Syntx: 100+ AI Generators Behind One Subscription

Syntx is an AI aggregator. It puts more than 100 image, video, music and chat models behind one account and one monthly plan. It started as a Telegram bot and still works best there, with a web version alongside it. It is aimed at creators who want to try many generators without signing up for each one.

What does Syntx do?

Syntx lets you create images, video, songs and text from one dashboard. You pick a model, write a prompt and spend tokens on the result.

The model list is long. For images it includes Nano Banana, GPT Image, Seedream, Flux, Ideogram, Luma and Grok Imagine. For video it lists Kling, Google Veo, Seedance, Runway, Wan, Hailuo, MiniMax and HeyGen. Audio covers ElevenLabs and Suno. Chat runs through ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, Perplexity, Qwen and Kimi, and the site says new models arrive every week.

It also offers upscaling through Topaz and Magnific. A trends section holds over 300 ready-made looks you can copy, and the higher plans add GPT agents. Chat models in its LLM Studio can search the web.

Which features stand out?

• One login for 100+ models — switch between Kling, Veo, Seedance and others without new accounts
• Telegram bot — the full feature set inside @syntxaibot, which the FAQ says the web version does not match
• LLM Studio — chat models with web access, some included free on paid plans
• Trends library — 300+ popular effects and looks you can recreate in a few clicks
• Quality tools — Topaz video upscaling and image enhancing
• Tokens that keep — unused tokens do not expire, though you need an active plan to spend them

How much does Syntx cost?

You can start free with 5 tokens and 5 requests to language models. That is enough to test the interface, not to do real work.

The pricing page shows plans in euros, with an annual toggle that takes 15% off:

• Basic — €7.56 a month, a limited set of models
• Pro — €14.36 a month, the full model package and unlimited use of some chat models
• VIP — €33.90 a month
• Elite — €50.91 a month, with unlimited generation in some video and image tools
• Ultra Elite — €101.15 a month

Each plan can include a token bundle, from 3,120 tokens on Basic up to 36,000 on Ultra Elite. Every generation costs tokens, and the price depends on the model. You can buy one, three, six or twelve months. Teams of 15 or more can ask for an enterprise rate.

Who is Syntx for?

Syntx fits creators who make short videos and images for social media and want to compare models side by side. It also suits people who already live in Telegram, since the bot is the most complete version. Anyone curious about new video models gets a cheap way to try them before paying a model maker directly.

Where does Syntx fall short?

Pricing is hard to read. The page shows reference prices far above the real ones, and the token cost of each generation depends on the model. You only learn the true cost of a video once you start making them.

The web app is the weaker version. The FAQ says it does not include every feature, so you may end up in Telegram anyway.

The "unlimited" labels also come with asterisks on the plan cards, and the free start is very small. Five tokens will not show you how the paid video models perform.

Is Syntx worth trying?

Yes, if you want access to many video and image models for less than one direct subscription. Start on Pro, since the FAQ says full features begin there. If you only use one generator, paying its maker directly is simpler and easier to budget.