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5,904160Released 1y agoFrom $75Lohit Panigrahi🙏 3 karmaDec 1, 2024Very good. It is very easy to use. This saves money and time
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7,677350Released 2y agoFree + from $7.65/moProfoundly expensive. They are charging $79 per month on a yearly subscription. The free version has few ais available. If you opt for the monthly subscription you'll be morgaging your family at $99 per month. I don't know any teachers who could afford that even in the short term. There are far less expensive ai options out there which are just as good.
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