RT, adopt a tiered subscription model like ChatGPT, Kimi, and Claude.
However, this brings up a new issue: it’s not very convenient to handle energy exchanges for free users. Could any MJJ offer some suggestions? (Take a look at how much quota the free plan should have and how much energy would be appropriate to exchange for it.) Useful suggestions will be rewarded with energy!
We could introduce an activity-based system: highly active users could receive free credits, while less active users would get fewer.
I don’t like this subscription model.
OpenAI has even removed the 5-hour limit.
Using relay sites is just about getting a free ride.
We count the total number of tokens; there’s no expiration limit.
It looks like the website still isn’t back up.
We’re making major changes, so it’s temporarily closed.
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50M (customizable) per activity point; activity points can be exchanged for credits. Some groups are tied to activity levels.
Built-in mini-games and a lottery; you can choose to use credits or activity points for the draw.
You see, nodeloc guarantees at least 5 nl for daily check-ins, so if we calculate 5 nl as 5 million tokens, that gives you 150 million tokens for a free monthly subscription. This ensures the energy is usable, and 150 million is enough to get by. If this is adopted, please give us a bit more energy 
That actually works pretty well. I can slightly limit which models the free plan can call—totally doable.
Personally, I think you could limit the models available to free users, or roll them out in tiers and during specific time periods. I also think you could learn from Liang Wenfeng and Liang Wengu. That way, you could avoid competing for resources with paid users and improve overall utilization—for example, by lowering prices or offering equivalent discounts during off-peak hours. As for different consumption ratios for NL, if all else fails, I think showing a few ads could work too Hope you keep getting better and better!