Free AI offers by country
Which free AI tools, credits and programs you can claim from your country, from each offer’s recorded eligibility: country-specific first, then worldwide.
A country gets a page once at least one offer is specific to it (named in a list of fewer than 20 countries) and 10 or more offers are available there. 2 of 45 tracked countries qualify today.
Many free AI offers can be claimed from anywhere, but not all: a student program can be limited to one country's universities, a startup program to companies registered in one country, and a free tier can exclude some regions. These pages collect, for one country at a time, every offer whose recorded eligibility includes it, so you do not have to open each offer to check the small print.
A country gets its own page only when at least one offer is specific to it, meaning the offer names the country in a list of fewer than 20 countries, and when 10 or more offers in total are open there. Today that is two countries out of the 45 we track: United States and India.
Each page lists the country-specific offers first, then the worldwide rows. A worldwide row is an offer recorded as available globally (50 in the catalog now), or one whose region list is so long (20 countries or more) that it means "almost everywhere" rather than "made for this country". 164 offers have no region recorded yet; they are left off country pages until the region is checked.
Frequently asked questions
- Why does my country not have a page?
- A page needs at least one offer made for that country (named in a list of fewer than 20 countries) and 10 or more offers open there in total. Until then, filter all offers by country on /offers: worldwide offers still apply to you.
- What does "country-specific" mean?
- The offer's recorded eligibility names the country in a short list (fewer than 20 countries), for example a national student or startup program. A long list of 20 or more countries is treated as worldwide with exceptions instead.
- How should I read the worldwide rows?
- They are open in that country, but not made for it: offers recorded as global, plus long country lists that include it. Check each offer page for card, sign-up and age rules, which still apply.