, nothing at this price comes close. If you run wide, paying more here fixes nothing — parallelism is a thing you have to buy somewhere else.
The word unlimited is attached to the tokens. It is not attached to the concurrency.
Questions
- Are the tokens actually unlimited?
- Yes. There was no token budget at check time. What you get instead is two concurrent requests and 40 requests a minute, on every tier.
- Does a higher tier let me run more at once?
- No. $24 and $269 carry the same two concurrent requests. The tier changes which models you can reach and nothing else.
- How fast is GLM 5.3 Flash here?
- 36.8 tok/s at check time. In the same session DeepSeek V4 Flash measured 89.8 tok/s and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 82.6 tok/s.
The terms, as verified
Priced per requestRead from the vendor's own pricing page. The review above is a judgement about these numbers; it does not restate them, so the two cannot drift apart.
- $15.00
$15/month · Lite
400 requests per 5 hours, 7,500 a week
What actually limits you: The weekly cap, not the 5-hour one
Excludes Kimi models
- $30.00
$30/month · Pro
800 requests per 5 hours, 13,000 a week
What actually limits you: The weekly cap, not the 5-hour one
Includes Kimi models
- $60.00
$60/month · Max
1,600 requests per 5 hours, 26,000 a week
What actually limits you: The weekly cap, not the 5-hour one
Sold out when checked
Models GLM, DeepSeek, Qwen, Llama — Lite excludes Kimi
Worth knowing
- The weekly cap binds before the 5-hour one at every tier. 1,600 requests per 5 hours is 7,680 a day if you run continuously, but 26,000 a week is 3,714 a day, so the week is what you hit. Lite is 1,920 a day against 1,071. Pro is 3,840 against 1,857.
- One request is one API call regardless of size. Send two-hundred-thousand-token contexts and this is the best value on the page; send thousands of small calls and it is the worst.
- The $15 Lite tier excludes the Kimi models. If Kimi is why you are here, you need the $30 tier.
- Max was sold out at check time — every tier is capacity-limited.
- Hitting the quota does not cut you off. Usage continues from credits at catalog pricing with your plan discount, so a busy week costs money rather than downtime.
- Provider errors and capacity failures do not count against your allowance.
- Subscriptions are non-refundable. Annual billing is about 17% off.
Source: openference.comChecked 2026-09-20
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