Accessible pricing brings enterprise AI capabilities to individual professionals and small businesses
MW3.BIZ announces the beta launch of 16 AI microservices across 6 categories, delivering enterprise-grade artificial intelligence capabilities at accessible price points for professionals worldwide.
As detailed in our FAQ, our technology consultancy services span the full spectrum of professional needs. These 16 microservices represent months of development focused on democratizing AI access.
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"We're making tools that cost enterprises millions available to individuals for the price of a coffee."
Beta access follows our membership tier structure:
Beta participants earn additional rewards for feedback and bug reports, contributing to platform improvement while earning MW3BIZ tokens.
Remember the distinction: Platform Credits (purchased for service access) operate separately from MW3BIZ tokens (earned as rewards). This structure maintains regulatory compliance while maximizing member benefits.
Beta access is rolling out progressively. Verified and Premium members receive priority access, while Basic members can join the waitlist for specific services.
Start your AI journey at our platform or learn about membership tiers in our FAQ.
Log into your account at app.mw3.biz and navigate to the Services section. Beta services are marked with a "BETA" badge. Availability depends on your membership tier.
Beta services are functional but may experience occasional issues. We recommend testing thoroughly before using for critical tasks. Premium members receive priority support for any beta-related issues.
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