Prompts Club
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Prompts Club is an AI prompt marketplace where you buy or sell prompts and LoRA models, test image models in the browser, and train custom Flux models with credits.
About Prompts Club
What Is Prompts Club
Prompts Club is a web marketplace for AI prompts and the models that run them. Creators publish prompt templates and trained checkpoints for Midjourney, ChatGPT, Flux AI, and a handful of other engines, and buyers unlock what they need with a site currency called P-Bucks.
The problem it attacks is the trial and error loop. Getting one good image from a text to image model often takes a dozen failed attempts, and getting the same look twice is harder still. A tested prompt or a trained model skips most of that. You pay a small amount of credit, get the exact wording or checkpoint, and stop guessing.
There's a second half to the product. You can run supported models on the site itself, or upload a set of photos and train a custom model on Flux without touching a local GPU. Both routes cost credits, and they're the most expensive things on the platform. Video generation and model training eat through a balance far faster than a still image.
The catalog is community built, so quality varies from seller to seller. A few sample outputs sit on every listing, which helps, but the results still depend on which engine version you use and how closely you follow the notes.
Getting Started
- Sign up for free at promptsclub.com with an email address.
- Search by keyword or filter the catalog by engine, media type, or category.
- Open a listing and study the sample images, prompt details, and model notes before spending anything.
- Unlock the prompt or run the model in the browser with your P-Bucks balance.
- Upload photos to train your own model, or publish a prompt of your own and start earning.
Product Information
A quick look at Prompts Club's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Designers and illustrators
- Social media managers and content creators
- Prompt sellers and AI hobbyists
Tasks
- Matching a visual style
- Keeping a character consistent
- Generating images without a GPU
- Turning prompts into income
Scenarios
- A brand shoot on a deadline
- A recurring content series
- Testing an engine before committing
Key features
Prompt Marketplace With Live Previews
Every listing opens on sample outputs before you pay, so you can see the kind of image or copy the prompt produces. Search runs on natural language as well as keywords, and filters narrow results by engine, media type, and category. That preview step is the main defense against buying a prompt that doesn't fit your project.
On-Site Model Testing
You don't need Midjourney, a Flux install, or a GPU to try the models on offer. Supported engines run inside the browser: pick a model, enter or edit a prompt, and generate a result with P-Bucks. It's the quickest way to compare how OpenAI, Flux, and Google image models handle the same idea.
Custom Model Training
Upload a set of photos and the platform fine tunes a model on them, which is the practical answer to character consistency. Once trained, the model sits in your account and can be reused for later projects. Training costs more credits than a single image, and results depend heavily on how clean and varied the source photos are.
P-Bucks Credit System
P-Bucks cover everything: unlocking premium prompts, generating images, making videos, and training models. Subscription plans drop a monthly balance of 11,000 to 74,000 credits, with unused credits rolling over up to a tenth of that allowance. Top ups cost less on a paid plan, which matters for heavy users.
Selling Your Own Prompts
Creators list prompts and models on the marketplace and earn from each sale, with the platform handling previews and delivery. The pitch is passive income from a library you already built. Competition is real, so listings with sharp sample images and clear instructions do better than bare text.
Category Browsing and Public Gallery
The catalog splits into art and illustration, photography and video, graphic design, marketing, writing, and more, each with its own subcategories. A public gallery shows what other users generated, which works as a browse first entry point when you don't know what to search for. It's also a decent way to spot which models are actually being used.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Listings show sample outputs before purchase, so the risk of paying for an unusable prompt is low.
- Image models run in the browser, which means no local GPU and no separate Midjourney or Flux subscription just to test an idea.
- Custom AI model training is built in, and it's the fastest route to a consistent character or product look.
- The two sided setup means the same account can buy AI prompts and sell AI prompts, so a working creator can offset costs.
- Credits roll over on paid plans, which softens the sting of a quiet month.
Cons
- Quality depends on individual sellers, so the same category can hold excellent prompts next to weak ones.
- Video generation and model training burn credits quickly, and the entry plan's 11,000 credits won't stretch far for either.
- Custom models are tied to the platform, so there's no clean way to export a trained checkpoint to your own setup.
- There's no documented public API, which rules out wiring the catalog into an internal tool or a custom app.
Frequently asked questions
It's an AI prompt marketplace. Creators list prompts and trained models for engines like Midjourney, ChatGPT, and Flux AI, and buyers unlock them with credits or run them directly on the site.
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