Is Brass a gift card?
People mean “gift card” as finite prepaid value you hand to someone else. Brass fits that: you buy a pack, they claim it, they spend the balance, paid credits never expire.
It is not a Visa open-loop card. It is not an OpenAI retail PIN. It is not a Claude subscription gift. It is Adore LLC’s prepaid pack for AI usage across several models.
If you need a store gift card that only funds ChatGPT, buy OpenAI’s documented cards. If you need multi-model intelligence as a present, Brass is built for that.
Brass sells prepaid packs of $10 to $250 you can gift by email or as a card you print. Credits never expire. The recipient spends them across Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek. US only, 18 and over; an unclaimed gift returns to you after 90 days.
Still shopping for the holidays? A Brass pack goes by email or as a card you print at home, so it is there the day you give it. Send a pack.
Sources
- Anthropic: How to gift a Claude subscription
- Claude pricing
- OpenAI: Buying and redeeming OpenAI gift cards
- OpenAI: Gifting credits in ChatGPT
Related guides
- What is gift intelligence?
Gift intelligence is prepaid AI credit given as a present. The recipient spends it on model usage. It is not a shared login and not a surprise subscription.
- How Brass gifts work
Buy a pack, send email or print a card, recipient claims and spends. Credits never expire. Unclaimed gifts return after 90 days.
- Where to buy a ChatGPT gift card and what it covers
OpenAI sells digital ChatGPT gift cards of $15 to $250 through US retailers such as Best Buy. How to redeem one, what the balance pays for and what it will not.